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Why You Should Take Singing Lessons
Let’s get one thing straight: singing lessons are for everyone. You read that right! Anyone can learn how to sing. Not everyone will be a prodigy or a legendary vocalist, but everyone can learn how to sing in their own unique style. Practicing our own unique...
What To Consider When Choosing An instrument For Your Child
Your child is finally taking an interest in playing a musical instrument! Children are easily attracted to music; it arouses their curiosity by nature and they will easily develop a love for it. One child might like the booming of the drums while the other might like...
How To Balance Music Classes With Your Job
Maintaining a regular practice routine can be very challenging when a full-time (or even part-time!) job is needed. Your current job can also have a big effect on you by the end of the day. If you have a physically demanding job, it can wear you out to the point of...
How To Give Back To Your Community As A Musician
While there are so may ways to give back to your local community, there’s just something special about being able to make someone smile through your musical abilities. Here are some great ways you can help your community through your music: Join a charitable...
Dealing With Performance Anxiety: Part Two
We covered the basics of handling performance anxiety on the last post, but this time we’ll be focusing on all the different ways you can rehearse and train to minimize your nerves as much as possible. Comprehensive Rehearsing Practicing to improve technique is all...
Dealing With Performance Anxiety: Part One
No matter what you call it—whether it’s performance anxiety, stage fright, pre-show nerves, or the jitters—getting anxious before a performance is extremely normal among musicians and other performers. The symptoms we experience range from the mildly annoying to the...