If you’re passionate and dedicated to a career in music, the last thing you want to be is a “starving artist.” Unfortunately, many independent musicians struggle to make enough money for everyday expenses, including rent. In a 2019 Vulture interview, indie music veteran singer-songwriter Cass McCombs said, “I don’t really understand how any musician can […]
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Given how much the world has changed over the past year, I’m sure you won’t be surprised to know that nowadays you can learn to sing or learn how to play every kind of instrument, from the comfort of your own home. There are a host of great online music learning platforms and courses on
The 7 Best Online Music Lessons Read Post »
Visit my brand new shop today! Part of my journey with The Blogging Musician has been the self-publication of original music and books. The Shop page is their new home. Check it out today, and thank you for your support.
The Blogging Musician Shop is now OPEN! Read Post »
Although finding the nearest recycling bin may not be your first priority when you’re travelling to your next gig, the impact of touring musicians on the environment can be significant. While some established bands can afford to renounce touring altogether, others are finding ways to offset carbon emissions and minimise waste pollution even as they are driving
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Composer, teacher, and app designer Julian Wright designed iReadGuitar as a simple and efficient learning tool for anyone who wishes to learn to read music and play the guitar. On the surface, iReadGuitar is a clean application with little to no distractions. There are no distracting ads, few things to click, no menus or buttons.
iReadGuitar Review Read Post »
I just wanted to say a massive thank you to all our fantastic contributors. Yesterday, we hit 20 blog contributors, a milestone I never thought possible when I started out five years ago. So thank you one and all for making The Blogging Musician what it is today! It’s no longer just about Guitar reviews,
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Aleah is a flutist/ multi-instrumentalist, composer, author, and visual artist from the Toledo, Ohio area. Graduating from the University of Toledo in 2018, Aleah holds a Bachelor of Instrumental Music education with a focus in classical flute. Aleah currently teaches studio lessons out of her home and remotely. She offers flute, piccolo, theory/ composition, and
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Hello there! My name is Aleah and I am a licensed music educator and arts and music blogger. Today I am writing a guest post on ScanScore, a piece of music software. Let’s delve into it! What Is Optical Music Recognition Software? Optical music recognition software is a program that helps you digitize your music.
ScanScore Sheet Music Scanner Review Read Post »
Live performances come with many important pieces that all have to fall into place. Everyone has to practice their song parts. We have to set up the stage efficiently and neatly. If you have a light/sound tech, they might need to take notes regarding each song’s necessities. The most important thing? The setlist. Nothing is
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