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Published on February th, 2012

With your goals, schedule, and strategies mapped out, you can better predict how long it will take you to master »

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Published on July th, 2011

We wanted this topic to be the focus of our first webinar because we passionately believe that music blogs are »

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Published on July th, 2011

The string nut and saddle play a vital role in your instruments feel and sound. They set the action (string »

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Published on July th, 2011

Usually it’s the very thing that blocks your voice, stomps on your soul, drags you kicking and screaming to the »

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Published on January st, 2011

You want your musical skills to get better and better, right? Of course you do. If you are nowhere close »

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Published on January th, 2011

Before I ever trained my voice, I could sing. I had good pitch and a heart full of soul, but »

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Published on January th, 2011

Do you struggle with playing guitar fast? Is your lack of guitar speed making it difficult for you to »

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Published on January th, 2011

In this part of my Not-So-Liberal-Arts series, I will do more of the same, but focus on selecting a college »

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Published on December th, 2010

Relationships between a stage crew and a band aren’t always bright and sunny from the get-go, but there are many »

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Published on December th, 2010

I received my Bachelor of Arts Degree in Music, Vocal Emphasis. The irony is that while in a program »

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