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Concerts Student Life

To Succeed As A Musician You Just Need To Be Confident, And Relentlessly Correct

January 16, 2017 Throwcase competition, confidence, musician, pianist, practice, singer, success

John Man, concert critic and pedagogy pinion, has some simple advice for young musicians hoping to make it in the

I Will Never Be A Famous Soprano Because I Am A Dog

January 9, 2017 Throwcase classical, dog, Music, Opera, singer, Soprano, voice

Woof woof! There I go again, practising my scales. No matter how often I am told to go outside and play

As A Tenor, I Love Listening To Great Singers Who Aren’t Also Tenors My Age

January 2, 2017January 2, 2017 Throwcase audition, gig, max tenor, Music, role, singer, tenor

Hi. I’m Max Tenor. I am ready to slay the world with my great singing. Is there anything better than the beautiful

I’m Such A Fan Of Martha Argerich I Only Speak In Vague, Coquettish Aphorisms

December 26, 2016 Throwcase Argerich, brilliant, Genius, Interview, pianist, Piano

Do you hear that? That’s the sound of Martha Argerich, one of the world’s best pianists, giving an interview. It

Accompanists Singers Top Ten

Singer Indicates Tempo Accurately

December 12, 2016March 5, 2021 Throwcase accompanist, aria, audition, rehearsal, singer, speed, tempo

Sally McNally, expert soprano and part-time syllogist, sent shockwaves throughout the universe yesterday when she indicated to her pianist how fast

I Owe Everything To My Talent, And The Thousands Of Music Lessons My Parents Could Afford

December 5, 2016February 12, 2017 Throwcase good, lessons, Money, Music, musician, scholarship, skill, support, talent

Many people ask me: ‘why are you a success?’ I am always ready to give an answer. It is because

Guest Author Student Life

‘Crotchet’ Sounds Like ‘Crotch’ Because It Has The Word ‘Crotch’ In It

November 17, 2016 Throwcase crotchet, Music, notation, quarter note, quaver, score, semiquaver

Special guest post by Optimist Prime Kaye Mart, expert opinion-holder and full-time American, was known to have “giggled” in a

Beyond The Score

We Have Been Hamstrung By Values For Too Long

November 14, 2016 Throwcase dark humour, donald trump, Free speech, Politics, Satire, values

What happens when a society becomes so fixated on what is good and what isn’t good that it starts to

Musicians Student Life

Are You A Successful Freelancer Or Just The Horse From Animal Farm?

November 7, 2016 Throwcase animal farm, boxer, career, freelancer, george orwell

In this modern day and age, it is easy to get confused and perhaps a little worried about all the

Musicians Student Life Top Ten

Man Needs To Practise, But Actually His Career Is A Pointless Extravagance Society Doesn’t Want

November 2, 2016December 29, 2016 Throwcase career, life, Money, Music, musician, practice, society

John Man, young musician and earnest believer in hope, courage, and beauty, says that he really has to do some