Howard Nelson & Pamela Frank: Fit as a Fiddle
In this workshop with physical therapist Howard Nelson and violinist Pamela Frank, you’ll learn why it’s important to appreciate that just because you sound good…
Author: Noa Kageyama
Office Hours – May 2024
* Discussion around applying the Method of Loci, narrative and structural cues
* The concept of an external focus of attention in singing
* Interplay…
Brian Alegant: Musical Roadmapping – Part 2
In this follow-up to Brian Alegant’s introductory workshop here, we shared our work, and Brian answered a range of questions on different ways to think…
Brian Alegant: Musical Roadmapping – Part 1
In this workshop, you’ll learn about “hard” and “soft” analysis, and perhaps a completely different way of thinking about music theory, if you are suffering…
Office Hours – April 2024
* Mental “glitching” in the middle of lengthy technically challenging passages
* Helping an adult student overcome nerves and a fear of making mis…
Robert Duke: The Neuroscience of Skill Learning
As joyful as music-making can be, often, our experience of practicing and learning contains much less joy. However, as Robert Duke explains in this session,…