
Why a Guitarist Should Learn How To Sight Read
Why reading notation opens doors for guitarists who learned by ear, and how to start.
Posts filed under “Music Tuition” on the earlier blog at this address, and the current Learn & Play guides of the magazine.

Why reading notation opens doors for guitarists who learned by ear, and how to start.

Ear training for singers: pitch, intervals and why hearing the music first makes better vocalists.

Two boards, the same Grade 8 and the same UCAS points, but very different exam days. Here is how to pick the right one.

From sore fingertips to barre chords, a realistic guide to the milestones every adult beginner passes on the way to playing songs.

A keyboard, a relaxed voice and a few minutes are all it takes to map your range and choose songs that suit you.

One is rare and hard to acquire, the other can be trained by anyone. Why relative pitch deserves most of a musician's ear-training time.

From Every Good Boy to crotchets and key signatures, the building blocks of written music explained in plain British terms.