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Exploring Classical Music: The Romantic Era, Part 2

Exploring Classical Music: The Romantic Era, Part 2

by Sarah Tyrrell | Apr 10, 2017 | Active Listening, Genres, Instruments

Driven by new audiences hungry for sensation, the heroic Romantic Era celebrity composers drove performers to unsurpassed levels of instrumental virtuosity.

4 Things We Learned About Teaching Music from Dylan Welsh

4 Things We Learned About Teaching Music from Dylan Welsh

by Musical U Team | Apr 5, 2017 | Teaching, Guitar, Interviews

Passionate multi-instrumentalist and entrepreneurial music teacher Dylan Welsh shares his student-centric teaching philosophy and the secret to his success.

9 Ways Learning An Instrument Strengthens Your Brain

9 Ways Learning An Instrument Strengthens Your Brain

by Christopher Sutton | Apr 3, 2017 | Instruments, Collaborating

Did you know that learning an instrument can seriously strengthen your brain? Don’t believe us? Here are 9 ways it helps.

The Making of a Flamenco Guitarist, with Juanito Pascual

The Making of a Flamenco Guitarist, with Juanito Pascual

by Christopher Sutton | Mar 28, 2017 | Guitar, Ear Training, Genres, Interviews

International flamenco phenom Juanito Pascual never abandoned his passion, even if that meant relearning the guitar completely from scratch – four times.

Creative Piano Teachers Join Together in the Inner Circle

Creative Piano Teachers Join Together in the Inner Circle

by Christopher Sutton | Mar 23, 2017 | Teaching, Interviews, Keyboard

Music has changed a lot in the past 100 years – piano teaching has not. Tim Topham’s Inner Circle of creative piano teachers is out to change all that.

Polka Party Confidence

Polka Party Confidence

by Andrew Bishko | Mar 22, 2017 | Performing, Instruments, Practice

When the polka party turned surreal, my confidence was shaken. By sharing my story, I found that I am not alone! And that I’m gaining confidence after all.

Open Your Ears to Celtic Music

Open Your Ears to Celtic Music

by Charlotte A. F. Farley | Mar 16, 2017 | Genres, Instruments, Scales

With St. Patrick’s Day right around the corner, isn’t it about time you added some genre-bending Celtic Punk, Irish Trad, or Pirate Metal to your playlist?

A Flutist’s Journey, with Kangyi Zhang

A Flutist’s Journey, with Kangyi Zhang

by Christopher Sutton | Mar 8, 2017 | Instruments, Interviews, Timbre

What do you get when you cross a contemporary composer, a master flutist, a stand-up comedian, and a biomedical engineer with several nanotechnology patents? The answer is no joke. We discovered the multifaceted Kangyi Zhang as we were investigating contemporary piano...
6 Benefits Of Music Lessons For Kids

6 Benefits Of Music Lessons For Kids

by Guest Expert | Mar 1, 2017 | Children, Instruments, Teaching

The effects of music lessons extend way beyond the realm of music itself. Learn 6 surprising ways music study benefit your life and your children’s lives.

4 Strange Cover Songs You Have to Hear for Yourself

4 Strange Cover Songs You Have to Hear for Yourself

by Musical U Team | Feb 28, 2017 | Active Listening, General, Instruments | 0 comments

One of the best ways to make a name for yourself is to cover songs by other artists. An even better (and possibly, even more fun!) way to get noticed is to be creative in your arrangement.

Check out how these artists put their own strange twists on some popular hits.

Vocal Technique: Putting it All Together

Vocal Technique: Putting it All Together

by Marisa Balistreri | Jan 26, 2017 | Singing, Career, Planning and Goals

With a strong vocal foundation and making space, a singer can produce amazing effects. What’s more, good technique can help you keep singing for a lifetime.

Turning the Piano Inside-Out, with Sarah Nicolls

Turning the Piano Inside-Out, with Sarah Nicolls

by Christopher Sutton | Jan 25, 2017 | Keyboard, Career, Interviews

Sarah Nicolls turned her piano inside-out and made a career with simple melody shrouded in strange sounds and audience interaction as creative as her music.

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