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Your Music Mentor

Your Music Mentor

By: Phil Circle
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 This is a series of mini episodes filled with tips and tidbits about the art and business of music with award-winning music coach Phil Circle. Each episode is between one and ten minutes long. You'll hear about guitar, voice, songwriting, dealing with stage fright, managing a life in music, and so much more. Every episode is Phil casually talking to you about essential elements of being a musical artist. Enjoy, and in the spirit of what the arts are all about; please share.Phil Circle
Episodes
  • Eat Right, Stay Fit, and Play Guitar

    Eat Right, Stay Fit, and Play Guitar
    Oct 23 2024

    Phil shares the health benefits of music, as listed on the National Institute of Health website and other places, while giving personal real life examples of these benefits.


    Now you have the best reasons ever to play music.
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    20 mins
  • What's Up With Adult Music Education?

    What's Up With Adult Music Education?
    Aug 29 2024

    Phil Circle spends this first full length episode setting up the differences between how most adults are taught music, and the right way.

    Phil's explains elements of his award-winning method and how he came to develop it. That is, how he stumbled into it be perceiving the failings of existing approaches to teaching adults. Then he shares why his approach works.

    Students, teachers, pros, and producers! Check this out.
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    15 mins
  • What's Happening? It's Phil.

    What's Happening? It's Phil.
    May 9 2024

    In 30 seconds, Phil Circle shares why he's here, what qualifies him to believe he can help, and what you can do to create future episodes with him.
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    Less than 1 minute
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