
We are musicians, composers, engineers, teachers and students alike. The path of a musician can be challenging and uncertain but it can also be enriching and great fun! This is the path we chose and we are here as your resource. Explore theory, history, ear training, technique, special topics and overall musicianship.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 156 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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It's time to discuss playing a live show for money (a.k.a. "gigging")! We hope most musicians will experience this at some point. In this episode, we will focus on practice strategies, essential gear, load in/load out, performance and maybe some etiq... more
What is polytonality? Can a piece of music be in more than one key at a time? Where do atonality and polytonality differ? What does this music even sound like? If you have any of these questions in mind, join us!
This, our 9th listener compositions episode, is all about our talented listeners and their ever growing writing skills. We are calling this "The Reunion" because we have a majority of returning composers! Let's hear what they've been up to! This epis... more
It is again time to reminisce on some of the topics we've covered in past episodes. This, part 5 of our recaps, will cover episodes 101-130. These episodes cover a lot of ear training and extended advanced theory topics as well as some cool history a... more
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I studied piano when I was younger and recently resumed after nearly 40 years. I quickly discovered how much theory I did not know. Music student 101 is equal parts entertaining and informative. I cannot recommend it enough.
It’s taken me a while to really listen to these seriously, but I’ve now gone back to the beginning and am making notes on all of them. They are honestly just the most fascinating, interestingly-delivered, friendly, knowledgeable lectures you could ever hope to listen to. Jeremy and Matt have a brilliant relationship and make music theory palatable and fun even for non-college students. I cannot thank you enough for the massive effort you have been through with all of these. They are knowledgeabl... more
I listen to random episodes to start with but then started to listen from the beginning. It is really a good podcast, with no commercials, so give them some money, if you also like it! I will.
I absolutely love your pod, specially the history episodes and the basic music theory ones. Have gone back and listened to the very first episodes up to now. Highly recommend! Cheers and thank you both from São Paulo!
Good! But a little too many ”you know”. Getting hard to listen to after a while.
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Content spans a blend of music theory education and historical insights, appealing to music students and enthusiasts alike. Episodes cover topics such as polytonality, the Baroque period, various compositional techniques, and listener-submitted compositions, all presented through engaging discussions between the hosts. The podcast stands out for its friendly, conversational approach that encourages and motivates listeners of all skill levels, from those returning to music after years to complete novices eager to learn the fundamentals of music theory.
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Music Student 101 launched 10 years ago and published 156 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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