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Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #4: Infinite Tones
If you learn some technique the wrong way at the beginning or are convinced that, i.e. a C major chord is played with a minor third between the first and second notes, you may adopt these mistakes into your practice routine. | Photo: Pixabay
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Laboratorium of Dr. Hyenik #3: Magic Ingredients
The next song turned out to be a slow ballad. But that could mean that you too should calm down and finally realise that you are not alone on stage. But why on earth would you do that? | Photo: John Matychuk (Unsplash)
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Laboratorium of Dr Hyenik #2: Cutaways
12 Very Good Reasons Why Acoustic Guitar Is the Best
Laboratorium of Dr Hyenik #1: Thumbs Up!
5 Tips on How To Enjoy (and Survive) New Year’s Eve Gigs
"It's not worth turning on the heating in the venue and paying the staff." Is such brutal honesty with the fragile soul of an artist even legal? | Photo: Nick Vidal-Hall (Flickr)
TOP 5 Lame Excuses for Cancelling Your Concert
Disco always puts a smile on my face, infuses energy into my veins and evokes emotions, which is exactly what music should do. And it's also great for vacuuming. | Photo: Victoria Pickering (Flickr)
Notes of a Frontwoman #5: My Secret Guilty Pleasure
Ozzy a Sharon in 2006 | Photo: flickr
Women Behind the Scenes: 4 Female Managers of Famous Musicians
Second Hand Conversational Minimum for Guitarists
How about a song in 7/4? Such as "Times Like These" by Foo Fighters. | Photo: Freya Goossens (flickr)
5 Rhythm Tricks in Famous Songs
Playing in a band is not just about your slap bass lines or breathtaking solos. Interpersonal relationships matter, too. | Photo: Sam Moghadam Khamseh
TOP 5 Musicians Nobody Wants in a Band
Music theory should be primarily a practical musical tool. Simply play or sing all the concepts and you will find an unlimited well of inspiration. | Photo: Soundtrap
TOP 5 Myths About Music Theory That Hinder Your Musical Development
Even though the approach to writing songs changes with age, the joy remains. | Photo: Worshipfuel.com
Notes of a Frontwoman #4: Without Songs We Are Nothing