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Should We Put Children in Music Lessons or Sports Teams?

Should We Put Children in Music Lessons or Sports Teams?

by Musical U Team | Feb 2, 2016 | Children, General | 0 comments

Deciding whether to enrol your child in sports or music lessons can be a big decision. Music benefits kids in several ways, but is it better than sports?

5 Surprising Drawbacks to taking a Music Degree

5 Surprising Drawbacks to taking a Music Degree

by Jenny Green | Jan 28, 2016 | Career, General | 0 comments

If you are thinking of studying music find out about some of the drawbacks and how to avoid them by choosing a university and course that suits you.

5 Reasons That Taking a Music Degree Rocks

5 Reasons That Taking a Music Degree Rocks

by Jenny Green | Jan 21, 2016 | Career, General | 0 comments

Not sure if a music degree is right for you – read on to find out the advantages of being a music major and where it may lead you after university.

Sounding Like a Beginner Is the Only Way to Sound Like a Professional

Sounding Like a Beginner Is the Only Way to Sound Like a Professional

by Musical U Team | Jan 19, 2016 | Career, General, Planning and Goals, Practice | 0 comments

As a budding musician, it’s easy to be discouraged when you don’t play like you think you should. Remember: it’s a journey. Keep pressing on. Don’t give up.

Talent vs Practice in Music

Talent vs Practice in Music

by Andrew Welk | Jan 14, 2016 | Practice, General | 0 comments

An exploration of what it means to be talented and a discussion of the question – can non-talented but hard-working individuals become great musicians?

The 5-Minute Guide to Set and Achieve your New Year's Music Resolutions

The 5-Minute Guide to Set and Achieve your New Year's Music Resolutions

by Christopher Sutton | Jan 14, 2016 | Planning and Goals, General

January is a great time for new music goals. But if you fall for these 6 common mistakes you’ll never achieve them. Learn how to fix them in 5 minutes.

How to set and achieve your New Year’s Music Resolutions

How to set and achieve your New Year’s Music Resolutions

by Christopher Sutton | Jan 7, 2016 | Planning and Goals, General

The first of January is an exciting time for setting new musical goals but there are six big mistakes you must avoid if you want to keep your resolutions.

How to Review your Musical Year

How to Review your Musical Year

by Musical U Team | Dec 31, 2015 | Planning and Goals, General | 0 comments

Reviewing the past year is the best place to start when planning the year ahead. Follow this easy guide to review your musical year and plan for success.

How to do an Ear Training Audit

How to do an Ear Training Audit

by Christopher Sutton | Dec 31, 2015 | Planning and Goals, General

Follow this simple three step process to check where you are with your ear training and to help you to set clear and achievable goals for future success.

10 Famous Expressions About Being a Musician

10 Famous Expressions About Being a Musician

by Musical U Team | Dec 29, 2015 | Career, General, Planning and Goals | 0 comments

Often, taking advice from legendary musicians is a great way to gain a little confidence. Check out our roundup of the best expressions from musicians.

Common Myths About Music Composition

Common Myths About Music Composition

by Musical U Team | Dec 1, 2015 | Song Writing, General, Practice | 0 comments

When you’re just starting out, songwriting can feel uncomfortable, but there’s no need to be intimidated by composing your own music. Ignore the myths.

Beginning Music Theory: Four Core Concepts to Know

Beginning Music Theory: Four Core Concepts to Know

by Musical U Team | Nov 17, 2015 | Music Theory, General, Planning and Goals, Practice | 1 comment

Understanding music theory is a fundamental stepping stone for becoming a better musician. Having a firm grasp on these 4 core concepts will help you grow into the musician you always wanted to be.

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