Transferring from a face-to-face teaching method to remote music teaching due to COVID-19 can be a hard task for music teachers. Different issues might come up on a regular basis that can slow down the entire process. One of the most important issues is finding a good way to properly interact with the student, whether...
Since the global pandemic reshaped our lives, going back to the way things used to be has been a difficult and slow transition. Some activities, especially group one, still have not been reinstated. For example, making music in times of COVID has been wrought with obstacles due to the pandemic.
The past few decades have seen a steady decline in guitar’s popularity as an instrument. Most younger generations don’t listen to music that is guitar-based, and sales of the instrument have gone down consistently throughout the late 2000s into the 2010s. However, the COVID-19 pandemic seems to have turned this downward trajectory around. Due to...
In times of anxiety and stress, musicians still find ways to share their innovations and good humor. This article looks at five ways musicians keep on inspiring the world, even with the limitations imposed by the virus. From heartwarming sing-together songs from apartment balconies..