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A Guitar Method that Works – for Teachers and Students, with David Hart

A Guitar Method that Works – for Teachers and Students, with David Hart

by Christopher Sutton | Sep 6, 2017 | Guitar, Career, Planning and Goals, Teaching

Guitar students often quit before they’ve finished their first year. And guitar teachers can’t make a living. The G4 Guitar Method solves both these issues.

Before and After: Covering Father John Misty

Before and After: Covering Father John Misty

by Roy Vazquez | Sep 4, 2017 | Arranging, Active Listening

Father John Misty’s “When You’re Smiling and Astride Me” shape shifts into new musical territory guided by the voice and guitar of Kendra McKinley.

You Bought a Ukulele… Now What?

You Bought a Ukulele… Now What?

by Guest Expert | Aug 30, 2017 | Instruments, Practice

Looking for a ukulele crash course? With the help of this guide, you’ll be able to pick up your uke and start playing chords in minutes!

10 Mini Songwriting Challenges to Sharpen your Writing Skills

10 Mini Songwriting Challenges to Sharpen your Writing Skills

by Sabrina Peña Young | Aug 27, 2017 | Song Writing, Musicality

Stuck in a songwriting rut? Try our mini songwriting challenges to find inspiration for your next masterpiece in food, film, and your favourite superhero!

Visualizing the Symphony, with Hannah Chan-Hartley

Visualizing the Symphony, with Hannah Chan-Hartley

by Andrew Bishko | Aug 23, 2017 | Interviews, Active Listening, Career

The TSO’s Hannah Chan-Hartley’s concert programmes expertly combine colour, graphics, and text to enrich the live music experience for concertgoers.

The Wonderful Phenomenon of Terrible Lyrics

The Wonderful Phenomenon of Terrible Lyrics

by Sabrina Peña Young | Aug 21, 2017 | Song Writing, Singing

Dive into the world of absurd, unbearably corny, and just-plain-bad lyrics, and learn how songs become smash hits in spite of (or because of) them!

Learning by Repetition: How Musicians Can Improve with Looping

Learning by Repetition: How Musicians Can Improve with Looping

by Guest Expert | Aug 16, 2017 | Practice, Arranging, Planning and Goals

Looping isn’t just for live performance! Discover how it can help with songwriting, ear training, and taking an honest look at your own music.

Before and After: Covering Coldplay

Before and After: Covering Coldplay

by Zoë Robertson | Aug 14, 2017 | Instruments, Arranging

“The Voice” alumnus Caroline Perrell takes Coldplay’s alternative rock hit “Yellow” and re-imagines it as a beautiful, relaxed folk song.

Making Music for Film, with Friends, and in Spirit, with Dave Bainbridge

Making Music for Film, with Friends, and in Spirit, with Dave Bainbridge

by Andrew Bishko | Aug 9, 2017 | Career, Collaborating

Dave Bainbridge, of Iona fame, talks about his new projects, writing for film, making and keeping musical friends, and the spirituality of music.

How to Clap in Time

How to Clap in Time

by Sabrina Peña Young | Aug 7, 2017 | Rhythm, Active Listening, Musicality

Clapping in time? Easy right? Well, if it’s not easy for you – you’re not alone! The good news is that clapping in time is learnable, valuable, and fun!

The Music Business: What’s Changed, What’s Stayed the Same, with Cliff Goldmacher

The Music Business: What’s Changed, What’s Stayed the Same, with Cliff Goldmacher

by Adam Liette | Aug 2, 2017 | Career, Interviews, Song Writing

After 25 years as a top songwriter in the ever-changing music business, Cliff Goldmacher knows all about where it’s been, where it is, and where it’s going.

How to be an Effective Bandleader

How to be an Effective Bandleader

by Gino Burgio | Jul 31, 2017 | Career, Band, Planning and Goals

By understanding the personalities of your band members and the roles they play, you can harness their individual talents to propel your band to success.

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