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Can You Be a Great Musician Without Reading Music?
Few topics in music education spark as much debate as music theory and reading notation. On one side are musicians who favour a creative, listening-based approach, learning through experimentation, improvisation and developing their ear. On the other are those who believe that understanding music theory and reading written notation provides the strongest foundation for musical growth and performance. So, is one approach actually better than the other? The truth is that both m
Alistair Smith
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Michael Jackson: From Jackson 5 Prodigy to the King of Pop
Few artists have left a mark on popular music as profound as Michael Jackson. Known around the world as the "King of Pop," Jackson's career spanned more than four decades, transforming him from a child star into one of the most influential entertainers in history. His journey through music is a story of extraordinary talent, relentless ambition, and artistic innovation. The Early Years and the Jackson 5 Michael Joseph Jackson was born on August 29, 1958, in Gary, Indiana, the
Alistair Smith
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Student Stories: Nene
Music has a way of sticking with people. For many students, it becomes one of the few things that consistently brings joy and a sense of purpose while growing up. For one sixteen year old drummer, that journey has been shaped by persistence, great teaching, and rediscovering the fun in playing. Meet Nene, an extremely promising student here at TMH who is working hard and growing fast in his understanding of the world of drums. His passion is undeniable and he feels music with
Alistair Smith
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