Contributed by Melanie Latty Are you interested in recording professionally in the music industry? Do you want to successfully get your music out to the public, or just learn the basics of breaking into the music industry? I got the scoop from an industry insider on how to prepare and make the most of your … Read more
Our Spring Recital Event kicks off this Friday night, and all of our teachers, students, parents and staff are busy making sure we’re prepared for great performances. Of course, this means lots of hard work and practice on performance pieces, but that’s not the only practicing you should do with your student! Younger children in … Read more
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Playing music is such a personal experience. Performing is taking that personal experience and sharing it with any number of people. If you have the desire to share your work, your progress, your art, then you will love and seek out any avenue to do so. Sure, the first few performances could be rough or … Read more
I know many students out there love the thrill of making music, but for one reason or another they are terrified of performing for others. If performing for friends doesn’t stress them, maybe they get very nervous at a big audition. Either way, I want to give everybody a few ideas to make performing bearable, and possibly … Read more
So you’ve practiced a ton in your room by yourself, and you’ve worked up a couple of songs that you’re ready to play in front of people. It’s probably time for you to hit up an open mic to practice singing into a microphone and hearing yourself through the monitors. You can practice by yourself … Read more
There is a lot of excitement surrounding our student, Isabel Gonzalez, and her recent audition on American Idol. She “wowed” the judges and received feedback that is equally as impressive as her audition. Nicki Minaj told Isabel that her audition was “effortless” and that she’s a “natural.” Keith Urban praised our 17 year old student for … Read more
This young violin student’s performance received a great cheer of applause at our spring recital event. You’ll enjoy seeing his performance of Vivaldi’s Concerto in G in this video taken at the recital. Curious to know how much practice time he puts in each day, we asked. He practices 45 minutes a day. Not bad! … Read more
Sweaty palms, butterflies in the stomach, and mental pictures of freezing up on the stage – these are all telltale signs of that little thing called stage fright. Waiting your turn in a recital hall with a packed audience and nowhere to hide can be an intense and somewhat frightening experience for students, especially those … Read more
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