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Category: Learning Research
Four Stages Of Learning A New Guitar Piece
Every time we attempt to learn a new piece of music, or even a study, there are arguably four stages of learning that must be passed through in order to find fulfillment in a completed piece of music. I am sure that the below stages could be broken down into smaller parts but I think…
Music Connects Us Without Limitation
Daniel Levitin’s quote (below) from This Is Your Brain On Music resonates much with my thought processes currently. At this moment in the book, he makes a reference to a Neil Young song. However, I would like to apply a little bit of Bach to this statement on how music connects us without limitation. The power…
Classical Guitar: The Key to a Solid Foundation for Beginner Guitar
Embarking on the journey of learning the guitar can be both exhilarating and daunting for beginners. With myriad styles and techniques available, the starting point can significantly influence your musical path and development. This blog post delves into the classical guitar, a style often overlooked yet immensely beneficial for beginners. Classical guitar is not just…
The Lost Joy Of Making Music At Home
There is great joy in making music with others, especially when making music at home. A close friend and student once told me before his passing that he could read and sing music notation by the age of 3 before he knew how to read words. This wasn’t just any friend and I took him…