Mistake #1 As a piano and music teacher, theory exams can seem overwhelming to a music student so it is very important to know how […]
5 Common Mistakes Students Make on Music Theory Exams and How to Easily Avoid Them Open »
My jazz journey has been a long one. I struggled for years trying to play strictly by ear. Jazz was like religion; everyone had a
Starting Point — Modes and Patterns Open »
Dr Shannon Lowe (professor at the University of Florida) shares with Bassoon Magazine a series of interesting tips for students and teachers.
Shannon Lowe’s Tips for Bassoon Students and Teachers Open »
Dr Shannon Lowe is the Assistant Professor of Bassoon and Aural Skills at the University of Florida, principal bassoonist of the Albany (GA) Symphony Orchestra, and an avid and active chamber musician.
Gene Pokorny (Chicago Symphony) gives advice for tuba players, as well as recommended exercises. Downloadable PDF included!
Gene Pokorny — Tuba Tips and Exercises Open »
Don’t miss these practice tips from Miles Maner (bassoon and contrabassoon of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra).
Miles Maner’s Advice and Practice Tips Open »
If you play the tuba and are looking for advice from a great player, you can’t miss these ideas shared by Roger Bobo on Tuba Magazine. A sample of his method is included!
Roger Bobo’s Advice for Aspiring Tuba Players Open »
Elizabeth Janzen (Associate Professor at Texas A&M University—Kingsville and second flute in the Victoria Symphony Orchestra) gives some advice in this talk with Flute Magazine.
Elizabeth Janzen’s Advice for Flute Students and Teachers Open »
In this interview, we have Arnaud Dumond, a prominent French guitarist and composer with whom we talk about his long career as well as current and future projects.
Arnaud Dumond: “The Individual Work of Improvement Is 90% Of Our Activity as a Musician” Open »
Dr Elizabeth Janzen is Associate Professor of Flute at Texas A&M University—Kingsville and Second Flute in the Victoria Symphony Orchestra.
Elizabeth Janzen: “Save Everything That You Hear Along the Course of Your Educational Career” Open »
