Monthly Archives: September 2014

• What Guitar Magazine Should I be Reading? by admin September 29,2014 in Music Industry Comments: 0 In the modern world there are plenty of ways for guitarists to get their fix of the latest news.  Social media is cool for finding out what’s happening in the guitar world, while there are plenty of websites around to pick up guitar tablature from. Still, some of us prefer buying a magazine, despite them […] Details
• Why Does Sax Work in Modern Music? by admin September 25,2014 in Music Industry Comments: 0 Speaking to some of the younger generation of today, if you mention saxophone to them they’ll instantly associate it with being “old fashioned.”  While the saxophone certainly has a rich and storied history, it is wrong to suggest that it belongs in the past. In fact, all you have to do is look at some […] Details
• What to Look for When Buying a Used Saxophone by admin September 22,2014 in Saxophone Tips Comments: 0 When you decide to buy a musical instrument, you have the choice between a new and a used instrument.  For some, this is a no-brainer; they want to buy a new instrument so it is “theirs” and allows them to get to know the instrument and strike up a partnership with it. At the same […] Details
• How to Buy Your First Guitar by admin September 18,2014 in Guitar Tips Comments: 0 Buying your first guitar is a special event and a landmark occasion in your life, whether you’ve unlocked your passion for music from a young age or you’ve discovered a love for guitar as you get a little older. There’s no question that many of us fantasise over what guitar we’re going to buy, but […] Details
• Who are the World’s Most Famous Harp Guitarists? by admin September 15,2014 in Music Industry Comments: 0 The harp guitar is one of the strangest looking but best sounding instruments in the world.  While the harp guitar has existed in various guises for centuries, the accepted definition of what a harp guitar is today comprises of what looks like a standard acoustic guitar with one end of a harp added to the […] Details