Publish Your Compositions Easily With Digital Print Publishing

By Brendan Lai-Tong Do you compose music? If so, we’re sure that you have considered the idea of selling your compositions. Deborah Keily Hanson, a member of the Music Teachers Association of California, recently signed up for Sheet Music Plus Digital Print Publishing and found out how easy it is to get one of her... Continue Reading →

Artist Interview – Brody McDonald “A Cappella Pop”

By Brendan Lai-Tong Today we had the opportunity to interview Brody McDonald author of the wonderfully informative guide for choir: A Cappella Pop – A Contemporary Guide to A Cappella Singing. The book  provides insightful  information about forming your ensemble, music selection, rehearsal techniques, sound reinforcement, vocal percussion, and much more! Brody received his Bachelor’s... Continue Reading →

How to Improve Music Memorization Skills

By Carolyn Walter Memorizing music can be a daunting task for musicians of all stripes.  Unfortunately for many of us, repetition alone is not enough.  Simply playing a piece of music from a score over and over again only teaches you to play the piece extremely well. . .but with the aid of the written... Continue Reading →

Mario Guarneri – Artist Interview

By Brendan Lai-Tong We recently had the opportunity to interview Mario Guarneri, an active performer and teacher in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mario has had an impressive variety of musical experiences throughout his career as a trumpet player and as a result he is familiar with many different circles of the music community. Mario’s... Continue Reading →

How to Practice Efficiently

By Carolyn Walter As with any artistic discipline, regular practice is essential to any musician’s mastery of their craft and growth as an artist.  While some may feel that practicing for hours and hours on end is the only route to improvement, the adage “quality over quantity” ought to be kept firmly in mind.  The... Continue Reading →

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