Tuesday Tip Blog
A long sought after goal of many (if not most) musicians is to develop their own unique sound. In reality, one of the best things you can do to develop your own sound seems counterproductive; copy your favorite artists… [READ MORE]
One sign of true musicianship is self-control… You can almost always tell the difference between a pro and an amateur because a pro paces themselves and the amateur lets it all out right out of the gate. Today, we’re checking out a couple reasons why busy is not always better… [READ MORE]
We’ve all played with that guy (or girl) that is super good at their instrument and knows it. That, in and of itself, isn’t a problem but it can get annoying when they flaunt that information like a new pair of shoes. Today, we’re looking at 3 big reasons why being humble is more important… [READ MORE]
“One hour every day” is the usual one-size-fits-all prescription for new musicians when asking how much to practice. The problem with this idea is all musicians aren’t the same and all musicians don’t have the same schedule. And what about when you’re not so new to your instrument?… [READ MORE]
Nobody learns to play an instrument because they want to play slow. But just like real life, you must first learn to crawl, then walk before you can even attempt to run. Today, we explore why all the pros keep giving the same seemingly counterproductive advice: “Practice slowly!”… [READ MORE]
Sometimes, we get into musical ruts where we feel like we’re just playing and writing the same things over and over again… It’s possible that you’ve gotten a little too comfortable… In this blog, we’ll go over 3 ways you can get uncomfortable that may inspire a new wave of creativity… [READ MORE]
When playing in a band, communication amongst members before, during, and even after a performance or worship service is absolutely vital! Today, we explore what this might look like and how you can begin to cultivate strong communication in your band or worship team… [READ MORE]