1. Never start out in music from what you're not good at. There is something you know, something you're good at and known for. There's something you have mastered- let that be your launching pad while you learn the rest along the way. Your relevance is tied to what you know and can do, not what you're trying to learn. People will only pay you for what you know not what you're trying to learn.
2. Doing music is more than singing. Its true everyone wants to sing. The ecstatic feeling of holding the mic and having the spotlight on you is indeed intoxicating. But there are many areas in music w...
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9 Wise Tips for Church Choir Singers and Instrumentalists
Hello!
I'm Tommy Tush. I wrote this below from my wealth of experience as a Choir Director for a while now and also because I know 85% of Music Teams in Nigeria are filled with people who don't do music full-time because they work a 8-5 or do business. And also many can sing and play but have refused to join a choir because they are now "busy". Yet they were active singers and instrumentalists in school. If I'm describing you, read the following 9 grenade points.
1. If you find it difficult to be effective in the choir while you're single, if getting trained, building capacity, rehearsi...
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