I think that building relationships actually makes way more sense but is also easier to do. When you think about it that way it makes it a human interaction as opposed to some kind of self-promotion... I like that. It makes the whole thing more approachable. :)
[ADDENDUM] POST-REMARK- i intended to write 1-2 sentences, Sry its so long! Ya wont hurt my feelings if you dont read it. :) I expect nothing from ya, i simply appreciate Berklee is putting videos up, and putting you in them. ANYWAY, back to original message :) As an utterly and complete virgin in music, im an underachieving poet determined to learn... So far Ive been through 20-30 hours of (studying and absorbing material from internet and i just wanna say- Neil Diercks is NOT just another one of them. Hes still kinda young (im 42 so i can say that) but the fact i can see the diamond inside him as a creative spirit, is exciting. Keep it up Neil, ur making more of an impact than you think you are. Never wait for your time to come, and never move to fast... You made me realize that (the time is now, for yesterday is passed, and tomorrow never comes.) i dont know if u ever literally taught that, but you communicated it by your genuine spirit. I think being a part of berklee is great for you. Instead of thinking only about yourself and how you can monetarily benefit from your gifts and talents, you will benifit 10-100 times more. Anyway, im to lazy lazy for spell check. Thanks again Bro, keep fighting the good fight of faith. Before you know it, all your grinding will reveal a pile of ashes easily forgotten... And with one destined breath, at the appointed time, the diamond in your core (of which i sense clearly without doubt) will shine, and illuminate your perspectives ever more leading you on the right path. {and those semi-savant unemphatic super-tuber-music theory-teachers who have sold them selves to commercialism will only have a pile of ashes to muddle through to make their decisions.) You will have the diamond that lightens the darkness around you. I havent wrote a comment on any video in years, let alone one this long. But I couldnt not say something.
I disagree @3:18 sharing what you are doing with music is important. It takes a lot of work and creative focus put something together. I like hearing about the process i.e. studio, at home recording, instruments etc.
I think that building relationships actually makes way more sense but is also easier to do. When you think about it that way it makes it a human interaction as opposed to some kind of self-promotion... I like that. It makes the whole thing more approachable. :)
Years of experience boiled down into 7 minutes. So many gems.
Us musicians need to stick together 💪
Yes. Relationship building is key. Love your take on this!
Yes! Thank you!
[ADDENDUM] POST-REMARK- i intended to write 1-2 sentences, Sry its so long! Ya wont hurt my feelings if you dont read it. :) I expect nothing from ya, i simply appreciate Berklee is putting videos up, and putting you in them. ANYWAY, back to original message :)
As an utterly and complete virgin in music, im an underachieving poet determined to learn... So far Ive been through 20-30 hours of (studying and absorbing material from internet and i just wanna say- Neil Diercks is NOT just another one of them. Hes still kinda young (im 42 so i can say that) but the fact i can see the diamond inside him as a creative spirit, is exciting. Keep it up Neil, ur making more of an impact than you think you are. Never wait for your time to come, and never move to fast... You made me realize that (the time is now, for yesterday is passed, and tomorrow never comes.) i dont know if u ever literally taught that, but you communicated it by your genuine spirit. I think being a part of berklee is great for you. Instead of thinking only about yourself and how you can monetarily benefit from your gifts and talents, you will benifit 10-100 times more. Anyway, im to lazy lazy for spell check. Thanks again Bro, keep fighting the good fight of faith. Before you know it, all your grinding will reveal a pile of ashes easily forgotten... And with one destined breath, at the appointed time, the diamond in your core (of which i sense clearly without doubt) will shine, and illuminate your perspectives ever more leading you on the right path. {and those semi-savant unemphatic super-tuber-music theory-teachers who have sold them selves to commercialism will only have a pile of ashes to muddle through to make their decisions.) You will have the diamond that lightens the darkness around you. I havent wrote a comment on any video in years, let alone one this long. But I couldnt not say something.
Some solid advice , all these Berkelee videos are solid gold
I'm a jazz school drop out. They told me jazz is when you just play what you feel but if that is true, then why does jazz always sound like jazz?
John Aiello because jazz and soul is raw emotion
Because that’s what they are trying to sell you but Miles Davis himself was always evolving his sound
7 minutes of gold!
In the words of Murda Beatsa "the music industry is 80% business and 20% skill"
Wow that's quite the quote!
Karabo Mahlong in the words of Fort Minor this is 10% luck, 20% skill, 15% concentrated power and will, 5% pleasure, and 50% game
@@skyward_rebel 50% pain*
@@skyward_rebel luck does nt exist. cause n effect do.
Neil I Have An Eel!! 😂 Great Talk Man! 😎
Great advice!!!
Yay Neil :)
Thanks for this !! Do you offer mentoring sessions -?
Neil Diercks is an instructor for three of our songwriting courses. You can learn more here: berkonl.in/2TZBuFa
It's true even I get board talking about music projects. I wanna get to know the person behind the music.
So much sense spoken here
Thank you
Very valuable!
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We had to watch this for school 😀🤚
Thank you for sharing. As we become more experienced, it is important to inspire others.
Regards,
Songwriter,
John Pucilla
Thanks Neil
Anyone know which T Bone Burnett event Neil is referring to where he states "art is created in communities"?
Good advice
Wow!
Danko🤲🏽
I disagree @3:18 sharing what you are doing with music is important. It takes a lot of work and creative focus put something together. I like hearing about the process i.e. studio, at home recording, instruments etc.