Practice Anything
I was thinking about the word practice today, which just really means to do, right?
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I was thinking about the word practice today, which just really means to do, right?
In the most basic sense, a chord inversion is a way of reorganizing the notes of a chord.
Anyone who knows me knows I’m incapable of passing up an instrument at a garage sale.
I want you to imagine that someone gives you a gift.
So here’s the riff. What we’re seeing here is this shape, which is a weird chord because it’s kind of like an A, like a 2, but I’m playing this…
Chord ID part 2. With the chord in its root position, most chords are going to sit solidly within these two pillars of a perfect fifth. This is a …
It’s okay to fall down.
I’m excited to announce that Beat Kitchen is launching our scholarship program with a pay what you can tuition option.
Make yourself a bootable backup drive with all your installations on it while everything still works and stick it in a drawer for when you really need …
This cat has never stepped foot outside.
Music is unique in that it only exists in the time domain.
There are some lessons that come up over and over again and they’re so meaningful you realize you can apply them in almost every discipline.