About the Word “Tone” (Part Two)
We look at three more common uses for the word “tone” in our second part of this series about the multipurpose music term.
What Your Voice Can Do, with Jeremy Fisher
Learn how you can develop your voice and improve your singing with Jeremy Fisher of acclaimed vocal education website Vocal Process.
About the Lydian Chromatic Concept
Get acquainted with the Lydian mode and the Lydian Chromatic Concept – and learn why the Lydian scale, rather than the major, is the true “base” scale.
The Musicality of Sitting on a Rock, with Andrew Bishko
We interview our own Andrew Bishko on his varied and fascinating career – which spans decades spent exploring, performing, creating, and teaching music.
About Playing By Ear with Trial and Error
We discuss the art of playing by ear, improving through making mistakes, and the tools you can use to accelerate your learning.
Off the page and back again, with Chris Owenby
We talk to Practice Habits’ Chris Owenby about effective and enjoyable practice, and his tailored and student-oriented approach to teaching music.
About the Non-Musical Benefits of Music
In this podcast episode, we discuss the slew of benefits that playing music has on your health, social network, self-esteem, and general happiness.
Transforming Education through Music, with Jimmy Rotheram
Musical U interviews Jimmy Rotheram on improving academics through music education – and how he implemented his ideas at a poorly-performing school.
About the Word “Tone”
What is the meaning of the word “tone” in music? Turns out, there’s many! Get acquainted with three of its possible uses.
Listen First, with Donna Schwartz
Musical U interviews saxophonist and music educator Donna Schwartz on the unique philosophy she brings to her teaching style.
About Scales and their Flavors
Have you wondered what makes each scale different? Discover the “flavor” and feeling that each type of scale can produce.
Discover Your Own Musical Creativity, with Forrest Kinney
Our interview with Forrest Kinney explores creativity in music, and the four ways through which you can express your musical ideas.
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