Rewind: Reflections
The Musical U team reflects on some of the guest experts that have had a big impact on our musical lives. Gain inspiration for your own musicality practice.
Pathways: Sharilynn Horhota
Musical U member Sharilynn Horhota shares her fascinating musical journey along with some very useful tips you can apply to your own music practice.
How to Learn Like a Genius, with Gregg Goodhart
Gregg Goodhart of the Learn Like a Genius project applies the latest research on how the human brain learns most effectively to music practice.
Pathways: Nick Cheetham
Nick Cheetham shares his journey for the premier episode of Pathways, a new series where we dig deep in to the lives of passionate music learners.
Your Connection To Music, with Dave Isaacs (The Perpetual Beginner)
Dave Isaacs, author of “The Perpetual Beginner”, teaches how approaching music with a beginner’s mindset can unlock the ease and musicality you desire.
Nature, Nurture, and your Duvet of Music, with Robert Emery
Conductor and Musical Director, Robert Emery shares his views on talent, nature versus nurture, and what that means for the average adult music learner.
A Simple Tip for Indecision and Analysis-Paralysis
We share a simple tip to help you overcome analysis-paralysis. Learn how to take the next steps to an enjoyable and rewarding musical life.
How to Handle Musical Mistakes With Grace
Musical success means overcoming challenges and making mistakes. In this episode you will learn mindset shifts and practical tips for handling mistakes.
Awareness, Innovation and Reflection, with Michael Compitello
Michael Compitello, percussionist and educator, talks about how to practice and learn. This episode is packed with tools to accelerate your progress.
Is Aiming For Perfect Actually Holding You Back?
What is perfection? In this episode we share a mindset shift for approaching your playing and practicing that will improve your musicality rapidly.
How to Earn Your Inspiration, with Mark Cawley
Mark Cawley, hit songwriter & online coach from iDoCoach.com shares powerful lessons he’s learned writing songs for superstars like Tina Turner! Tune in!
When to stick with it – and when to move on
The musician’s conundrum: should you stick with learning that difficult and frustrating thing, or leave it and move on? We explore a nuanced answer.
