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Starting a Music Course with Confidence
Starting a new music course can be daunting. At every step of my musical education, I worried if I was going to be good enough and whether I would be able to stay the course. In this short article, I … Continue reading
Posted in Improving Your Confidence, Justifications, performance strategies, Thinking in a better way, Uncategorized
Tagged Clive Stocker, comparing to others, gracious, introversion, jamming, jaques loussier, learning names, mistakes, music college, Music For You Summer School, practise
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What do you make of this performance?
What would it be like if you had 100% belief in what you were doing? A month ago, my friend and colleague Ben Angel (Lead singer from The Bohemian Embassy) showed me a video performance on Youtube which has really had … Continue reading
Being nice to people on the way up…
Being nice to the people on the way up is a good idea as you may meet them on the way down. After reading a post by Amy Wilkinson about top tips for musicians and the great tip about being … Continue reading
Let’s hear it for Musical Performing!
A student asked me the other day “What will be the point of performing if I am not going to be a professional musician? Is there any point in learning if I don’t want to perform to millions?” I take … Continue reading
