/EINPresswire.com/ After defusing some common excuses to avoid practicing, TakeLessons poses the question to music students everywhere: How does one ensure effective practicing?
Rihanna’s much-anticipated Talk That Talk album was released today, right on the heels of her winning the Favorite Soul/R&B album award at Sunday night’s American Music Awards. Like the other top dogs at the awards show, Rihanna has secured her place in the industry with her strong vocal talent. She, too, had to practice her art to earn that place.
TakeLessons (http://takelessons.com), the nation’s fastest growing private music lessons provider, recently took the opportunity to pose a few essential questions to music students everywhere, including: How does one ensure effective practicing, especially for students who are low on time? Their corresponding blog post discussed the difference between mindless practicing and deliberate practicing, and offered some helpful tips.
By sharing the practice tips with blog readers, TakeLessons aims to continue engaging current students and help them reach their musical goals. Readers are invited to share their own tips and advice by commenting on the TakeLessons blog, where fans can check out the common excuses for not practicing, and comments are also welcomed on Facebook (http://facebook.com/takelessons).
In addition to providing music students with daily blog articles, TakeLessons offers an Extended Black Friday sale this week, in which new students receive 30% off all lesson packages. The sale runs through this Sunday, November 27th, and is available by calling 877-231-8505. Since its launch in 2006, TakeLessons has helped students pursue their passion for music by offering over 35 types of private music lessons that are taught by some of the nation’s most talented local music instructors.
About TakeLessons
Headquartered in San Diego, CA, TakeLessons is America’s full-service music and voice lessons provider. With private lessons taught by TakeLessons Certified™ instructors in cities nationwide, students of all ages can start living their dreams through music. Founded in 2006 to help people discover their creativity and pursue their passions, TakeLessons also offers turnkey music programs for schools and community centers.
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