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New Music Singing and Science: Busting Myths with Musician Allan Hubert-Wright

Singing and Science: Busting Myths with Allan Hubert-Wright Today we’re joined by Allan Hubert-Wright, the founder of Le Chanteur Moderne, one of the most respected voice training institutes in France, and one which is remarkable for using modern voice science to help singers and singing teachers be more effective by leveraging what we actually know about the human voice. http://musicalitypodcast.com/86 He is also the director of the voice department at the prestigious IFPRO performing arts school in Paris and conducts ongoing research into vocal function. We recently had the chance to see Allan give a presentation, and we came away determined to have him on the show, because he shares the kinds of thing that can save years of frustration, confusion and wasted effort. So whether you don’t sing at all yet, you’re at the beginning of learning to sing, or you’ve been singing for years, you’re going to want to pay attention! In this conversation we talk about: - Why being tol...

Learning to Sing in Tune with George Bevan: The Musicality Podcast

Have you ever worried that you’re “tone deaf” or can’t sing? Or do you have a friend or family member who just can’t seem to sing in tune or in key? In today’s podcast episode we’re joined by a true expert who’s had some phenomenal results helping those who “can’t sing” to start singing in tune. https://www.musical-u.com/learn/learn... George was someone we reached out to when doing research a few years back for our Tone Deaf Test and SingTrue projects at Musical U. Throughout his teacher career, George repeatedly found himself faced with students who just couldn’t seem to hold a tune and were reluctant to get involved in choir. He started “experimenting” with how to help them, and now with his “Music at Monkton” blog he regularly shares insights, techniques and triumphs as he goes about his work teaching music and leading choirs at a secondary school in the United Kingdom. In this episode George shares: - The most important lessons he learned from entering music contests as...

How to Really Play Music, with Bill Hilton

Today we’re talking with Bill Hilton, author of How to Really Play the Piano and the host of a hugely popular YouTube channel where over 120,000 people tune in to watch his video tutorials. http://musicalitypodcast.com/42 As always when we have a guest who specialises in teaching a particular instrument, this episode is packed with tips and insights not just for that instrument, but for your musicality in general. In particular, Bill has great wisdom when it comes to the mindset that adult learners need. In this conversation we talk about: - The missing pieces that hold pianists back from feeling creative and expressive on piano, and how to really learn to play - How becoming an amateur singer made him a better piano teacher What defines “cocktail piano” and why this style is so popular and useful to learn - The surprising advantages that can actually make it easier for adults and retirees to learn an instrument than children Bill’s attitude and his teaching really cut ri...

5 Myths About Singing: Debunked!

“Fake news” may be a term that’s only recently made its way into the zeitgeist, but the vocal world has been full of half-truths and straight-up myths for quite a while. https://www.musical-u.com/learn/5-myt... Founder of the nonprofit music school Molly’s Music, music blogger, and vocal teacher Molly Webb debunks five myths that have been propagated in the vocal world and shares why they’re false, giving you practice advice that is backed by vocal research and will help you achieve your singing goals. Because vocal instruction was going on long before researchers had the ability to look at what was going on anatomically, not everything passed down from teacher to teacher over the years has been accurate. As a result, vocalists have been particularly susceptible to misconceptions and fear mongering about vocal health.

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Big Words Video 46.1: Sabrina Pena Young-‘Behind The Scenes’

Filmmaker, composer and author Sabrina Pena Young takes us on a fascinating journey while narrating through her past, present and future projects along with some insight into her process and an exclusive sneak peak at her next science fiction machinima opera 'Spiritus'.

