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Musicians

Professional or amateur, from jazz sessions to club remixes, musicianship just keeps us sane.

Post gigs in events, help each other out in the forum, but above all, keep playing.

Network Leader: Nico del Castillo

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Jake Hey people, I've created a network that is called "The People Who Keep Music In Business" and I would love for all of you to join. It's true because without the musicians there wouldn't be a ...MoreHey people, I've created a network that is called "The People Who Keep Music In Business" and I would love for all of you to join. It's true because without the musicians there wouldn't be a business, and if your not a musician then that's even better, your the ones who truly keep musicians in business and I think thats more true than actually being a musician.
I hope you join this network.
http://www.brazencareerist.com/network/the-people-who-keep-music-in-busi...

2 weeks ago from Musicians

Jake I really need to play my Tenor more. It makes me happy when I play a soulful peace of music with that thing. Also my Jazz band was canceled last week, but luckily it is only temporarily.

6 weeks ago from Musicians

Simon Thompson New post up at http://indieaid.blogspot.com/

8 weeks ago from Musicians

Jake The creation of music is very important to me. Though I have never composed an art peace such as a sheet of music I do play a lot of instruments. My mother started me into Piano at a very young ...MoreThe creation of music is very important to me. Though I have never composed an art peace such as a sheet of music I do play a lot of instruments. My mother started me into Piano at a very young age but I never liked it and then I quit when we moved out of the city. Once out I learned how to play a Clarinet and became the top of my class in that same year. Next year I learned the Tenor Saxophone and it is truely my fav., and now I'm staying with the sax. I am yet again at the top of my class.

9 weeks ago from Musicians

Simon Thompson New post up at http://indieaid.blogspot.com/

11 weeks ago from Musicians

Bryon Ownby: Great info Simon, love your insights!
11 weeks ago

Simon Thompson: There's more to come.
11 weeks ago

Simon Thompson I'll be talking about the ins and outs of promoting music at:http://indieaid.blogspot.com/

11 weeks ago from Musicians

Simon Thompson Hello all my name is Simon Thompson and I've just started a blog that provides ideas and advice to indie music artists.
MoreHello all my name is Simon Thompson and I've just started a blog that provides ideas and advice to indie music artists.
http://indieaid.blogspot.com/

12 weeks ago from Musicians

Bryon Ownby I've recorded a few holiday favs at http://tinyurl.com/yk24e2h. Has anyone else done any home studio ...MoreI've recorded a few holiday favs at http://tinyurl.com/yk24e2h. Has anyone else done any home studio recordings?

15 weeks ago from Musicians

Elizabeth Clawson Are most folks in this group professional musicians, or musicians on the side? I'm the latter & interested to hear how others balance it.

28 weeks ago from Musicians

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Cathy Shefski: I make my living teaching piano, try to squeeze in the occasional performance but more and more I'm drawn to the marketing and social networking ...MoreI make my living teaching piano, try to squeeze in the occasional performance but more and more I'm drawn to the marketing and social networking side of classical music and finding ways to inspire kids' interest in classical music.
16 weeks ago

Andrew Staltari: I do it on the side.
16 weeks ago

Greg Rollett Hey Brazen Musicians - wanted to say hello see how I can help you all out. Feel free to reach out.

21 weeks ago from Musicians

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Nico del Castillo: Hah! That's exactly the kind of article I'm looking for! Brilliant!
16 weeks ago

Ruth Mantle: Hey Greg, Thanks for the offer! Quite a random one - if you know any Jazz musicians in Thailand, let me know :-) Ruth
16 weeks ago

Ruth Mantle For budding Jazz musicians, I am using this Jazz Theory book to improve my improvisation MoreFor budding Jazz musicians, I am using this Jazz Theory book to improve my improvisation http://www.amazon.com/Jazz-Theory-Book-Mark-Levine/dp/1883217040/ref=sr_.... Its really easy to use and has great examples! Enjoy. Ruth

16 weeks ago from Musicians

Kerri Thorburn Hey all~ I'm a vocalist in the kinda-Toronto area, sadly singing is an on the side activity though as I'm a business major. I've dabbled on the guitar, and I have a violin I've been dying to get ...MoreHey all~ I'm a vocalist in the kinda-Toronto area, sadly singing is an on the side activity though as I'm a business major. I've dabbled on the guitar, and I have a violin I've been dying to get lessons for, but primarily, I sing. Soprano~
I'm a total amateur, but I did perform at Disney World in Florida a few years ago with a band/choir/glee club of a few hundreds. That's definitely a highlight that singing has given me.

Well, there's my big rabble ramble, just wanted to say hello~

16 weeks ago from Musicians

Karen Au Hi everyone! I'm from the Toronto area. I'm looking for private piano & vocal lessons that won't put a hole through my wallet. Suggestions?

28 weeks ago from Musicians

Milena Thomas: Hey - I actually give voice lessons via Skype! I live in Michigan, but I have a student in Calgary. Email me if you are interested. : )
27 weeks ago

Nico del Castillo: @Milena: Voice lessons via Skype? That is awesome! Way to make technology work for you!
26 weeks ago

Eduardo J. Ruiz I'm a musician on the side. I mainly sing, although I also play saxophone and a bit of percussion. I've tried a lot of things in the past.

28 weeks ago from Musicians