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Published on December th, 2011

Knowing your end-game budget is key, knowing your music is key, and having a solid timeline is key. You don’t »

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Published on November nd, 2011

While teaching orchestra in the public schools, Aaron began his career building and restoring string instruments. Musician, luthier, historian »

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Published on June th, 2011

Our advice to readers would be to own your own city first before hitting the road on long tours before »

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Published on March th, 2011

The Not-So-Liberal Arts, Part 3: Touring Colleges: College 1, the Hyper-Conservative Christian School Stephen Brown Touring Colleges, Part 1 Summary/Guide »

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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

Music first and foremost is something you feel, something you hear, and something you express. Make it mean something »

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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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Published on December th, 2010

Practice to become a professional musician – Never stop improving your abilities as a musician. Before you say, “That’s obvious. »

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Published on November nd, 2010

Friendly Words From Doc Scary Here are some things I have learned from working with other musicians, and industry professionals, »

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