“What’s My Style? Part 1” by Jeannie Deva
Some singers seem to fall into it automatically, while others, like kids in a candy store, seem to have too...
“What is Music?” by Tom Fair
What is music? MUSIC IS A SCIENCE – AN ORGANIZED BODY OF KNOWLEDGE. There is a difference between music and...
“If You’re Doing It for the Money, You May Not Make Any” by Harriet Schock
Sometimes I have to pinch myself and remind myself it isn’t Kansas anymore-or wherever I came from way, way back,...
“Artistic Criticism: Constructive or Destructive?” by Jeannie Deva
You might realize that you are most creative and sound your best when your creativity is not being challenged and...
“An Artist’s Dilemma” by Tom Fair
You are an artist. You live on a planet that is in a terrible state of turmoil. Lives are ruined...
“Straight Lines” by Harriet Schock
The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. Isn’t that what we learned in school? And it applies...
“Is Singing Hard The Road To Vocal Ruin?” by Jeannie Deva
Can you use it and not lose it? As you may know from experience, singing hard is a style that...
“What Is An Artist?” by Tom Fair
There are sectors of society in which the artist is a vague and faraway, even fabled figure. It’s all dependent...
“Defaulting To The Nearest Cliché” by Harriet Schock
Computer language gives rise to lots of analogies. For instance, I think metaphors are like icons which can be dragged...
“Conversation Fencing For Artists” by Mark Mercury
As artists we are continually besieged with all manner of questions–from the probing to the pesky to the pointless, and...
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