“When you step on stage, your awareness of your material will anchor your control and set your creativity free.”
–The Musician’s Way, p. 37
The Spring 2025 issue of The Musician’s Way Newsletter is now available
With dozens of articles curated by Gerald Klickstein, it covers topics tailored to performers, composers, educators and music lovers.
Below is a summary of what you’ll find in the Spring 2025 issue.
Music News
From breaking news about immersive concerts, music copyrights, protected species laws, and more, this new issue compiles must-know information.
You’ll also find heart-warming stories about historical figures and a legendary instrument manufacturer. Added to that is an announcement about the newly published Chinese translation of The Musician’s Way.
Career Development
If you’re seeking professional music opportunities or funds for creative projects, this new edition of The Musician’s Way Newsletter brings together valuable resources to find jobs and grants.
Paired with those resources are newly released statistics about classical music trends in 2024.
Expert Practice Skills
Like every Musician’s Way Newsletter, the Spring 2025 issue tackles the vital subject of music practice.
Among the featured articles is one revealing hidden practice habits of expert musicians.
Other content explores ways to bring meaning and creativity to everything we practice, from scales to masterpieces.
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