Simple and Progress Profile for Week 3

by Dennis Mellon | Jan 20, 2016 | Audio PROfiles, Dennis Mellon

  Here's the week 3 profile progression for the month of January 2016 Below I'll post recordings of me teaching this profile in my various classes.  Check back because I'll be adding more recordings throughout the week: Right Click to download a recording of me...

The Power of 3 – Three Song Harmonically Mixed Music Sets – Hotel California, Seven Bridges Road, Take It Easy

by Dennis Mellon | Jan 19, 2016 | Dennis Mellon, Harmonic Mixing, Music

  This week's Power of 3 mix it a tribute to one of the greatest rock bands of all time, the Eagles.  Glen Frey, one of the band's founding members, passed away today.  So many of the musician who sang the soundtrack of my youth are leaving us but their music...

A Playlist to Tribute the Era of David Bowie

by Dennis Mellon | Jan 16, 2016 | Dennis Mellon, Music

With the passing of David Bowie earlier in the week I decided to take a walk back down Memory Lane.  I put together a harmonically mixed playlist of songs from years past and the era of my youth.  The feedback I've received from my class participants has been...

Favorite Track(s) of The Week

by Christine Hawthorne | Jan 15, 2016 | Music

Those of you that have been following my blog and playlists for a while know that I enjoy all different kinds of music. I might include pop, classic rock, house and classical music all in one playlist during any given class. There is definitely a divide between music...

Dennis’ 60 Minute Harmonically Mixed Music Sets – “Play it and Forget it” Some of the Best Songs Of All Time

by Dennis Mellon | Jan 12, 2016 | Dennis Mellon, Harmonic Mixing, Music

The loss of David Bowie made me look back at my playlist and listen again to some of the greatest music ever created. I hope you like it. Premium Members, follow the link below to download this new mix. [wlm_private...

When Cyclists Want To Lose Weight

by Joan Kent | Jan 12, 2016 | Engage Your Students, Health and Wellness

Looking back, I suppose it”™s understandable that it took me 3 appointments to figure out what was going on with my client. First and perhaps foremost, this client, whom we”™ll call John, was a cyclist. John came in for his appointment in rather odd clothes, but...