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You can tell a good teacher by the fact that even though you hardly played anything in class, the new technique or scale seemed beyond your abilities, and you felt like a loser overall, on the way home you look forward to the next lesson. I Photo: Lechon Kirb (Unsplash)
5 Qualities to Look for in a Good Music Teacher
Turn off your brain fog, focus only on playing, react to the ideas of others and let things flow. | Photo: Jason Edwards (Unsplash)
Too Good for the Job: the Trouble with Overqualified Musicians
So far so good, I still have hair, just a few grey hairs in my beard but I can't pretend to be young and unchained anymore. The time has come for the next phase of life: welcome to middle age. | Photo: Dušan Krejdl
5 Wishes of a Middle-aged Bassist
Clichés, catchy chorus and frontman's cute face. Sometimes the pandering nature of music can get to us. | Photo: Pablo Heimplatz (Unsplash)
5 Aspects of Annoying Music
Music is a cure. And it is not just a metaphor. Indeed, music therapy can cure all kinds of conditions. Photo: Lauren Mancke (Unsplash)
Music is Not Rocket Science #11: Music Therapy
Huge stages, fame and world tours are the dream of many aspiring musicians who are trying to make it abroad. But what is the reality? | Photo: T.C. Brewster (Unsplash)
5 Reasons Why the Wide World Isn't for Every Musician
All you need is a lot of practice to become a virtuoso – or do you need talent, too? Genetic predisposition plays a much bigger role than popular theories offering instant guides for achieving any goal admit. | Photo: Valentina Bacherer (Unsplash)
Music is Not Rocket Science #10: Absolute Talent
Few people get excited when your music is presented in a context you didn't choose. | Photo: Unsplash
5 Places You Don’t Want Your Music to be Played
Music and sport have many things in common. Playing a two-hour concert at full physical capacity is sometimes a feat worthy of an Olympic medal. | Photo: Amin Hasani (Unsplash)
5 Types of Musicians Who Need To Be in Shape
Few things motivate a person to compulsively play a musical instrument like procrastination from another, absolutely necessary but all the more unpleasant activity. | Photo: Yabee Eusebio (Pexels)
5 Tips on how to Make Yourself Practice a Musical Instrument Even if You Don't Feel Like it
Recording studio, long hours in a van or backstage. You don't want to be trapped there with annoying types of musicians. | Photo: Maelle Ramsay (Unsplash)
Top 5 Types of Musicians that are Difficult to Work With
Your goal is to dream the same dream... | Photo: Anton Ponomarev on Unsplash
TOP 5 Things You Should Not Say to Your Mixing Engineer
You may be searching your heart if you really had to tell your bandmates where to get off after your last messed up concert in one-horse town, pack up your case and leave to find the nearest civilization. | Photo: Anika Huizinga (Unsplash)
TOP 5 Reasons to (not) Re-join a Band
All guitarists love their instruments, boxes, amps and other gadgets that help them create crazy sound experiments. When can you say enough is enough? | Photo: Anton Shuvalov (Unsplash)
TOP 5 Most Expensive Guitar Rigs
Is it really that hard to be unique nowadays? Where do all those catchy melodies and harmonic progressions come from? | Photo: Justin Higuchi (Wikipedia)
TOP 3 Questionable Hits by Dua Lipa
Block everyone's view with your mobile phone (on which you won't be able to see or hear anything anyway).| Photo: Max Pixel
5 Tips on How (Not) to Be a Jerk at a Concert