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Practice in classical music is often shaped by tradition rather than evidence. By questioning common myths and adopting more deliberate, focused strategies, musicians can improve m...
Whether you’re a freelancing sideperson, a member of a touring band, or a bandleader, the basic responsibilities are the same. Here are some waysto make that next gig a success.
The fastest route to mastery is, almost always, the slowest one. Yet despite this being one of the most consistently repeated pieces of advice in musical pedagogy, it remains one o...
Unlock your musical potential with key techniques supporting faster growth when learning music. Transform your practice today. Key Techniques Supporting Faster Growth When Learning...
Choosing the right repertoire for a conservatory audition requires careful balance. This guide explores how to align requirements, showcase strengths, demonstrate versatility, and...
Piano Day Practice Clinic with Graham Fitch covering pedalling, voicing, balance, and preparing repertoire under pressure, with examples from Mendelssohn, Scarlatti and Ravel. The...
Here's my lesson plan from today! It's a super fun and effective way to help students pay attention to their technique and musicality. Personally, I love to introduce my lessons...
Teachers do far more than impart technique. They shape how musicians listen, interpret, and situate themselves within tradition, ultimately influencing artistic identity through re...
Fred Karpoff reflects on lessons with Leon Fleisher and the rhythmic principle that shapes phrasing, structure and truly convincing musical performance. The post The Secret of Rhyt...
I've been working hard trying to help ALL of my students learn our music and be prepared for our concert. I don't really do playing tests, but I wanted my students to feel a litt...
Graham Fitch answers questions from participants in his course on analysis, pattern recognition and applying various memorisation tools to pieces. The post Analysis, Pattern Recogn...
Ever feel like you practice for hours, but you just don’t get any better? Well, the fix is just one simple tweak that will finally get you unstuck. In this video, I’m going to show...
Tuning Under DuressDear Mr. P.C.: Usually when I'm setting up for a gig, there will be other musicians doing the same, such as horn players. My question is: Why, when I am ready to...
In his debut GW column, the prog-metal master teaches you the punishing seven-string string-skipping techniques behind Spiritbox’s Jaded
This month’s TA lessons cover a wide range of topics: Argentinean jazz licks, the boom chuck, harp harmonics, slide blues, and flatpicking bass runs.
Recital season creates two kinds of piano students. The ones who are calm, cool, and collected… and the ones who suddenly forget how fingers work the second they sit at the piano b...
The celebrated jazz masters all had a distinctive sound. Ernie Watts, Phil Woods, Holly Hofmann, Sweets Edison, and others offer their thoughts on how to develop your own audio tra...
Learn how to break out of autopilot and make your piano practice more creative, engaging and effective with our Practice Sleuths, Graham Fitch and Adina Mornell. The post The Pract...
Phil Davis found that making music and writing about music were complementary endeavors. ‘I understood what was going into the songwriting. I understood what was going into the pro...
7thstreetrehearsal.com A Musician at the Helm: Legendary guitarist Chris Poland, best known for his work with Megadeth in the band’s early years and his long-running jazz fusion ou...
Learning to play the piano can be both exhilarating and challenging, especially when it comes to making your hands work independently. For many novice pianists, the initial struggl...
Learning to play the piano can be both exhilarating and challenging, especially when it comes to making your hands work independently. For many novice pianists, the initial struggl...
From a chamber concert by Sir James MacMillan,... The post How do you get to the Vatican? Practice… appeared first on Slippedisc.
The novel approach allows Jordan to properly warm up both musically and physically before he launches into the heavy lifting
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