“Memorable concerts have three indispensable ingredients: prepared performers, suitable settings, and terrific music.” •The Musician’s Way, p. 208 The newest issue of The Musician’s Way Newsletter presents more than 20 articles covering...

“How you shape your practice schedule will in many ways determine the course of your creative life.” •The Musician’s Way, p. 11

3 essential components of enduring music careers and why they matter.

Aspiring musicians need multiple mentors to acquire the diverse skills needed today, yet music schools still operate on the antiquated master-apprentice model.

More than 20 articles and resources that help musicians enhance creativity, build careers, and rise toward their artistic potential.

Common myths about building music careers revealed and debunked.

“It’s your internal motivation that opens the creative spigot.” -The Musician’s Way, p. 105 Those of us who create day after day know that things don’t always go smoothly. Sometimes our work flows; other times difficulties slow us down....

“No pitch is merely a pitch; each one has a living quality.” -The Musician’s Way, p. 20 The February 2013 edition of The Musician’s Way Newsletter has arrived in subscribers’ inboxes and is being widely shared. As usual, the newsletter...

As orchestras reduce the numbers of concerts they offer their communities, opportunities expand for entrepreneurial musicians.

Pros and cons of performing music from memory along with resources to improve memorization.

“Take the action and the insight will follow.” •Anne Lamott, author

Creativity-boosting strategies, ideas for better practice, low-cost CD/DVD production services, tips for vocal health, and more!

On the hit song "Jai Ho" from "Slumdog Millionaire," his career and working with A. R. Rahman.India Ink

A 4-step process to publish an effective website at low cost and regardless of your experience with technology.

Strategies that enable musicians to take charge of their careers.