Piano scales and key signatures are two of the most foundational aspects of music theory. They are so important that nearly every music student starts off learning scales – and it is usually always the C Major scale. This is one of the easiest as it avoids all black keys on the piano.

When you learn how to play the piano, the idea of maintaining a healthy rhythm may seem far-fetched. After all, you are busy learning where the keys are, where to place your fingers, how to read the notes, and how to keep both hands doing two different things at the very same time.

The nerves and jitters mixed with excitement and – hopefully – confidence are how nearly everyone walks into their first musical theater audition. It can be scary walking onto that stage, seeing only shadows in the audience. All eyes are on you – what will you sing? Check out the best musical theatre songs here!

If you are new to guitar, then you may be overwhelmed with all there is to learn about your new instrument such as reading guitar TABs. However, between learning music theory and chords and just getting comfortable playing the guitar, beginners find themselves anxious to play a familiar tune.

Sight-reading sheet music is always a challenge. The anticipation is building as you hold the piece of music in your hand for the first time. Then, you glance over the page, turning to the next. What do you see? What catches your eye?

Whether you are in the process of writing a new song or you are trying to find the best arrangement of a song that you already enjoy, there are a few things you need to take into consideration. Making music means getting to choose the best musical key for a song. It is one of…

Imagine life without color. You would wake up each morning, walk into your blue bathroom, brush your teeth with your blue toothbrush, and put on your best blue outfit. Then, you would walk out of your blue house through the bluegrass and hop in your blue car.