What is Solfa and Why Do I Need It?
Solfa can be a great addition to your singing practice if you’re not already using it. Learn how these syllables can take your vocals to the next level.
Solfa can be a great addition to your singing practice if you’re not already using it. Learn how these syllables can take your vocals to the next level.
The time signature determines how the beat of a song works. But how do you know which time signature is being used or how to choose one yourself? Find out here.
We think that the theme of a track just means its melody. But in fact theme is a much bigger concept and you should know all your options when writing music.
Can you identify the genre of any song just by listening to it? This is a great skill to develop, and it’s a fun one to train your ears for! Find out how.
Good Rhythm and Timing are hallmarks of all great musicians but it can be hard to perfect your sense of rhythm. Here are four practical techniques you can use.
All song writers get stuck sometimes, but we all have a secret weapon we can put to use: our favourite songs! Learn how to use songs you love to inspire you.
Want to know 3 simple tips to accelerate your ear training progress? Scott Edwards from Ear Training HQ shares his advice for learning to play by ear easily.
Thanks to movies like Pitch Perfect, a cappella has taken the world by storm. We’ve rounded up YouTube’s best a capella stars. Have a listen!
If you’ve ever struggled for musical inspiration or wanted to break out beyond the normal sounds, try these imaginative exercises to create something different.
There’s a big trap that most newbie music arrangers fall into. Discover what that is, and the secret solution to great musical arrangements in this article.
Have you heard about the importance of “frequencies” in music? In this article we’ll explain why understanding frequency can make you a better musician.
Improving your ear for music can help you learn foreign languages, and vice-versa. Find out how this works and how to train your ears more effectively for both.