Technique is the great equalizer. No one naturally plays Minor 6ths at 154 beats per minute. No one maintains their scales and arpeggios after checking off the box and never touching them again. Technique ebbs and flows; musicians constantly work towards it, just like a basketball player drills the free throw line or a marksman goes to the range. There are countless books that help develop these skills.

Josh gives his perspective on what to consider when deciding to pursue a music education degree

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A warm-up gives you focus, a sense of control and helps you improve as a player. In this article, I address five ideas to keep in mind when incorporating a warm-up into your practice routine.

Stop waisting your money burning through reeds. Josh walks you through his 4 step process of breaking in reeds to get the most out of your money.