Food of Giants: becoming great or better as a musician/singer,

What do the musical greats feed on; how do they become amazing? We admire them – they may be the very reason we’re trying to learn music. How did they get great? What is the ‘food’ they’re eating, what’s feeding, creating that awesomeness? Is it genetic, natural, automatic – and so, unattainable for the normal person? Or is it something we can also learn to do?

Last week in the Q&A I talked about “My Teacher Sucks”. Watch Episode 63 to find out to see who I was talking about. And the adlibbing video last week was a blues in Bb with me on bass.

These livestreams are for all instruments and voice (guitar, piano, bass, voice, sax, flute, oboe, mandolin, ukulele, brass, strings, everybody); beginners, intermediates, and advanced players are welcome, and you can just come watch if you’d like. No comments required!! I also try to be funny. Ha. Ha. Ha.

AND I’ll do my best to answer all your personalized questions about anything musical, instrumental, vocal, rockal, jazzic, classicalo, countriment, R&BBish.

Thursday I’ll also put out an adlibbing video for you to play and/or sing with – also on Mark Teaches Music.

Come tonight and invite all sentient bi-pedals.

MARK TEACHES MUSIC: https://www.youtube.com/@markteachesmusic

Tonight at 7:45 - Food of Giants: how to become great - To Play and Sing and your Questions