BETH SASS: MIND YOUR OWN MUSIC BUSINESS with host and producer Jesse Goldberg

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Thank you Nashville’s NECAT Network ‘s host and producer Jesse Goldberg for a fun and insightful conversation about music life in Brookline High School Class of 1975 (Nancy Partridge) early pop music as 80’s Berklee Alumni, touring throughout New England (Blind Murray/Scott Lilliott) Writing and recording with greats (Walter Lindsay Egan Richard Adler Bruce Dees Jerry Kimbrough) and of course teaching @World Music Nashville. On my way to Boston for the last show of 2018 Beth Sass: Nearly New Years at Dedham Square Coffeehouse with dear friends Scott Lilliott Bass and Kathy Burkly Percussion. December 29! See you there!

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Beth Sass Music News Update June 2017

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BETH SASS MUSIC FEATURED ALONG WITH TOP ARTISTS ON POIGNANT BLOG, PART #2

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Continuing the trend , Beth Sass Music is thrilled to announce that   “Hands On The Wheel”  , a song about parents being there for us when we’re most afraid; that it then becomes our turn to  be there for those same parents as they age and even pass on….. is included along side #Sia and #JoshGroban  and more in   “34 Songs about Overcoming Obstacles, Adversity, Hard Times, Challenges and Not Giving Up”.  We love these curated blogs, as well the owners who spend the so-precious time.  Thanks to curator Nalini Marquez,  this song will soon reach 1700 views on YouTube. 🙂

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Why I Love James Altchuler’s Way Of Wording Things

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Didya See #BillyJoel and #JimmyFallen Use #Looper????

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This is why I love being a musician these days!
Live Performance/Techno Fun/Arranging/Harmony/Pure Joy!!!!
This marries together media and creativity and ageless love of music!

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Lifespans: Age 4, Age 81, and a Song: Teaching Thought 1/20/2014

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On thursday mornings, I teach voice/piano to a 4 year old and an 84 year yr old .

-4 year old is in the moment and takes learning casually…-81 year old feels passionately that he has to fit in as much learning into every day as he can.

-4 year old can’t be interested in any home practice time at all. Learns it all on the spot and retains it. The 81 year old practices carefully and dutifully  in order to meet his own standards.

Thinking about lifespans makes me think about my father, who passed away at 74. Here’s a song about how it affected me.


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Crucial Blogs For Creatives

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Creatives, especially females, are in the fight of their lives. Overcoming self-doubt, among other destructive tendencies, must become a way of life. The creative, musical, and emotional workout each day is to establish healthy patterns where older, weaker overly self-critical habits usually dominate. Reaching out for motivation and inspiration is facilitated by well-versed bloggers placing usable tools within our reach.

-James Altucher on the courage to be an independent thinker: http://www.jamesaltucher.com

-Brian Thompson’s Inspiring Quote of the Day plus web picks for productive DIY marketing http://thornybleeder.com/diy_daily.html

-Daniel Linder on establishing real inter-personal boundaries in order to spend energy wisely.  http://relationshipvision.com/blog/