Gigging Solo
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Practice, Practice
Embattled of the Bands
Look The Part
Playing through pain
Additional Skills to Pay the Bills
The Case for Live Looping
Navigating Gear Failure
Solo Can be Lonely
Fishing for Gigs
How to say no
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por Christine DeMeo
In this Episode Christine & Rick chat on the art of practice.
"In this Episode, Christine and Rick talk about the experiences of being in bands - and since they mostly play solo - what they don't particularly miss about it when they're playing alone."
In this Episode Christine and Rick discuss the importance of looking the part for your gigs! Join us on this topic!
In this episode, Christine and Rick talk about the realities of pain and injury the pursuit of a career playing music. With an emphasis on prevention, the duo talk about things you can do to make your music career as long, productive, and hopefully pain free as you can.
In this episode, Christine and Rick talk about non-musical skills that have an outsized impact in the pursuit of performing for audiences for a living. Trying to get a music performance career off the ground? You’d be surprised at the skills that helped get us there.
In this episode, Christine and Rick talk about one of the biggest challenges to being a gigging musician, and in particular a solo performer - it can be lonely out there! Here’s how they try to cope with that.
In this episode, Christine and Rick share some of their worst gear-related horror stories and how they right the ship when some part of their kit decides to test them in front of a live audience.
In this episode, Christine and Rick talk about one of the biggest challenges to being a gigging musician, and in particular a solo performer - it can be lonely out there! Here’s how they try to cope with that.
In this episode, Christine and Rick talk about their strategies to get to a “yes” to get in the door at a new venue. It’s an imperfect science, but what has the Gigging Solo crew learned about it?
In this episode, Christine and Rick talk about one of the hardest words to say as a gigging musician: “No.” When is it right to refuse a gig? Listen and find ou