Musicianship
It’s All About Rhythm Interactive Concert Experience with Kevin Nathaniel
Kevin Nathaniel is an incredible artist with many years of teaching experience. He specializes in bringing people together through music using voice, dance, and...
How to Overcome Obstacles To Progressing With Your Musical Instrument
I recently had the opportunity to meet with a number of didgeridoo players around the world who are seeking to improve their playing, learn...
Improve Your Musical Rhythm with Metronome Exercises (no instrument needed)
One of the greatest challenges for musicians at all levels is mastering rhythm. Most struggle with timing and it takes steady discipline to master...
7 Habits That Can Make You A Better Drummer
In most bands, the drummer is the member of the group that others depend upon to establish and drive the rhythm. Some of the...
How to Play With Other Musicians
Most people who play music are interested in collaborating with others, either starting a band or just jamming for fun. Yet for some it...
6 Ways To Learn Music When You Think You Don’t Know What to Practice...
If you are trying to learn music then it's more than likely that you've gotten to a place with your practice, at least at...
10 Lifestyle Habits of Successful Musicians
It is said you can tell a musician by the way he or she walks. To successful musicians, music is a lifestyle. These 10...
Learn African Rhythms with It’s All About Rhythm’s Kevin Nathaniel
In this rhythm tutorial we show you everything you need to level up your rhythm by learning syncopated rhythms known as claves. What is...
5 Essential Musical Listening Skills You Need to Develop to Play With Others
Most musicians will, at one time or another, wish to play with others. This might mean hanging around and playing a few tunes in...
6 Clapping Exercises to Improve Your Rhythm with Kevin Nathaniel
https://youtu.be/YtD3oOzkFp8
Clapping, stepping and dancing through rhythms is one of the best ways to internalize them and develop your musical sense of timing. In this...
