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If you’re a singer in Boulder, you’ve probably been in this situation: you’re at an open mic night or jamming with friends in a cozy mountain cabin, and suddenly—bam!—the song jumps into a high note you’re not sure you can hit. You either strain and crack, or you flip...

Coming Back as an Adult to Music Lessons: Why It Will Be Much Better and More Consistent This TIme

by Gary Gutierrez | Music Resources, Music Theory and Fundamentals

IntroductionFor many adults, the thought of returning to music lessons stirs up a mix of nostalgia and hesitation. Maybe you remember the thrill of nailing your first song on guitar or the weekly routine of piano lessons that ended somewhere between homework and...

Best Practices for Piano Lessons for Kids Ages 5 to 7 — and How to Find the Right Teacher

by Gary Gutierrez | Music Resources, Music Practice Tips and Techniques

IntroductionIntroducing a child to piano between the ages of 5 and 7 can be the beginning of a lifelong relationship with music. At this age, kids are often curious, eager to learn, and capable of building the basic skills needed to enjoy and grow in their musical...

How to Improve Singing in a Teenage Rock Band

by Gary Gutierrez | Music Performance and Stage Tips, Music Practice Tips and Techniques, Music Theory and Fundamentals

IntroductionIf you’re a teenager singing in a rock band or hoping to join one, having a strong voice, confidence, and good technique can make all the difference. Whether you’re doing private lessons, performing live, or working with peers in the Rock and Pop Music...

Top 5 Beginner Guitar Models

by Gary Gutierrez | Music Resources

IntroductionIf you’re starting guitar, whether you are a kid, teen, or adult, the right first instrument can make all the difference. The right guitar can inspire more practice, feel comfortable to play, and build your confidence. If you are interested in private...