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Planning and Goals

Becoming an Expert Learner, with Josh Plotner

Becoming an Expert Learner, with Josh Plotner

by Christopher Sutton | Oct 2, 2018 | Podcast, Instruments, Interviews, Planning and Goals, Practice

Musical U interviews the incredible multi-instrumentalist Josh Plotner on the learning mindset and attitude that has given way to his accomplishments.

How to Avoid Guitar Injuries

How to Avoid Guitar Injuries

by Guest Expert | Oct 1, 2018 | Guitar, How To, Performing, Planning and Goals, Practice

What is the difference between good and bad technique, and how can some slight adjustments help avoid injury? Guitar expert Max Chiossi explains.

Emotion and Efficiency, with Marc Gelfo

Emotion and Efficiency, with Marc Gelfo

by Christopher Sutton | Sep 25, 2018 | Podcast, Interviews, Planning and Goals, Practice

Musical U interviews Marc Gelfo, creator of the Modacity app, on the effective way to practice and how to bring out the emotion of the music you play.

About the Importance of Joy and Pleasure

About the Importance of Joy and Pleasure

by Christopher Sutton | Sep 20, 2018 | Podcast, Planning and Goals, Practice

In this roundtable discussion, the Musical U team shares insights and anecdotes on the most important part of your musical journey: having fun!

About Exploring Without Self-Judgement

About Exploring Without Self-Judgement

by Christopher Sutton | Sep 13, 2018 | Podcast, Improvisation, Planning and Goals, Practice

The Musical U team sits down for a roundtable discussion on how to silence your inner critic so you can comfortably explore your musical potential.

Learning, Playing and Thriving with Elisa Janson-Jones

Learning, Playing and Thriving with Elisa Janson-Jones

by Christopher Sutton | Sep 11, 2018 | Podcast, Children, Collaborating, Interviews, Planning and Goals, Teaching

Musical U interviews musician, music teacher, author, and entrepreneur Elisa Janson-Jones on musical wellness and enjoying your musical life to the fullest.

About You Being Musical Inside Already

About You Being Musical Inside Already

by Christopher Sutton | Sep 6, 2018 | Podcast, Planning and Goals, Practice

The Musical U team discusses the ways in which everyone is musical – and how you can tap into your inner musicality with the right tools and mindset.

5 Genius Ways to Practice Music Daily

5 Genius Ways to Practice Music Daily

by Guest Expert | Aug 29, 2018 | Practice, Planning and Goals

Incorporating your music practice into your daily routine doesn’t have to be an arduous, frustrating task. Read our tips on how to make it a habit!

Musical U Member Spotlight: ZSonic

Musical U Member Spotlight: ZSonic

by Andrew Bishko | Aug 15, 2018 | Musical U Spotlight Members, Planning and Goals, Singing

Learn all about Musical U member ZSonic’s unique turntable-based music practice, and how Musical U has helped him practice smarter and grow his musicality.

Today’s Music Industry and Finding Your Fans, with Todd McCarty

Today’s Music Industry and Finding Your Fans, with Todd McCarty

by Christopher Sutton | Aug 14, 2018 | Podcast, Career, Interviews, Planning and Goals

Heat on the Street’s Todd McCarty discusses success in the music industry: getting out there, getting heard, and building a strong fanbase.

Why Mistakes and Failure Are Essential for Music Learning

Why Mistakes and Failure Are Essential for Music Learning

by Guest Expert | Aug 8, 2018 | Planning and Goals, Instruments, Practice

Learn why mistakes and failure are necessary evils in your musical journey, and how to use them to improve rather than allowing them to impede your success.

Inside the Jazz Mind, with Marshall McDonald of the Count Basie Orchestra

Inside the Jazz Mind, with Marshall McDonald of the Count Basie Orchestra

by Christopher Sutton | Jul 31, 2018 | Podcast, Improvisation, Interviews, Jazz, Planning and Goals, Practice

Musical U interviews jazz master Marshall McDonald of the Count Basie Orchestra on “talent”, the key to improvisation, and how to play like you’re singing.

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