We explore a musical cliche, interview the guitar guru of Nashville, differentiate practice from playing, and show you how to structure your music learning.
We’re finishing off Improv Month with a recap of the month, advice for starting your improv journey, and some inspiring examples of the craft.
This month was Improv Month at Musical U, with plenty of new tutorials, training modules and other resources to help you learn improvisation.
This week in Improv Month, we’re showing you how to structure your melodies, chords, riffs, and rhythms with the concept of phrasing.
Scales, licks, and riffs not enough? Learn the secret of transforming your improvisation from meager to masterpiece with phrasing and form.
Get acquainted with classical music improv, interactive improvisation, using harmony to improvise, and the right way of learning to improvise.
Musical U’s first week of Improv Month gets you acquainted with improvising three ways: by soloing, with rhythm, and with (!) silence.
Get a crash course in learning to improvise, read about two fascinating musical journeys, and celebrate the arrival of improv month at Musical U!
Coming up in March we’re dedicating the whole month to improvisation, bringing you the best resources and experts to help you learn improv!
Swing rhythm feels so good, but nailing it on your instrument is another story. Our piano, bass, and guitar pros do the math to reveal the secrets of swing.
This week, we talk about experiencing music as a feeling – through chords, rhythm, jazz standards, and an alternate approach to learning.
Gain new perspectives on teaching music, the vocal world, the art of recording and listening to your own singing voice, and the way songs are written.
