Today’s tip is a rather motivational, helpful tidbit, prompted by a letter from a mastermind colleague of mine, Dr. Bruce Hoag. This will help you learn to think differently – more strategically, more fully, more creatively…better – when it comes to prioritizing and GETTING YOUR BEST VOICE.
The more I learn about Nadia Boulanger, world-changer and massive influencer in music composition, the more interesting she gets, and the more I admire her.
To hone your instrument – voice, guitar, piano, bass, or whatever instrument you’re in the process of mastering – you must practice. How Are You Currently Making Time for Instrument Practice? In the comments below, please share how you currently do your instrument practice. Start with what instrument(s) you practice. Read more…
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1 Great Reason Why You Absolutely Should Take Those Lessons You’ve Been Wanting to Take Let’s talk for just a minute about why, if you’ve been thinking about it at all, you absolutely should pursue voice lessons. This applies to learning an instrument, too. I think some people talk themselves Read more…
“Huh?” you say. Yes, I say. Getcha Fire Engine on, my friend! I first learned this great vocal exercise from a voice teacher in VA, named David Troup. I’ve always liked it for its usefulness and have practiced it for something like 15 years. Now, I like it even more, Read more…