Christopher Sutton
Posts by Christopher Sutton
Bringing light and clarity to your musical journey (Coaches Corner, Episode 12)
Here’s how to bring more light and clarity into your musical life, by becoming more aware of what keeps you winning in music.
Don’t Give Up.
If you’ve felt yourself losing motivation or even losing hope in music – this one is for you. Discover how to re-light that fire.
How To Deconstruct Songs Like A Car Mechanic (with Benny Romalis)
What makes a great song tick? Discover how “thinking like a car mechanic” can reveal the role each section of a song plays to make it work.
Curiosity And Craft, with Benny Romalis (How To Write Songs)
How is it the songwriting greats do what they do? And how can “thinking like a car mechanic” help you write better songs? Here’s the answer.
The Musicality Book Cover Reveal! (Inside The Book)
Join Christopher for an official unveiling of the cover design for the new Musicality book, as well as some exciting hints of things to come!
The Scale That Keeps On Giving (Coaches Corner, Episode 11)
Did you know there’s a scale that’s simpler than the major scale but even more powerful? Discover “the scale that keeps on giving”!
Audiation – It’s All In Your Head (Inside The Book)
Audiation is a powerful tool for increasing your musicality and accelerating all your music learning. Here’s what you need to know.
Motivation and Discovery (with David Reed, Improvise For Real)
When you play music, does it feel like the music is out there somewhere, or does it feel like it’s inside you? We discuss that and more.
Sing Better By Turning Your Voice OFF?! (with Jeremy Ryan Mossman, Body Based Voice)
Did you know, one of the best ways to discover what your singing voice can really do is to turn it OFF? Learn how in this masterclass clip.
The Bus Shelter Breakthrough (with Jeremy Ryan Mossman, Body Based Voice)
Did you know you can dramatically improve your singing – with your voice turned “off”? Learn more in this interview with Jeremy Ryan Mossman.
Where True Musical Creativity Comes From (with David Reed, Improvise For Real)
Did you know, your ears have already spent a lifetime learning to improvise? There might just be one small missing piece holding you back.