MSE 072: Why Was #MusicSecretsExposed Created? What Is The MSE Core Message?
What is #MusicSecretsExposed all about? Find the accompanying blog here

What is #MusicSecretsExposed all about? Find the accompanying blog here
Sometimes the subject of music genres and their study in certain environments can be a hot topic rising fiery emotions. You can find the accompanying blog here
Music exams are changing so, in today's blog and podcast, learn about what questions to ask when you are booking your new music tutor. Find the accompanying blog here
Perfection is often accompanied with frustration unfortunately, so how can we handle these emotions in the drive for achieving our dream sound as musicians? Find the accompanying blog here
Use the Summer months of outdoor music to expand your musical horizons. Find the accompanying blog here
Time is short when exams loom close, and if you are a busy adult taking on musical projects, time is precious. Here are my suggestions for maintaining energy, focus and clarity. Find the accompanying blog here ...and here is a link to what I have found to be hugely beneficial for my health, click here...
Scales are unfortunately boring and uninteresting, so why are they part of music performance examining? Are they really necessary? Find the accompanying blog here
Aural skills do not come easily to all music students. Why are they important to practice? Find the accompanying blog here
Sight reading is an important skill to regularly practice. So what is it and why is it important? Find the accompanying blog here
In today's episode learn about some simple tips to avoid excessive stress during music exam periods. Find the accompanying blog here
Is there an exact length of time musicians should practice everyday? Find the accompanying blog here
Music theory should be included in music lessons without question. Find the accompanying blog here
A musically themed space positioned where there is plenty light and activity, allows for sustainability when the novelty wears off. Find the accompanying blog here
Lesson frequency counts towards success or failure when learning any new musical skill. Find the accompanying blog here
Good tutors incorporate 4 key aspects when inspiring the next generation of musical creatives. You can find the accompanying blog here
Learn about 4 musical genres that students should expose themselves to. Find the accompanying blog here
Music has been shown to help those suffering with memory issues, so as a musician are you willing to spend time with these unfortunate souls? Find the accompanying blog here
Now more than ever it is of urgency to hold on to our roots and cultural identity and as musicians, we hold this responsibility. Find the accompanying blog here
Africa has given us very different styles of musical instruments that are fun to play and include in our musical journey and they are great for group music settings. You can hear more on the accompanying blog here
A most beautiful flute and one of my favorites, the unmistakable sound of simplicity and depth, the quena flute. Visit the accompanying blog here
Lyres and harps are a very similar instrument which come in many styles and sizes. Click here for the accompanying blog.
Hang drums are a very unusual looking instrument with a unique hand made quality. A very relaxing and tactile instrument to observe. You can find the accompanying blog here
Zithers are coming back in fashion in new ways, would you like to learn how to play a zither? You can find the accompanying blog here
The Hammered Dulcimer is often viewed as the forerunner to the piano, would you learn to play it? Click here to view the accompanying blog
What happens when boredom takes hold? Is it a good thing? Click here for the corresponding blog.
Western Europe contains some of the simplest forms of Folk Music, which deserves its place in contemporary society. You can find the corresponding blog here
Let's go on a journey to understand the colorful sounds of American music. All links to pieces in this episode are noted here in video format.
Mexican music has evolved just like its citizens, full of color and character. Find the accompanying blog here
Today I'm taking a very brief look at Brazilian music, a style that's full of passion with it's carnivals aand native styles. A country divided into two halves, let's go on a musical tour. For music played in today's episode, click here for references.
Join me on my second episode in my World Music Series as we discover Peruvian music, a deeply spiritual and natural sounding musical style, reflective of Peru's stunning landscapes.