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About the I, IV, V and vi Chords

About the I, IV, V and vi Chords

by Christopher Sutton | Dec 28, 2017 | Podcast, 3 Chord Songs, 4 Chord Songs, Chord Progressions

Learn about the four chords that countless musical masterpieces have been built on, how they’re named, and how you can craft tunes out of them yourself.

Turning Ordinary People into Musicians, with Casey McCann

Turning Ordinary People into Musicians, with Casey McCann

by Christopher Sutton | Dec 28, 2017 | Podcast, Children, Chord Progressions, Interviews, Performing, Playing By Ear, Teaching

The Musicality Podcast interviews music educator extraordinaire Casey McCann about how she developed musicality, and how she passes it on to her students.

Why and How to Learn Theory, with Matthew Scott Phillips and Jeremy Burns

Why and How to Learn Theory, with Matthew Scott Phillips and Jeremy Burns

by Christopher Sutton | Dec 27, 2017 | Podcast, Ear Training, Interviews, Music Theory

We interview the minds behind the Music Student 101 podcast, Matthew and Jeremy, about music theory, ear training, and the value of doing a music degree.

Beginning Modal Improvisation, with Brian Kelly from Zombie Guitar

Beginning Modal Improvisation, with Brian Kelly from Zombie Guitar

by Guest Expert | Dec 27, 2017 | Improvisation, Guitar, Music Theory, Pentatonic

Begin your modal improvisation journey with the versatile Aeolian and Dorian modes, with the help of Zombie Guitar’s master guitar teacher Brian Kelly.

10 Songs That Sound Like Christmas (But Aren’t)

10 Songs That Sound Like Christmas (But Aren’t)

by Charlotte A. F. Farley | Dec 21, 2017 | Genres, Instruments

Feeling Christmas-y but looking to freshen up the old playlist? Try these beautifully, festive, wintery tunes that shine with the holiday vibe.

How To Make A Backing Track, with Joanne Cooper

How To Make A Backing Track, with Joanne Cooper

by Guest Expert | Dec 20, 2017 | Practice, Chord Progressions, Ear Training, Improvisation, Instruments, Key, Playing By Ear

Prolific songwriter Joanne Cooper shows you how to make a backing track, and the myriad of ways you can use it for practice, improvisation, and more.

Musical U Member Spotlight: CarlyA2Z

Musical U Member Spotlight: CarlyA2Z

by Andrew Bishko | Dec 19, 2017 | Musical U Spotlight Members, Ear Training, Planning and Goals

Learn how Musical U member CarlyA2Z took her music education into her own hands, and has been progressing by leaps and bounds ever since!

The 15 Best Non-Christmas Songs That Appear On Christmas Albums

The 15 Best Non-Christmas Songs That Appear On Christmas Albums

by Charlotte A. F. Farley | Dec 18, 2017 | Genres, Song Writing

A song doesn’t have to mention the holiday clichés to put you in a festive mood. Check out these 15 non-Christmas Christmas-y tunes!

The Basics of Beatmaking

The Basics of Beatmaking

by Guest Expert | Dec 13, 2017 | Arranging, Audio Mixing, Rhythm

Behind every star rapper is a producer creating unforgettable beats for their songs. Pro producer Tim Koi shares his tips for crafting your own beats!

The Rhythm of Success, with Steve Nixon

The Rhythm of Success, with Steve Nixon

by Christopher Sutton | Dec 12, 2017 | Podcast, Improvisation, Interviews, Rhythm

Musician and music educator Steve Nixon talks rhythm, improvisation, and gives his own inspiring take on the great musical debate of hard work vs. talent.

Box Yourself into Creativity: 5 Tips for Recording and Songwriting

Box Yourself into Creativity: 5 Tips for Recording and Songwriting

by Guest Expert | Dec 6, 2017 | Planning and Goals, Audio Mixing, Song Writing

Composer and multi-instrumentalist Jason Dzamba shares a process for composing that will help you steer clear of writer’s block and focus your creativity.

About Finding Chords in Scales

About Finding Chords in Scales

by Christopher Sutton | Nov 30, 2017 | Podcast, Chords, Scales

Understanding the relationship between scales and chords has numerous practical benefits. Learn how to easily go from one to the other using a simple trick!

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