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A student signs up for lessons. They initially are fired up, they fizz out, and quit. How many times have you heard this story?

(Recording is) the equivalent to a height chart for your musical growth.

The moral of the story is this, if you enjoy music, play it, listen to it, whatever. No matter how well you do, no matter how advanced you are, the sheer activity that it produces in the brain will make you smarter, improve your self confidence, and increase your memory among other great things.

You could be the best musician around, but what separates you from the rest?

What we are most concerned about at Freeway is offering a positive learning environment for our students.

Make sure you hold and feel a guitar before you buy it!

...A study of 7,500 university students revealed that music majors scored the highest reading\r\nscores among all majors including English, biology, chemistry and math...

A lot of music students come in with the question of "How do I write a song?" So, I analyzed my own songwriting, and came up with three basic approaches to sparking the songwriting process.

If you're in need of some stocking ideas this Holiday season, here are some fun little gadgets that your guitar player might enjoy.

Space is an often overlooked principle of music. The power of silence and patience is a virtue that all musicians need.