Networking skills for musicians are essential. This is something we hear about for achieving success in our field. But networking is frequently misunderstood.
College Music Students Meet Crisis with Creativity
With their conservatories, colleges and universities closed and classes moved online, music majors have found the COVID virus disruption posing interesting challenges.
Is Vocal Fry Dangerous?
Vocal fry is the low pitch below what has traditionally been thought of as “normal”. It results from insufficient air flowing through the vocal folds.
Music School Decisions When You Can’t Visit
How can you make music school decisions when you can’t visit? While campuses are closed and in-person instruction and activities are canceled?
Pandemic Update for Juniors and Seniors
What does the Corona virus mean for newly accepted music students and anyone who had planned to visit colleges over the next several weeks?
Music School Peers: Why They Matter
Your music school peers will have a far greater impact on your personal and professional life than you may realize.
How to Prepare for a Symphony Orchestra Career
A symphony orchestra career can be an exciting experience, but it’s not easy to gain. It requires a huge amount of dedication and work - with no guaranteed outcome.
Transferable Skills Music Majors Gain for Any Career
The transferable skills music majors gain extend past the creative realm. In fields unrelated with music, a music degree can be extraordinarily valuable.
Trial Lessons for Prospective Music Majors
Receiving trial lessons is an important part of the process of applying to music school for prospective music majors.
SATs or ACTs for Music Majors?
An increasing number of accredited colleges and universities in the U.S. are no longer requiring college applicants to submit SAT or ACT scores.
Love Music?
Want to Keep it Going in College? Great tips on majoring, minoring, double majoring and other ways to keep your passion for music alive in college. “Love Music? Want to Keep it Going in College?” Wednesday, September 4th, 7-8:30 pm Denver School of the Arts Spotlight Academy: a day of performing arts workshops for students, parents and teachers Sunday, September 15th, 9:30-3:30 at Spotlight Academy, Los Angeles Music Center “Love Music? Want to Keep it Going in College?” Thursday, September 26th, 7-8:30 pm Boulder Piano Gallery FREE – Reservations recommended – barbra@majoringinmusic.com To inquire about
Pursuing a Popular Music Performance Degree in College
Are you thinking about pursuing a popular music performance degree in college?
7 Summer Strategies for Applying to Music School
Use these 7 strategies to leverage your summer months to get you ahead of the game and get ready to face your senior year.
Body Mapping Helps Musicians
Body Mapping enhances musical performance by facilitating ease of movement and decreasing the possibility of injury.
Acid Reflux and Singers: World Voice Day 2019
In celebration of World Voice Day 2019, we’re focusing on acid reflux and singers. This is a problem that plagues many people across the life cycle. Yet trying to remedy it can be an enormous challenge.
Careers for Music Business Majors
Careers for music business majors are changing and expanding rapidly. If you’re interested in a music-related career that may or may not include performance, read on!
Music for Comfort or Healing
Are you interested in using the power of music to support comfort or healing?
Stage Fright: An Alternative Solution
Stage fright, also known as performance anxiety, is one of the most common and perplexing problems we musicians face. You’re in great company if you become nervous when you perform.
College Music Education Programs: Considerations Beyond the Diploma
College music education programs provide the skills you’ll need to be a music educator in a public school classroom.
Is Majoring in Music the Right Path for You?
There are other options for keeping music alive in college and beyond in addition to majoring in music.