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Musical U Member Spotlight: J’aimeW

Musical U Member Spotlight: J’aimeW

by Andrew Bishko | Nov 7, 2018 | Musical U Spotlight Members, Guitar, Instruments, Planning and Goals, Playing By Ear, Practice, Singing, Solfa

We interview Musical U member J’aimeW on her pragmatic approach to her musical journey, sharing her Progress Journal entries alongside her answers.

About Negative Musical Experiences

About Negative Musical Experiences

by Christopher Sutton | Nov 1, 2018 | Podcast, Planning and Goals, Practice

How do you recover from negative experiences during your musical journey? The Musical U team discusses those painful musical moments, and getting past them.

Classical vs. Acoustic vs. Electric: The Best Guitar for a Beginner

Classical vs. Acoustic vs. Electric: The Best Guitar for a Beginner

by Guest Expert | Oct 24, 2018 | Guitar, Instruments, Planning and Goals, Practice

So you’re buying your first guitar! Learn which type is your best bet for honing your technique in the crucial early stages of learning the instrument.

Music Learning at Warp Speed, with Jason Haaheim

Music Learning at Warp Speed, with Jason Haaheim

by Christopher Sutton | Oct 23, 2018 | Podcast, Career, Interviews, Planning and Goals, Practice

Jason Haaheim talks about how “deliberate practice” and its accompanying mindset will help you reach new heights in your musical practice.

Designing for Joyful Learning, with Anne Mileski

Designing for Joyful Learning, with Anne Mileski

by Christopher Sutton | Oct 16, 2018 | Podcast, Children, Interviews, Music Theory, Practice, Sight Reading, Solfa, Teaching

Anne Mileski discusses her music journey and her teaching perspective as an early music educator who uses Kodály, Orff, Dalcroze, and Music Learning Theory.

About Taking it Step by Step

About Taking it Step by Step

by Christopher Sutton | Oct 11, 2018 | Podcast, Planning and Goals, Practice

The Musical U team has a roundtable discussion on the practice of breaking down your learning into chunks, rather than leaping straight for your goal.

Focusing on What Matters, with Jeff Schneider

Focusing on What Matters, with Jeff Schneider

by Christopher Sutton | Oct 9, 2018 | Podcast, Improvisation, Interviews, Jazz, Practice, Rhythm, Sight Reading

Composer and music educator Jeff Schneider talks to Musical U about effective practice, the learning process, and keeping your creative output alive.

About the Message in the Music

About the Message in the Music

by Christopher Sutton | Oct 4, 2018 | Podcast, Performing, Planning and Goals, Practice

The Musical U team discusses the topic of finding the message in the music, expressing it on your instrument, and getting it across to your audience.

Listening Skills: The Key to Developing Your Harmonica Sound

Listening Skills: The Key to Developing Your Harmonica Sound

by Guest Expert | Oct 3, 2018 | Ear Training, Active Listening, Improvisation, Instruments, Practice

Blues harmonica expert Fredrik Hertzberg discusses ear training as the key to unlocking your musicality and creating your own sound on the harmonica.

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.

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