“Deep practice integrates all that you are – your body, mind, and spirit.”
–The Musician’s Way, p. 20
The Fall 2026 issue of The Musician’s Way Newsletter is newly published and being extensively read and shared.
Curated by Gerald Klickstein, it comprises dozens of articles for all musicians and music lovers.
Below, I summarize what you’ll find in the Fall 2026 issue.
Better Music Practice
The Musician’s Way book has received worldwide acclaim for its comprehensive approach to music practice. This issue of The Musician’s Way Newsletter builds on that content with multiple articles that help musicians practice joyfully and productively.
You’ll also find links to resources to discover repertoire by under-represented and under-performed composers.
Music News
From articles about newly published research to insights into rapid changes in the music industry, the Fall 2026 issue brings together wide-ranging articles about current events in the music world.
A related article provide access to streams from one of Europe’s top performance venues, which have newly become available free of charge. Other pieces look at the state of affairs in music higher education.
Musician Health
Although student musicians endure all sorts of health problems, music schools cultures haven’t evolved to apply current knowledge of health promotion in the music field. A just-published framework aims to change that.
You can find links to that framework as well as other musician health resources in this new issue.
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