A Toolbox of Musical Understanding, with Scott Sharp
The Musicality Podcast interviews Fretboard Toolbox creator Scott Sharp about his unique system for understanding notes and chords.
About Mindfulness for Musicians
Mindfulness goes a long way in playing music. Learn how to eradicate negative thought patterns so you can practice and perform at the best of your ability!
How to Write A Song, with O&O
Music duo O&O share an approach to songwriting that plays to your strengths, gets your creative juices flowing, and inspires collaboration!
Note2Self: “I Love This!”, with Lisa McCormick
Sometimes, it’s not your skills holding you back, but your mindset. Musician/teacher Lisa McCormick shares the secret of overcoming these mental barriers!
About the 10,000 Hour Rule
Does it really take 10,000 hours to become a master musician? We explore the truths and caveats of the rule, and how you can apply it to your practice.
Beyond the “Quick Fix”, with Ged Brockie
Professional musician and innovative music educator Ged Brockie shares his advice for resisting shortcuts and learning an instrument – the right way.
Songwriting Challenges to Cure Your Writer’s Block
Oddly enough, constraints often breed creativity! Learn how the imposed limits of songwriting challenges can lead to an unexpected musical masterpiece.
About Recovering From Mistakes
Live performance is raw, exciting, and… sometimes imperfect. Learn how to not only recover from your mistakes, but own them with complete confidence!
How To Play Ukulele By Ear
Ukulele pro Dave Ellis gives expert advice on taking your first steps in playing by ear, and why you should set that tuner aside.
Getting “Off Book”, with Melody Payne
In this podcast, plucky pianista Melody Payne shares the secret of breaking free of sheet music and adding your own spin to the songs you love.
About the Ear Training Trap
If you’re losing enthusiasm with ear training, it’s likely that you’ve fallen into the famous Ear Training Trap. Learn how to steer clear of this roadblock!
Transpose and Terrify!
Sometimes, all it takes to make a tune spooky is some major-to-minor transposition. Resident pro Sara Campbell shows you how, just in time for Halloween!
