Guitar Circle small group classes are a great way to build confidence in your rhythm skills. This is a beginner-friendly class open to players of every level. Whether you’re strumming the simplest versions of the chords or playing every lick from the recording, everyone can find their part. Classes meet Tuesdays from 7-8:30pm at Film […]
Songs Without Words: 12 Preludes for solo guitar
The Etudes Project continues with a new set of melodic studies. “Songs Without Words” is a set of 12 original solo guitar pieces at an advanced beginner level written for both enjoyment and skill development. You can learn something from pretty much any song or piece of music, but there’s a lot to gain from […]
Interview: Nashville Voyager
Thank you to the fine folks at Nashville Voyager for reaching out to talk about NGG!
Interview: The Creative Push
Sheri O’Neal is a professional photographer, teacher, and creative force. In this interview for her blog The Creative Push, we discuss staying vital for the long term, and how all the work we do is part of the output of the whole artist.
Interview with Indie Music Discovery
Thanks to Joshua Smotherman at IndieMusicDiscovery.com for this feature interview.
Repost: Three things I learned from my most gifted students
(Note: the following first appeared on Alfred Music‘s MakeMusic blog. Written for teachers, but I think the insights apply to anyone). Every teacher knows how much we learn from our students. The act of teaching itself makes you view the music differently as you learn to communicate it more directly. Different students’ experiences teach us […]
