Music Education for the Digital Age
I’m a sheet music fiend. I love to buy sheet music. If you’ve seen those memes about buying more books when you still have a ton that you haven’t read, that’s me.
But with sheet music. Continue reading “Should You Buy Sheet Music Online or In Store?”
As a flute/piccolo/alto flute player, I have a lot of instruments. And those instruments didn’t come cheap. Because of that, I know how important it is to know how to buy a used flute.
While I am the first owner of all of my current instruments, I have played used flutes in the past. They can be an excellent way to save money on an instrument. Continue reading “How to Buy a Used Flute”
Starting the flute can be overwhelming. There are so many instruments to choose from, and they can be expensive. But starting the flute doesn’t have to be that hard.
Of course, you need a good instrument and some accessories. And if you have the determination to start, you can do so and save some money in the process. Continue reading “Starting the Flute: Your Financial Guide”
With a new school year right around the corner, now’s the perfect time to learn a second instrument. But you can’t just use your current practice routine on a new instrument.
No two instruments are exactly alike. Each one deserves time and attention. Continue reading “How to Practice a Second Instrument”
Whether you’re in music school, starting a job, or looking for a change, you may have to set a new practice schedule. With more/new responsibilities, you may have to adjust your current schedule.
And that’s perfectly normal. But change can be difficult. Especially if you’re used to the same old routine. Continue reading “How to Adjust to a New Practice Schedule”