The Roots of Greatness, with Scott Devine
Scott Devine of Scott’s Bass Lessons, the #1 website for learning bass guitar, shares the secrets he learnt from studying with the world’s top musicians.
Did you know that the way you practice music can have an enormous impact on how quickly you improve? Don’t waste your time with ineffective practice methods. Learn the tips, tricks and technologies that can accelerate your musical training.
Scott Devine of Scott’s Bass Lessons, the #1 website for learning bass guitar, shares the secrets he learnt from studying with the world’s top musicians.
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Learn how you can develop your voice and improve your singing with Jeremy Fisher of acclaimed vocal education website Vocal Process.
Discover proven and practical techniques to accelerate your learning, overcome performance anxiety, and make learning music enjoyable and easy.
There are three big reasons to record your music practice but it can be scary! Fortunately you can make it easy. Learn how in this episode.
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Mindfulness goes a long way in playing music. Learn how to eradicate negative thought patterns so you can practice and perform at the best of your ability!
Learn four effective tips for making the most of your practice time, achieving your musical goals faster, and being the best musician you can be.
Music educator Bill Hilton shares valuable insights into what really matters when learning music, and the surprising advantage that adult learners have.
Musical U interviews Dr. Jeremy Dittus, founder of one of the leading schools in the United States that uses the hands-on Dalcroze method to teach music.
Improvisation is one of the most useful and sought-after skills a musician can add to their arsenal – get acquainted in this podcast episode!
Composer, recording artist, and guitar educator David Wallimann shares his unique perspective on improvisation, and how to find your own musical voice.