Growing Your Music Business Through Referrals
Referrals can make the best customers - but how do we go about asking for referrals? How do we get our families to want to refer us?
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One Minute To Becoming A Better Music Teacher
Inspired by lessons from ''One Minute Manager'', we show you the biggest pitfall of practice and how simple it is to fix.
The Best iOS Autocorrect Tip For The Frustrated Musician
Tired of iPhone auto-correcting ‘Gmaj’ into ‘Gmail’? Wish you could easily type accidentals and chord symbols? Here''s how to set up your iOS keyboard for musicians!
Anyone Can Teach Improvisation: How Do I Start? An Interview with InnerMusician
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.
How To Make Backing Tracks for Any Song
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.
Dump the Notebook: Writing Great Assignment Notes
Is using a notebook and pencil hindering your students'' practice and wasting valuable lesson time? There''s a better way - and it''s a win-win for teachers and students!
Dump the Notebook: Get (and Stay) Organized With Ease
How do you lesson plan when your assignment notes leave the lesson with the student? Find out how to manage your assignments so you can always see who''s working on what, what''s planned, and how your students are progressing during the week.
Teaching the Next Generation of Musicians
Our Generation Z students are growing up in a very different world today. See what makes them different and how we can best engage them.
Spotlight: Meryl’s 200-Day Practice Streak
What does 200 consecutive days of practice look like? See how Meryl went from struggling to practice every day to having it become something she looked forward to doing every day.