Author: evan
This week we’re going to look into some tips on how to improve your technical agility. One of the main abilities a musician must have is to have command of the technical aspects of his/her instrument.
Tip #1: Play everything slowly
“Slow is the same as fast”. Maybe you’ve heard of that phrase. I’d like to interpret it as understanding that all movements that you make while playing rapid passages must have the same relaxed feeling as though you were playing slowly. What better way to do that than practicing slowly? Read more »
Tags: Emotional Fashion, Hear Music, Muscles, Music Tip, Musical Instrument, Musical Performance, Musician, Passages, Performance Technique, Play Music, Technical Agility, Technical Aspects, Technical Exercise, Tempo
Developing As A Musician and Performer, Functioning As A Musician | TipsForTheBand.com July 4, 2010 |
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by Oakville Music School
Whether it is singing, playing the guitar or piano, everyone has some measure of musical talent. Music is all about passion and creativity. Some people can pick up on an instrument or song quickly, while others have to practice everyday to obtain quality results.
If you have an excitement for music, you should explore your musical passion of choice to see what talent may be waiting to get out. Read more »
Tags: Bring Out The Passion, Excitement for Music, Guitar Music, Guitar Teacher, How To Play The Guitar, Jazz Rock, Music Education, Music School, Music Store, Musical Passion, Piano Lessons Online, Playing The Guitar, Practice Everyday, Singing, Singing Voice, Voice Music
Arts, Entertainment and Music, Functioning As A Musician | TipsForTheBand.com October 7, 2009 |
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By Chris Chew
Most people think that singers with good voices are born with them. Yes, although some people have better singing voices than others, most, if not all good singers undergo vocal training to improve their voices.
Most of the singer’s training is done through specific vocal exercises to achieve certain effects such as singing powerfully, getting vibrato into the singing voice or even expanding your vocal range so that singing higher notes is a breeze.
Unfortunately, this article cannot do that as the exercises must be physically demonstrated and manually practised. So instead of learning how to get a good voice, this article will show you how to protect and preserve your singing voice because your voice quality can be destroyed by bad habits that you may not even know you have. Read more »
Tags: Bad Habits, Don't Shout, Expanding Your Vocal Range, Good Voice, Overused Vocal Cords, Precious Voice, Preserve Your Singing Voice, Raspy Voice, Rock Singer, Singers, Singing Higher Notes, Singing Voice, Singing Voices, Stay Hydrated, Vibrato, Vocal Cord Are Muscles, Vocal Exercises, Vocal Folds, vocal range, Vocal Training, Voice Quality
Functioning As A Musician, Taking Care Of Your Singing Voice, Uncategorized | TipsForTheBand.com August 26, 2009 |
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by Gareth Bird
Knowing how to get your band on at venues is vital if you’re going to get your band heard and seriously market your music. But how do you go about getting someone to book your band when you don’t know where to start?
Here are 5 key tips that will show you how to get gigs. I’ve used them all personally as have other bands and musicians I’ve helped. All five have been repeatedly proven to succeed. They can help you become that most indispensable of musicians – the gig-getter.
1. AGREE ON YOUR GOALS. Read more »
Tags: 5 Steps, Book Your Band, Bookings, Demo, Genre, Get Gigs, Get Your Band Heard, Get Your Band On At Venues, Gig, Local Competition, Market Your Music, Musicians, Other Band's Websites, Picture Of The Band, Showcase, Showcase All Your Strengths, Testimonials, What's Different About Our Band
Developing As A Musician and Performer, Functioning As A Musician, Taking Care Of Your Singing Voice, Uncategorized | TipsForTheBand.com August 20, 2009 |
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By Ed Mascari
If you’re like most people who take piano lessons, you do! Whether you’re young or old or somewhere in between, you aspire to make beautiful music and… right away!
You’ve probably heard the old joke: “How do you get to Carnegie Hall” asks the inquisitive tourist. “Practice, practice, practice!” replies the wise old responder.
But wouldn’t you much prefer to learn the secret to sounding good just for your own satisfaction and enjoyment? Read more »
Tags: Accompaniment, Beautiful Music, Carnegie Hall, Chord Change, Classical Pieces, Fingering, Key Signature, Left Hand, Listening To Music, Melody, piano lessons, piano practice, Piano Students, Sharps
Developing As A Musician and Performer, Functioning As A Musician, Learning To Play Piano, Piano | TipsForTheBand.com August 14, 2009 |
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