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- Creatively managing creative time by The ShySinger-Songwriter on Nov 18, 2009
I was privileged to teach a class at a recent music conference. The class was called, "You Can Give the Industry What It Wants and Still Be Creative". It was taught by a team of 4 people: Suz Doyle talked about finding inspiration when you are blo...
- Finding your path as an artist by The ShySinger-Songwriter on Sep 24, 2009
Someone was asking on a songwriting board I belong to, about how they could make money with their music... which way should they go - write for artists, record a CD to sell, score films...I replied... why not do some reading. I suggest Jason Blume's...
- Striving for imperfection by The ShySinger-Songwriter on Aug 23, 2009
Eh? What’s that you say? I should strive to be other than perfect? What’s the point of that?Well… you see, we’re caught in this terrible bind. We do need to learn something about what we are doing. As artists, we know we have to have cra...
- Dave Carroll Launches Second United Breaks Guitar Video by Digital Citizen on Aug 19, 2009
Dave Carroll launches video two of three in the United Breaks Guitars series!
- Playfully practising by The ShySinger-Songwriter on Aug 16, 2009
I’ll be talking to a student and whatever we’re talking about is so interesting I think I should write a blog about it. But then the moment passes and a few days later I sit down to write a blog without the inspiration of that person in front of...
- facing the dragon by The ShySinger-Songwriter on May 2, 2009
In my work with ‘shy singers’ it seems to me that we often come to a place where the barrier between the person and the voice is ‘visible’. We start talking about it. It’s like, this medieval-thick wall, three or four feet deep, that stan...
- tearing down walls by The ShySinger-Songwriter on May 2, 2009
In my work with ‘shy singers’ it seems to me that we often come to a place where the barrier between the person and the voice is ‘visible’. We start talking about it. It’s like, this medieval-thick wall, three or four feet deep, that stan...
