One-chord songs are the last minute musicians’ best friend. Whether you’re dealing with an emergency substitute guitar player or a young piano player called to the stage, you’ll want to have a couple of one chord songs in your back pocket to keep your side of the stage time agreement. Read More »
Active artists have the opportunity to use their creativity to develop an established song for their own purposes. Considering many hits are composed, arranged and recorded in a short period of time, the artist that has listened to a song for months or years (or decades) has a much broader opportunity to re-imagine its presentation, starting with the free areas. Read More »
Performance Awards for electric guitar, bass, and rock guitar continue to be available from Registry of Guitar Tutors / London College of Music. Read More »
Wear masks during setup. We instinctively go directly to the next piece of equipment and during setup we can inadvertently cross paths and get within six feet / two meters of another band member. You can remove the masks once everyone is at their stations and ready to rock. Read More »
Violinist and activist Solomon Northup was booked at Township Hall in Streetsville in 1857. He was the subject of the 2013 film, “12 Years A Slave.” Read More »
