INSIDE MUSICIANS INSTITUTE | VLOG | AS A GRADUATE!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มี.ค. 2022
- VLOGGING INSIDE MUSICIANS INSTITUTE 5 YEARS AFTER GRADUATING.
SHOWING YOU AROUND WHAT IT'S LIKE AND SHARING MY EXPERIENCE ON CAMPUS.
I'm lucky enough to be an alumni and part of the success stories of this music university. Check it out and tell me what you think! Let's go INSIDE MUSICIANS INSTITUTE!
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Increíble video!
Genial! Excelente vídeo! Thank you! 🙏🏽
I loved the video. I went to GIT in 1988, then went back in 2015 for the luthier program. I love the changes the school has gone through. I had such a great time there.
Very nice!! I’ve always thought about attending this school ten years ago when I watched the guitar program clips. It definitely has changed in the last ten years because of Covid
Que cool amiga 😍
Compared to the place I studied in the UK (British Institute of Modern Music) MI is HUGE!! We had 4 campuses in the same town but still not as big as that!. Guthrie taught there for a few years before I attended but he'd come back every year for a few classes, and I'd always be sat front and center.
Other than size all the classes/facilities are the same, only we didn't have a guitar library... that's so cool!!.
I've always wondered what MI is like as I nearly went there myself. I'm looking at my Masters aswell so it's added some further curiosity. Awesome video 📹 👏 👌 👍
Jime, I enjoyed this. In 1980 I attended the inaugural G.I.T. Summer Session. It was to prepare aspiring students for the upcoming 1-years studio musician course. I was already studying engineering, so for me and my buddy, this was kind of a crazy thing to do over the summer. I only played in garage bands and cover bands ever since, plus went to DreamCatcher guitar camps where we met one another while you were still at MI.
Back when I attended, the "campus" consisted of a few dozen rooms in the second floor of an old brick building near Hollywood & Vine (I think). It was cramped and simple, it'd only been around 3 years. I actually got to take seminars with old timers like Howard Roberts, Tommy Tedesco, Joe Diorio, Don Mock etc. Classes were taught by GIT students/grads, some of whom are still around as staff I think. For housing four of us teamed up on a crappy apartment in Van Nuys, we slept on the floor for the summer because we were all so poor, lol! Even though I never went pro it was the best thing I did for myself as a musician, I learned modes and lots of things which I use to this day. I still have all my old class notes and handouts! This was pre-personal computer, pre-Internet, pre Compact Disc, pre cellphone.So your vlog was especially fun to watch for me. Thanks for sharing!
Wow! I knew you had studied in LA, but had no idea in my mind about how your school could have been. What an interesting place.
Hmm..., interesting? What a GREAT place!
I guess my Tocayito played it quite right by making it possible for you to attend such a great school and, yes, you made the most out of it. My deepest respect for you both. Congratulations!
Play on!
great vlog Jimena. Miss you!
Thank dude! Miss you too!
Awesome
Journey well walked.,.. 💞
Awesome 💞💞👌👌👌👌👌
Very interesting
Hey im kevin i have qustion
-how do i get in to the school
-do you need to read music
-hiw do you sign up form 11 grade
Plz i wanna to get in to the school so bad
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I just wana join it
Hi I know you recorded this long time ago , But I would like to know if this College is still worth it to go to In 2023 ?
I really would like to attend. But I dont know if the investment is a 100 % worth it and if is a good place to launch my music carrier ?
Let me know ...
Hello! All I can say is I graduated 2017 so of course some things must have changed especially after covid. I would say from my experience, I really liked it. All the staff and teachers there are immensely talented and you’ll get to learn and have different points of view. You can try it out and if you don’t feel like a good vibe, then you’re h can find options. That’s the good thing! You never know who you can learn from or who you can meet
MI is the best! 💯 best decision of my life!
I would love to know the current reviews of this institute since I am planning to apply for it
Did you ever apply? @@poorvaambavane8920
Hi if it's possible, can you please tell me the cost of tuition for the electronic music program.
How many years is the program in MI?
Hello, I don’t know this info. Feel free to check out their website!
Hoy en día la música latina; idioma español rompe fronteras en el mundo de la música mas que el idioma ingles
did u take a degree or dilpoma?
Degree
es cara esa escuela como en cuanto está la mensualidad
La verdad no se cuanto cobren ahora. Ya tiene tiempo que yo asistí. Yo tramité beca
@@JimenaFosado hola 👋 muy buen video!! Es caro todo lo que esta en USA para música, pero bueno por la beca donde aplicaste? En tu país o las ofrece MI? Como funciona?? Gracias 👍🎶
My experience with Musicians Institute was pretty much the exact opposite of most reviews from students/alumni. I struggled heavily when it came to my studies, and found that most teachers and students wanted nothing to do with you if you weren't already at a certain level on your instrument. The people there really know how to make someone feel stupid when someone is inexperienced or trying to learn something new. I felt very discouraged being there, and found it to be a very cliquish and cold environment. Impossible to make friends or any type of connections. I'm currently stuck in non-music related day job and have struggled to get gigs due to the lack of help and guidance I needed. It seems like administrators only want to hear positive stories about graduates who succeed after MI, and have no concern with those who are struggling. Forget about any type of career assistance or job placement; anyone who receives assistance is someone who can make the school look good and attract new students.
I can’t imagine what you felt after the shit they put you through….now I know why not to attend here. Everything looks great though, but you proved that looks can be deceiving