Beautiful Baroque, Jazz-Up Your Jazz Learning and Chord Conditioning
The harmony that began in the Baroque—400 years ago—still rules today’s music, including Jazz and Hip Hop. Make chords work for you, and ignite your career.
Hooktheory, Virtual Classrooms and Feeling Time
How to make music theory fun! Combine virtual and visceral, jam to success, free uke books, and tweaking your musical identity for a successful career.
Klezmer Chronicles, Hearing Harmony and “Beat” Breakdown
Master major harmonies, feel (and understand) the beat, a world of percussion, the old klezmer genre is renewed, and Musical U breaks new ground.
What’s New in Musical U: November 2016
Hi, this is Christopher Sutton, the Founder and Director of Musical U, and I’d love to share with you what’s new in Musical U this month. This month, we had fun with the Halloween module which reveals the musical techniques behind spooky-sounding tracks....
Renaissance Music, Jazz Language and Breaking the Block
Learn to “speak jazz”, break songwriter’s block, create your music career, Renaissance vocal tapestries, and how WaterZone8 makes the most of Musical U.
Halloween Fun, Listening to Learn and Sound Therapy
A musical roundup of listening to learn, healing with sound, Jamaican ska and creepy composing. And do you have what it takes to be a professional musician?
Scary Scores, Spookify Your Songs and Circle Secrets
We divulge some of music’s scarier secrets: how to make a song sound spooky, the mysterious Circle of Fifths and just how did Justin Bieber become a star?
Making Music Real, Hearing Harmony, and Ghoulish Games
The best 3 scale steps to hear chord progressions, make online lessons work, fun and scary music games, a music ed revolution, and meet our Content Editor.
Meet the Team: Andrew Bishko
Andrew Bishko is an incredibly talented musician and an important part of the Musical U team. Learn more about his background and his love for music.
Stringed Beauty, a Major Minor Second, and Tone Quality
The Lydian takes on the major scale. The beauty of strings, listen, sing, and audiate your way to musicality. Make your 21st-century music career relevant.
What’s New in Musical U: October 2016
This month in Musical U saw a new quiz for chord recognition, a fun solfa puzzle game, an active listening mini-challenge and two team interviews.
Lydian Mode, A New Genre, Rhythm Upgrades, and the Metronome Reinvented
Instruments build the soul and inspire a new genre. Make sense of rhythm with simple listening skills and new tech. Move over, C Major: here comes F Lydian!
