Music is a foreign language. Much like any other language, it has terms and definitions that all musicians should know forwards and backward like the back of their hand. This blog defines and indentifies these terms and language you need to know.
This is your big break. Every successful individual has a story, and that story needs to be told. Your bio may be one of the most important parts of your career. This blog will detail how to write a bio and the most important parts to include in it.
How do you listen to music? it is a process that differs person to person. This guide seeks to provide ways and examples on how to listen to music, through examining my own music listening process.
For some music students, there will always be a professor, instructor, or teacher that perhaps you do not always see eye to eye with. This blog will outline step by step what to do in these situations, and give you the best options of how to repair (or not) the relationship.
The excerpt touches on how performance anxiety, panic/anxiety attacks, and nerves affects a person and affected me and my music making. Personal anecdotes describe my journey into the profession of music and, along the journey I elaborate upon how I dealt with managing all of this.
The Pros to taking private music instruction and or lessons. Reasons to as why anyone, young or old should study privately with an applied music teacher.
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Stuck on how to approach learning a new piece of music? This post goes through the best ways to explore your newfound piece, and the first steps to learning it.