A Mindset for Musicality, with Natalie Weber (Music Matters)
Have you felt intimidated by creative tasks like playing by ear and improvisation? Natalie from Music Matters Blog shares how she learned and you can too!
Visualizing the Symphony, with Hannah Chan-Hartley
The TSO’s Hannah Chan-Hartley’s concert programmes expertly combine colour, graphics, and text to enrich the live music experience for concertgoers.
The Music Business: What’s Changed, What’s Stayed the Same, with Cliff Goldmacher
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.
Discover Your Unexpected Music Career, with Dave Ruch
Dave Ruch takes us beyond our tunnel vision and opens our eyes to the “under the radar” gigs and unexplored music career opportunities that surround us.
Effective Practice: Lessons from Neuroscience and Psychology, with Gregg Goodhart
In the second part of our interview with Gregg Goodhart, he reveals the secret to effective music practice and the science behind learning by repetition.
The Power of Music: “Human Kind”, with Michael Solomon Williams
In in this divided world, we musicians know how to collaborate. Hundreds of musicians across the planet are singing and playing along with “Human Kind”.
Free Jazz Lessons, with Steve Nixon
From international tours to your screen of choice, Steve Nixon brings Grammy-level expertise to free lessons in jazz, blues, pop, country, and more.
Learning, Competence, and Talent, with Gregg Goodhart
Science is learning how we learn. Gregg Goodhart bridges research and teaching – helping musicians excel way beyond their perceived limitations.
Beauty for my Ashes: Inspired Songwriting, with Alicia & Whitney
Christian worship musicians (and sisters!) Alicia and Whitney discuss how travelling, finding God, and life’s triumphs and trials have inspired their music.
Blues, Celtic Music, and a Passion for Instruments, with Dave Bainbridge
Iona’s Dave Bainbridge talks musical influences, the universality of blues, Gospel, and Celtic music and the benefits of learning multiple instruments.
A Composer’s Path, Part 3: Opportunity, with Kangyi Zhang
Contemporary composer and flutist Kangyi Zhang shares some words of wisdom about musical opportunities and where to find them.
Pipe Dreams, with Troy Donockley
The Uilleann pipes of multi-instrumentalist and master collaborator Troy Donockley show up in film scores, metal bands, folk-punk projects and much more.
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