Our operatic founder and vocal guru, Elizabeth Zharoff, has multiple degrees in music and voice from the Curtis Institute of Music, Oberlin Conservatory, and Berklee College of Music. She's also a voice science nerd. Mrs. Zharoff has performed in 18 languages, throughout major venues in Europe, Asia, and North America. She has a uniquely modern career.
Amy Schaffer, LRSM, FRSM, RYC, is a classical harpist, pianist, and music teacher, Director of Piano Studies and Assistant Director of Harp Studies for The Harp School, Inc., holds multiple degrees in harp and piano performance and teaching, and is active as a solo and collaborative performer. With nearly two decades of teaching experience, she teaches privately, presents masterclasses
Join Isaac Brown — an "outside-the-box" Gen-Z music producer and composer — as he dives into the music that shaped what we hear today. From the anthems of classic rock to the catchiness of pop, and from the origins of metal to the roo
^ It always amazes me when a supposed professional music producer has never listened to gigantic influences like Fleetwood Mac or The Beatles! Yeah, he's young, but c'mon!
Pat Finnerty is the Anti-Beato. He's funny and it's best to start watching his channel from the beginning to watch him progress, or degress. Don't take him too seriously.
Trash Theory does mini-docs on how artists made their mark on music.
Song Exploder gets musicians to break down how the creates one of their iconic songs. It's on Netflix now so YouTube content is scarce, but theirs an audio podcast that's free.
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^ It always amazes me when a supposed professional music producer has never listened to gigantic influences like Fleetwood Mac or The Beatles! Yeah, he's young, but c’mon!
I was stunned to hear young programmers at CJSW had never heard of Prince. Then again, I’m 35 years older than them.
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Dr. Helvering has degrees from the University of Kansas, Westminster Choir College and the University of Nebraska-Omaha. He served as Adjunct
^ It always amazes me when a supposed professional music producer has never listened to gigantic influences like Fleetwood Mac or The Beatles! Yeah, he's young, but c'mon!
Pat Finnerty is the Anti-Beato. He's funny and it's best to start watching his channel from the beginning to watch him progress, or degress. Don't take him too seriously.
Trash Theory does mini-docs on how artists made their mark on music.
Song Exploder gets musicians to break down how the creates one of their iconic songs. It's on Netflix now so YouTube content is scarce, but theirs an audio podcast that's free.
Pat Finnerty kills me.
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Gosh I love the Drumeo series where drummers come in and play songs they've never heard before. Fascinating look into the creative process, and often quite damn funny. My all time favorite of these:
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Dr. Helvering has degrees from the University of Kansas, Westminster Choir College and the University of Nebraska-Omaha. He served as Adjunct
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