How To Jump Start A Career In Music With Your Own Mentor
Have you always wanted to start a career in music, but feel like you do not know exactly what to do in order to succeed as a professional musician?
Tom Hess
Posts by Tom Hess:
How To Build Your Band For Success In The Music Industry
Finding the right musicians for your band is essential for it being a success. Tom Hess outlines seven rules to help you make the best band possible.
How To Make A Lot Of Money In The Music Business
To make money in the music business, you have to think about music as a business. Tom Hess provides you with insights on how to start making your musical monetary goals come true.
Improve Your Guitar Teaching
Sometimes the desire to fix every problem a student may have all at once may cause even more problems. Tom Hess describes how to break down a bad habit so that both teacher and student can tackle it in easy, manageable steps.
Teaching Chords To Beginning Guitar Students
In his latest article, Tom explores some of the problems that beginners tend to have making and changing guitar chords. Whether you’re a guitar teacher or just someone starting out on the guitar, you’ll find some very valuable tips here on how to go about practicing chord changes.
How To Improve Your Guitar Technique – Part 2
In the second article in this series, Tom examines the sloppines of extraneous string noise and demonstrates some excellent muting techniques that can benefit advanced players as well as beginners, giving them more control over their playing.
Need Help Starting A Successful Career In Music?
Tom details four very important steps that anyone seriously thinking about starting a career in the music business as a performing artist truly needs to think about and develop. If you take Tom’s advice to heart, you’ll giving yourself a big step forward.
How To Improve Your Guitar Technique – Part 1
Sloppy technique leads to sloppy playing and you can especially notice sloppy playing on the electric guitar! Tom Hess looks at the three basic problem areas and addresses two of them in depth in this first of two articles.
Teaching Mistakes You Should Avoid
Teaching beginners is tricky at best and can be, for some guitar teachers, downright frustrating. Guitar teaching guru Tom Hess outlines five basic mistakes that many guitar teachers make when teaching beginner students and details way to avoid them in the first place.
Get More From Your Guitar Practice – Eight Steps To Develop A Highly Efficient Practice Schedule
It’s easy to know that you want a practice schedule. And it’s easier to abandon it fairly early in the game for all sorts of reasons, most of which are merely matters of perception. Tom Hess demonstrates that a highly efficient practice routine doesn’t have to be boring and can actually generate creativity. Having fun practicing usually leads to more practice and more practice leads to getting better faster.
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