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Songwriter’s Secrets: The Song Writing Process

Songwriter’s Secrets: The Song Writing Process

by Sabrina Peña Young | Dec 15, 2015 | Song Writing, Melodies

Follow Sabrina Peña Young as she guides you step by step through the song writing and recording process using the example song Pink Slips and Baby Shoes.

The Road to “Making It” – A Professional Musician Reflects on the Journey

The Road to “Making It” – A Professional Musician Reflects on the Journey

by Musical U Team | Dec 15, 2015 | Bass, Instruments, Interviews, Practice | 0 comments

Chris Tarry, a bassist hailing from New York City, sat down with us to talk about the road to success – what it looks like and what it doesn’t. Take a look.

Open Your Ears to Winter Holiday Music

Open Your Ears to Winter Holiday Music

by James Stinton | Dec 9, 2015 | Active Listening, Timbre

Cosy up to the fireplace and enjoy this Winter Holiday 5 Song Set. Open your ears to some alternative Christmas music from these international artists.

Songwriter’s Secrets: First Steps in Song Writing

Songwriter’s Secrets: First Steps in Song Writing

by Sabrina Peña Young | Dec 8, 2015 | Song Writing

The first step to writing a new song is getting the lyrics down. Try these exercises and tips for finding inspiration and widening your rhyming vocabulary.

Jazz Improvisation Ear Training: 5 Tips from Chris Cooke (Learn Jazz Faster)

Jazz Improvisation Ear Training: 5 Tips from Chris Cooke (Learn Jazz Faster)

by Guest Expert | Dec 7, 2015 | Jazz, Improvisation

Discover 5 powerful tips for learning to improvise great jazz solos easily from a professional jazz musician and educator, Chris Cooke of Learn Jazz Faster.

Songwriter’s Secrets: Introduction to Songwriting

Songwriter’s Secrets: Introduction to Songwriting

by Sabrina Peña Young | Dec 1, 2015 | Song Writing, Melodies

Want to write a song, but not sure where to start? In this series songwriter Sabrina Peña Young guides us through writing lyrics, melodies and harmonies.

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.

Jazz Improvisation and Fixed-Key Ear Training with Julian Bradley (The Musical Ear)

Jazz Improvisation and Fixed-Key Ear Training with Julian Bradley (The Musical Ear)

by Christopher Sutton | Nov 30, 2015 | Jazz, Improvisation, Interviews, Music Theory, Websites, Apps and Downloads

Discover an innovative approach to jazz improvisation ear training in this interview with musician Julian Bradley, host of the Jazz Tutorial channel.

Open Your Ears to a Serving of Groove

Open Your Ears to a Serving of Groove

by Stella Bautista | Nov 25, 2015 | Active Listening, Timbre

Get ready to feel the rhythm with this “serving of groove”. Featuring five artists from around the world this set demonstrates the diversity of groove.

Talking Rhythm: Series Recap

Talking Rhythm: Series Recap

by Sabrina Peña Young | Nov 24, 2015 | Rhythm, Music Theory, Sight Reading

The final part of our Talking Rhythm series, a recap of the count chant and Kodály methods using jazz and rock examples with practice audio and scores.

Songwriting Tips: How to Express Yourself Through Music

Songwriting Tips: How to Express Yourself Through Music

by Musical U Team | Nov 24, 2015 | Song Writing, Planning and Goals, Practice | 0 comments

Composing “good” music and lyrics is a goal for many musicians. If you’re just starting to write your own songs, check out our best practices.

How to Actually Play the Jazz Solos You Hear in Your Head, with Mark Meronek (Pianobreaks.com)

How to Actually Play the Jazz Solos You Hear in Your Head, with Mark Meronek (Pianobreaks.com)

by Guest Expert | Nov 23, 2015 | Jazz, Improvisation

Mark Meronek from Pianobreaks.com explains how interval and chord ear training as well as singing will help you develop your jazz improvisation skills.

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