Get the 850-page best-seller “Musicality” in this special offer today! ⭐️ Brought to you by Musical U, rated: 👍 4.4 out of 5 stars on TrustPilot 👍 4.6 out of 5 stars on Facebook Reviews 👍 4.8 out of 5 stars on Google Reviews Amazon Reviews: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ My first theory book that isn't boring! 👤 "This is my first music theory book that’s actually fun and engaging. The author does a great job of breaking down complex ideas into relatable concepts, making it easy to understand." — Morgan O. (Amaz

Peter Stark, Director shares exercises to help dancers feel the sense of opposition between their standing side and supporting side, plus another to deepen musicality in their tendus. 🎶🩰 #BalletTips #PeterStark #RockSchoolForDance #BalletTraining #Musicality #DanceEducation | The Rock School for Dance

Get the 850-page best-seller “Musicality” in this special offer today! → https://musicalitybook.com/mb-fb The Musicality book was written by Christopher Sutton, founder and Director of Musical U: the home of musicality training online. All the proven methods and techniques inside are based on 15 years of experience helping 36,762 adult musicians to achieve musicality breakthroughs. Like David from the U.K. who went from thinking all his life he was “tone deaf”… … to playing multiple instruments

Micro and Macro Musicality Tips⬇️🎶 . Most songs, because humans love patterns, repeat much of the same rhythms and melodies. The quicker you can pick up on the musical patterns, the faster you’ll be able to make musical choices. Think of it the same way you studied basic poetry rhyming schemes back in primary school—songs are essentially poems set to rhythms. A B A B | A A B B | etc. Each phrase will generally have some sort of repeating melody, a predictable rise or fall of pitch, an emphasis

Level 4 Warm-Up 💥 Musicality Series 🎶 How do you like to dance to the horns in salsa music? Horns are often elongated 🎺 so you can match this with smooth, elongated movement! We like to turn, add graceful arms, or add body movement (all the rolls-shoulder, body, booty 😜-are good here!). Here we are turning to the horns! Want more musicality tips? Join us online! This pattern was the Level 4E, Day 2 Warm-Up! All of our classes are highly organized & modular. Access them anytime with our affor

7.3K views · 674 reactions | Today, in this episode of “Tips Nobody Asks For”藍 we always recommend starting with the simple things to begin exploring musicality. Expressing what your body hears always works best. | Hugo Patyn & Celina Rotundo | Facebook