I had a very busy day with late start (since I had nothing in my 9:00 am slot). After breakfast, I went on over to NSAI to print some lyrics for a 1-on-1 with Brent Baxter. While there, I met John Braheny who was preparing to teach a session on songwriting for the film industry.
Next up at 11:00 was a class with Rick Beresf0rd on Powerful Melody and Chords, after which I hustled back to NSAI for my 1:00 1-on-1 with Brent Braxter. This was a very enjoyable opportunity with a talented young writer and he had some great advice for some of my current projects.
Sandwiched between the 1-on-1 and my 3:30 class was a vocal coaching session with Shelby over at Brett Manning Studios. Again, a very productive time helping me get my head around things to work on for improving my singing.
The last class at 3:30 was with Susan Anders, which again focused on singing. Her classtime dealt largely with techniques common to country music vocals and it was great to help me start to get some help in this area.
Back at the hotel, I went down again for a Songwriter Night at the Commodore and heard some very outstanding singer/songwriters. Lance Carpenter shared one round and the most entertaining time of the evening was a round with Harley Lameraux and friends. All very enjoyable.
Next up at 11:00 was a class with Rick Beresf0rd on Powerful Melody and Chords, after which I hustled back to NSAI for my 1:00 1-on-1 with Brent Braxter. This was a very enjoyable opportunity with a talented young writer and he had some great advice for some of my current projects.
Sandwiched between the 1-on-1 and my 3:30 class was a vocal coaching session with Shelby over at Brett Manning Studios. Again, a very productive time helping me get my head around things to work on for improving my singing.
The last class at 3:30 was with Susan Anders, which again focused on singing. Her classtime dealt largely with techniques common to country music vocals and it was great to help me start to get some help in this area.
Back at the hotel, I went down again for a Songwriter Night at the Commodore and heard some very outstanding singer/songwriters. Lance Carpenter shared one round and the most entertaining time of the evening was a round with Harley Lameraux and friends. All very enjoyable.
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