5 Habits of Effective Music Teachers
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Musicality Means: Improvising A Solo
Why should you learn to improvise, and how can you go about doing so? Read all about the art of crafting unforgettable licks on the spot!
The Ultimate Guide to Imposter Syndrome for Musicians
“Well, that wasn’t your best performance. Come to think of it, is it ever? When are you ever going to Just. Get. It. Right.? Oh, and that clown who came up grinning at you and went on and on about how you rocked? He must have been drunk off his rocker.” If this sounds...
Getting Out Of Your Own Way, with Dylan Hart
Dylan Hart, successful Hollywood French horn player and teacher, shares his unlikely success story and unique perspective on musicality.
Pathways: Jon Magnusson
Swedish songwriter Jon Magnusson has done what many dream of: made music his full-time career. Gain insight into how business and musicality work together.
How The Best Play Their Best, with Annie Bosler
Annie Bosler, Co-Author of College Prep for Musicians, discusses performance anxiety, flow states, and getting into “the zone”. Learn how to play your best.
How To Be The Beatles, with Hard Day’s Night
Hard Day’s Night, one of the top rated Beatles tributes, puts in extraordinary work to deliver the most detailed & authentic Beatles experience possible.
Composing For Games, with Dan Hulsman (VGM Academy)
Dan Hulsman, founder of the Video Game Music Academy, discusses what goes in to composing and producing both modern and vintage VGM soundtracks.
Making Music Books More Musical, with Joseph Alexander (Fundamental Changes)
Joseph Alexander from Fundamental Changes explains how his modern approach to book publishing provides exciting opportunities for students and authors.
Nature, Nurture, and your Duvet of Music, with Robert Emery
Conductor and Musical Director, Robert Emery shares his views on talent, nature versus nurture, and what that means for the average adult music learner.
In Perfect Swinging Harmony, with The Quebe Sisters
We’re joined by The Quebe Sisters who share how they write and arrange harmony parts and the relationship between ear skills and theory.
Letting the Music Play You, with Paul Wertico
Paul Wertico, renowned as the “musical” drummer, discusses what musicality means. Learn how understanding the role of the drummer can help you improve.
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