Sometimes you need to focus your practice to a few select items, whether it be for a recital, exam, or competition. In times like these, practicing with music setlists can help you stay organized even with your everyday lesson items.
Have you ever wanted to teach improv but don''t know where to start? Well - good news! Improv expert Lyndel Kennedy spoke with us and let us know that anyone can improvise - you just need to be in the right mindset. See how you can get started.
Learn about different ways to make backing tracks, ranging from the easiest ways to the most unique. But - before you make a backing track, you''re going to need to know these quick and dirty tips to identifying chord progressions.
You can practice effectively when you have set and are able to distinguish good, great, and bad efforts. Recording yourself is one of the best ways to give yourself feedback - see how.
YouTube as a practice tool? Definitely! See some awesome but lesser-known YouTube features musicians can use in practice.
Group lessons can benefit everyone involved. See why you should consider teaching group lessons.