Ever see artists on stage, constantly moving, pacing back and forth across the stage? Me too…A LOT! Makes me nervous to watch them because they never seem to ‘land’ anywhere. It can be frenetic and unnerving. And if the stage floor is eye level, it’s even worse to watch, since the artist’s feet and legs […]
Onstage Success - Tom Jacksons Live Music Method
Onstage with Live Music Producer Tom Jackson
Archives for November 2016
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Fiddling Around – 5 Things Violin Players Can Do to Tune Up Their Performance
Since most violin players are – as far as I know - classically trained, it … [Read More...]
How Soon Should You Work on Your Show?
I've gotten both kinds of calls — the kind where I'm asked to help an … [Read More...]
When 30 Minutes Is Too Much and 2 Hours Isn’t Enough
I went to a show at the arena here in town to see someone I’d worked with – … [Read More...]
Backstage Right Now – Pass Required
Fiddling Around – 5 Things Violin Players Can Do to Tune Up Their Performance
Since most violin players are – as far as I know - classically trained, it … [Read More...]
Three Things Keyboard Players Can Do
As you know, the visual aspects of a performance are important, and we work … [Read More...]
How Soon Should You Work on Your Show?
I've gotten both kinds of calls — the kind where I'm asked to help an … [Read More...]
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Amy Wolter on Three Things Keyboard Players Can Do
Glad to hear this Vee. Yes, it’s a process and takes some...Vee Patrick on Three Things Keyboard Players Can Do
I have seen both you guys work at extreme conference last year...Amy Wolter on How Soon Should You Work on Your Show?
So happy you had the foresight to prepare for the 'what IF's'!...