TODAY Exclusive INTERVIEW with Buffalo Composer and Filmmaker Sabrina Pena Young

DEC 28th Big Words I Know By Heart - Special Guest Composer and Filmmaker Sabrina Pena Young Author, composer & TED talker Sabrina Pena Young (Libertaria: The Virtual Opera) joins us in the studio. Lovable scamp and compulsive commenter Terry Kimmel circles back to the Co Host Hot Seat for some fresh insults. DEC 28th 6:45-8:30pm EST Click on this Link to Find out More about Big Words I Know By Heart

Some Things I've Learned about Songwriting in 25 Years | Cliff Goldmacher | TEDxMemphis

Some Things I've Learned about Songwriting in 25 Years | Cliff Goldmacher | TEDxMemphis Cliff Goldmacher is a songwriter, session musician, producer, engineer and author. In his talk, he covers a few things he’s learned about songwriting in the twenty-five years he’s been doing it and plays snippets of a few of his songs to illustrate his points. In the music business for over twenty-five years, Cliff Goldmacher is a songwriter, producer, engineer, author and educator. His songwriting collaborators include Grammy award-winning and multi-platinum selling artists Keb’ Mo’, Ke$ha, Lisa Loeb, Grateful Dead drummer, Mickey Hart, and Chris Barron (Lead singer of the Spin Doctors). Cliff’s songs have been cut by major label artists in genres ranging from country, pop and jazz to classical crossover. His music has also been used on NPR’s “This American Life” and in national advertising campaigns. Cliff’s song, "Till You Come To Me,” went to #1 on the jazz charts. This ...

1-2-3 Songwriting - #6 Develop the Hook - Guitar Lesson - Ravi

1-2-3 Songwriting - #6 Develop the Hook

How to write a song songwriting tips technique tutorial lesson Guitar Tr...

How to write a song songwriting tips technique tutorial lesson In this episode Neal share's his most important songwriting tips, the 3 elements needed to create a great rock riff. It's easy, and once you know these 3 elements you'll be able to create your own, original, great rock riffs, the foundation of just about every great rock song. About Guitar Tricks: Guitar Tricks provides a library of over 5,000 online guitar lessons, covering almost every way to play guitar imaginable. Thousands of hours have been spent at Guitar Tricks making the learning process as smooth, simple, logical and fun as possible for guitar players of all ages. Whether it's blues guitar, rock guitar, country guitar, or nearly any other popular style of guitar playing, Guitar Tricks has guitar players covered. On GuitarTricks.com players can learn hit songs, brushing up on the fundamentals, or soloing along to professional backing tracks, there is a place for everyone to challenge the...

Song Tip #3: Build a Lyric on Your Title - Ask Questions

Songwriting 101 with Robin Frederick: Ask the questions that are hidden in your song title. Build your song on those questions in a way that lets you write what you feel and still keep listeners involved. These videos are based on my songwriting books and eBooks. Check them out at Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Robin-Frederick... For more songwriting tips, visit http://www.RobinFrederick.com or http://www.MySongCoach.com MORE SONGWRITING VIDEOS: 1. A great way to get your song started: http://youtu.be/tJ3BvYpKSzo 2. How to write a memorable song title: http://youtu.be/_6Ijn_V3ZSg 3. Build a lyric on your title by asking questions: http://youtu.be/mKIolg9KG78 4. Follow a "song path" for an unforgettable journey: http://youtu.be/8t21YUi8OtI 5. Images can bring your lyric to life: http://youtu.be/ZUTm0ceNSTY 6. Use the melody that lives in your lyric. http://youtu.be/mc7jvfrTetQ If you have questions, leave a comment and I'll get back to you. (All comme...

3 Clues You Were Born to Be a Musician

Great discussion on whether being a musician is in your blood.

2 Digital Marketing Tips for Musicians

Kicking off this brand new YouTube channel with a tips on how to JUST START things. Subscribe for more weekly videos for musicians: http://bit.ly/1IspMmd Hi! I'm Adrienne Stortz and I run a digital marketing firm based in Brooklyn, NY working primarily with classical and jazz musicians. Whether you are brand new to all things digital content or have been running your own artist website and social media for years, on this channel I'll have weekly ideas, tips, and trends that will help you better accomplish your goals.

5 Social Media Tips for Musicians/Artists - Social Media Marketing, How ...

Here are some tips and tricks on how to use social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc.) effectively as a musician or artist.

James Corden's Message After Las Vegas Tragedy

After learning the news of a mass shooting in Las Vegas, the deadliest in United States history, James wonders what is keeping America from taking actual steps towards gun control and catching up with the rest of the developed world.

10 Recording Tips (for beginners)

10 Recording Tips (for beginners)