Many people wish that they could play a musical instrument, but assume that they have left it too late. Of course, if you are lucky enough to have learned as a child then you shouldn’t have any trouble picking it up again, but if you have never played a note in your life then you may just think that it’s not for you. This is completely wrong – anybody can learn any instrument they like at whatever time of life they like and probably the most accessible instrument is a piano. Here are some of the many reasons why you CAN learn the piano, no matter what your age!

Are you in a band? If so you’ll know how crucial videos are to your success. If you get a quality video together that captures the imagination, you’ll find your friends want to share it across social media – meaning it could even go viral! A professional video is great for people that have just discovered you for the first time – it will show that you are serious and you mean business. It’ll help push all those rubbish video clips that people have uploaded with their smartphones down the list too – they might mean well but poor sound and visual quality videos can do a band more harm than good. A video needs to show you and your music in the best possible light. Here are some things to think about. A Theme Don’t just opt for a static video of you and your band mates playing your songs. Make it interesting! Recruit someone who understands camera angles to film it for you. Choose a theme and make a storyboard – everybody loves a story! Keep it simple though – you don’t want it to be so confusing that people miss the point entirely. Go for a colour scheme too – think about what the band will be wearing.

Listening to Xenia Sky is an experience. There is a raw edge, reminding me of some of the music that I love to listen to, from the 1930s and 1940s, when music was raw. Then, with “Adam and the Fire” in mind, a rock edge emerges and that toe tapping turns into a desire to move, and yet, at the same time, to contemplate the lyrics that Xernia Sky has creatively woven within the tapestry of her music.
Come, meet Xenia Sky.
When did you first decide that you wanted to be a musician?
I started singing and writing songs when I was 14. I never made the conscious decision to be a singer/songwriter, it just evolved out of one day picking up my father’s stratocaster and putting words to a very sad melody. I can say that every time I tour or write it is a way of saying to myself “I’m going to keep doing this.” I cant imagine doing anything else.

Music teaching is one of the most interesting professions. You get good pay along with the opportunity of making your hobby music as your profession. If you are also planning to become a professional music teacher, consider the following points.

First, you need to be double assured of your musical ability. Remember that you are considering taking up music professionally. Thus, it is important that you are capable of talking up this challenge. There is no point of becoming a music teacher when you are still learning about music. The best way to evaluate your talent is to ask your friends and family members. They will tell you your strong points and flaws (if any).
Consider your qualification in music. Look at the various music certificates and awards you have won. Looking at these things will show you your true ability. Based on your music knowledge and years of experience, you can determine other thing – type of music lessons.