Interviews, discussions about music, tips and tricks, band chats, and more. Brought to you by Richards Guitar Studio and Richards Rock Academy in Aston, PA.
Music Lessons and Rock Academy Podcast
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Interviews, discussions about music, tips and tricks, band chats, and more. Brought to you by Richards Guitar Studio and Richards Rock Academy in Aston, PA.
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11/3/2014
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Recent Episodes
January 6, 2020
RRA Episode 2: Year in Review / 2020 Ahead!
Richards Rock Academy Episode 2 Review of shows, tragedy, and highlights. 2020 looks promising and exciting! Student of the month
November 24, 2019
Richards Rock Academy - Episode 1
In our 8th episode, we start our newest season under our new name - Richards Rock Academy! Studio updates: Rebrand, website, 2019-20 shows, opening for Candlebox at the 2300 Arena Project-based learning New Voice teacher Chickie Pagano Monthly Newsletter Student of the Month Open Mic Night Teacher Zone challenge video Richards Rock Academy Jr.
January 24, 2019
Richards Rock Academy Band - Hemispheres
Episode 7 of the Richards Guitar Studio Podcast (Note - Hemispheres found a bass player! Soon after recording this podcast coincidentally) 0:00 – Introduction and band members’ history in Richards Rock Academy 3:29 – Building a set list that appeals to audiences and to band members 5:27 – Band parents and history of influences, the joy of childhood piano lessons, getting to play with Kenn Kweder, learning an appreciation of alternative rock through playing xylophone at school, gaining an appreciate of Rush through RRA alumnus Emilio Biggs, and reconciling folk guitar lessons as a kid with your father is Disturbed and Godsmack, and finding the dual guitars of Night Ranger 14:02 – Discovering music in earnest from your older cousin – particularly the Killers, takeaways from your early music lessons, the importance of reading music and learning to play different instruments growing up when it comes to playing in a rock band 22:20 – Taking on Rush songs, informing your guitar playing from listening to Neil Peart, and how the drums are the train track, how you may “get lost on the Rush train,” what it’s like losing the “bass wizard,” and a passing mention of Colin’s ancestors coming from the same hometown of Sabbath and Priest 29:12 – Keeping the band going amongst graduation forcing lineup changes, and looking to the future of RRA members stepping up and coming in, being in a band forcing you to play, the virtue of the “triple ax attack,” and the challenge of asking 13-year-olds to learn prog rock tunes to join the band 34:52 – Future of the band, and R.I.P. to 103.9 WDRE, Philadelphia’s Cutting Edge of Modern Rock
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