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Category Archives: Songs
Backstage learning: preparation and practice
It’s a crisp morning in London, bright skies with a chill in the air. I’m sat in Covent Garden, one of my favourite spots, with a coffee and banana, looking out over the cream stone of the covered market, over … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Collaboration, Community, Competition, Effectiveness, Introspection, Learning, Performance, Practice, Rapport, Songs
Tagged Backstage, Covent Garden, London, Opera, Practice, Practice Makes Perfect, Rehearsal
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Learning with music
The following article is a collaboration between Julian and Sarah Ackroyd. Sarah is a director of the Centre for Mentoring and Coaching, as well as being a talented musician. Sarah and Julian are both passionate about music. It engages us … Continue reading
Posted in Aesthetics, Coaching, Collaboration, Communication, Creative, Difference, Environment, Familiarity, Formal Spaces, Informal Spaces, Learning, Music, Performance, Songs
Tagged Musical, Musician
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Words about Learning: vinyl
There’s a faint hiss from the speakers the moment i turn them on. As the stylus meets the vinyl, there is a distinct click, then a hiss with regular ‘tick‘… ‘tick‘ sounds from a scratch. When the music comes in, … Continue reading
Posted in Experience, Familiarity, Learning, Music, Sensation, Songs, Words About Learning
Tagged digital recordings, Hiss, Music, Record, Record Player, Scratch, undulation, Vinyl
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Where did all the willpower go? Playing with words and hearing when things just seem right.
Some things just sounds right. We probably notice this most often with songs: something just sticks in your head. Song’s don’t have to be clever, long or sophisticated to be great, they just need to make you tap your feet … Continue reading
Posted in Craft, Creative, Language, Music, Songs, Storytelling
Tagged Atmosphere, long way to tipperary, Music, Painting, Recording, Songs
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What’s the name of that song? Using music in training: the pitfalls and benefits.
Music is part of our lives. We hear it on the radio, play CDs (or digital downloads, or even, if you’re old enough, vinyl), hear it in shops, in elevators, as a background on the television and, best of all, … Continue reading