Acoustic Guitar Amp Recommendations
By Andy@Musicademy | December 3, 2008
I had a question from a reader of my blog posts on electric guitar amps asking what acoustic amps I would recommend. Here are my thoughts:
By Andy@Musicademy | December 3, 2008
I had a question from a reader of my blog posts on electric guitar amps asking what acoustic amps I would recommend. Here are my thoughts:
By Marie@Musicademy |
A track from Musicademy blogger David Clifton’s Christmas album was played on UK Radio 2 Aled Jones show recently and a number of people have been looking for where to hear more. The album is available on iTunes, Amazon and in high street stores in the UK & Canada. There’s a sample track and review […]
By Andy@Musicademy | November 27, 2008
Ok I think I’m getting closer with the amp, but as ever I’ve been thinking a little too hard about what I want and inevitably I’ve gone down the ‘what if it could do this route’. What I want is to prove a point. I’ve come to the conclusion recently that most guitar players in […]
By Tim Martin |
A short clip here from a live Musicademy keyboards training seminar where Tim Martin reflects on situations where keyboards are most suited to leading giving some tips on playing hymns demonstrably.
By Steve Weeks | November 26, 2008
Lets be fashionable and topical with the “James Bond” chord – EmM7 |— |— |— |— |— |— |— |— |— |— |— E (1) |— |— |— |— |— |— |-O- |— |— |— |— F# (9) |— |— |— |— |— |— |— |-O- |— |— |— D# (M7) |— |— |— |— […]
By Marie@Musicademy | November 25, 2008
Confidence is really crucial in effective vocals performance. When we are under confident we tend not to breathe as well as we should and also not to really nail the notes that strongly, so it all comes out a bit mushy. Now at Musicademy we’ve taken a fairly in-depth approach to helping worship vocalists through […]
By Marie@Musicademy | November 19, 2008
This post has nothing whatsoever to do with worship or music but its a great little clip so please enjoy.
By Marie@Musicademy | November 18, 2008
As music teachers we find it helpful to be aware of the learning model that defines students as at one of four stages: Stage 1 unconscious incompetence Stage 2 conscious incompetence Stage 3 conscious competence Stage 4 unconscious competence The model explains the process and stages of learning a new skill
By Marie@Musicademy | November 12, 2008
By Andy@Musicademy | November 11, 2008
Andy Chamberlain gives advice to worship musicians on how to play with emotion.