Performing Live, Part 1: Rehearsals
Take these first three steps to rehearsing—personal preparation, band practice, and tech rehearsal—and you’ll be much more confident about Performing Live.
Take these first three steps to rehearsing—personal preparation, band practice, and tech rehearsal—and you’ll be much more confident about Performing Live.
The band is solid. Now where will the fans find you? No one knows band websites better than Bandzoogle. Their outreach guy Dave Cool shows us how it’s done.
You’ve worked hard to rehearse, plan, and book your show. It’s time to bring in the crowds! Learn how to play the numbers game without breaking the bank.
Years in the shed: ready to get paid? Some pro traits have little to do with how well you play. Check out these insider tips from a veteran road warrior.
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Bass ear training can help any bassist develop their musical ear in several areas, including relative pitch, playing by ear, bass tone and sense of rhythm.
Ear training is not just note recognition; it is a complete awareness of everything going on in a musical moment. Learn how to listen when playing in a band.
Great musicians have great ears, and you can have them too. Ear training is the key! Discover the top 10 reasons to start training your ear for music.
All musicians have had that moment when they find themselves lost when playing with others. Get some tips and practice not getting lost in this tutorial.
Five essential tips for anyone who is in a band to ensure attention to certain details during rehearsals translate into excellent live performances.
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