Becoming a Bulletproof Musician, with Noa Kageyama
The Bulletproof Musician’s Noa Kageyama talks about research-based strategies for practice, performance, and the intersection of the two.
The Bulletproof Musician’s Noa Kageyama talks about research-based strategies for practice, performance, and the intersection of the two.
Musical U’s own Adam Liette talks about his ongoing musical journey and the various roles that music has played in his personal life and career.
Learn about the three most common root causes of musical overwhelm, how to identify them, and how to combat them so you can stay motivated and on-track.
We interview Sir Rod Stewart’s vocal coach on the ins and outs of performance, and the learnable skills that deliver unforgettable shows night after night.
Music Entrepreneur HQ creator David Andrew Wiebe discusses the reasons you should adopt a long-term mindset with respect to your musical journey.
We interview Musical U member J’aimeW on her pragmatic approach to her musical journey, sharing her Progress Journal entries alongside her answers.
How do you recover from negative experiences during your musical journey? The Musical U team discusses those painful musical moments, and getting past them.
So you’re buying your first guitar! Learn which type is your best bet for honing your technique in the crucial early stages of learning the instrument.
Jason Haaheim talks about how “deliberate practice” and its accompanying mindset will help you reach new heights in your musical practice.
The Musical U team has a roundtable discussion on the practice of breaking down your learning into chunks, rather than leaping straight for your goal.
Musical U interviews music producer Marti Amado on her long, rewarding career, her diverse body of work, and her advice for budding producers.
The Musical U team discusses the topic of finding the message in the music, expressing it on your instrument, and getting it across to your audience.