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The Mozart Effect
Does listening to Mozart actually make you smarter? Read on to discover the truth.
4 Things to Expect as a Beginner Guitar Student
Deciding to learn guitar is exciting, but it won’t be easy. We outline the top 4 things to expect as a beginner guitar student in this post.
Understanding Musical Scales
Discover the essence of musical scales! Explore major, minor, and other types of scales with clear explanations and practical tips.
The CAGED Guitar System
Learn more about the CAGED guitar system for understanding the neck of the guitar.
Sight Reading 101
Sight reading is an important skill for an aspiring musician to have. Read on to learn more about it.
Guitar Picking Techniques
Mastering different guitar picking techniques is an important aspect of guitar playing. This article breaks down the different approaches.
What’s Alternate/Open Tuning?
Even though we mostly use standard tuning, it’s still important to know other tunings. Learn more in this blog post.
Flatwound Strings for Beginners
Check out this blog if you’re interested in trying flatwound strings for the first time.
The King of Blues
B.B. King was a trailblazer in the blues music industry. Learn more about his half century music career in this post.
The Evolution of Country Music History: A Journey Through Six Generations
Explore the evolution of country music history from roots to rock influences. Uncover the six generations of this dynamic art form.
Piano’s Anatomy
Learn about the intricate pieces that make up a piano in this blog post.
We’re Called Music City for a Reason
We’re home to many things including the Nashville Number System. What exactly is it? Read on to find out.
What to Know Before Buying a Bass Guitar
Read this blog if you’re in the market for your first bass guitar!
The King of Jazz Guitar
Learn about the king of jazz guitar, Lonnie Johnson. He’s to thank for the guitar getting a seat at the jazz band table.
Origins of the Piano
Learn about the history of the piano, which was the instrument of choice by famous composers such as Bach, Beethoven and Mozart.