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I want to talk to you guitar players out there who are in a band, but not singing lead. You might be wondering what YOU’RE supposed to do to be interesting onstage. [Part 2 will focus on some additional things more applicable to lead players.] We’ve found that a typical rehearsal involving guitar players usually […]
Help, I’m Strapped! [Setting Guitar Players Free]
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Three Things Keyboard Players Can Do
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As you know, the visual aspects of a performance are important, and we work on making songs look different from each other. This is easy for guitar players and singers, but I get approached all the time, by keyboard players asking, ‘What do I do? I’m stuck behind a piano or a keyboard set-up!’ It’s […]
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Tom, thanks so much for your insight and tips ... which...Ger madden on Musicians’ Most Common Mistakes – Part 1: Your Songs Don’t Sound the Same, But Look the Same
Love it. No need to be a boring Tree on stage!Chris Dunnett on Musicians’ Most Common Mistakes – Part 1: Your Songs Don’t Sound the Same, But Look the Same
Well said as always Tom. Most performing musicians just don't get it...