Two practice strategies to help students develop a consistent practice habit and improve their technique at the same time.
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The first step of knowing how to teach yourself (or others) is learning how to learn. And this video on neuroplasticity can give you all the tools you need.
A new website by the horn professor at Western Illinois University aims to help brass players reduce or prevent overuse injuries.
Your warm-up is a daily vote for how you want to play when you’re under pressure. Make sure that you make your vote count every single day.
Learning music theory is an easy way to improve many aspects of playing ANY instrument.
A new video looks at the differences in playability, right hand position, and sound between Geyer and Kruspe style instruments.
If you’ve been needing more motivation, just one or two small changes may be able to get you started on building better habits.
Sometimes it can feel impossible to add a new habit from scratch. That’s where the technique of “habit stacking” can help!