Question

Anybody here do music reviews? I've been trying to start my own reviewing blog and wanted to get some tips.

Answer 1

this could be helpful.
1. Who Should Write a Review?
Writing an informative and captivating music review can be a challenging
task. It is helpful if the reviewer is a musician and understands music theory,
musical styles, and the type of music to be reviewed. It is essential for the
reviewer to be aware of the target audience for which the music review is intended.
My reviews are targeted to music teachers who have in in-depth understanding and
appreciation of music.
2. What Does the Reader Want to Know?
The reader of my column is educated, has an in-depth understanding of
music, including music theory, conducting,, and music pedagogy, and a level of
musical understanding in all genres of music.
Typical readers want to know about the product. They are looking for new
ideas for presenting music in concerts and on the football field. They want music
that will add diversity to their concert programming.
Readers want to know certain things about each piece of music; specifically
the level of difficulty, and any unusual demands placed on the different
instruments and the appropriateness of the music for performance.
3. What About the Style of Writing?
It is best to avoid using terms such as: "you" "your" and "I" in the review. It
is assumed that whatever is written is the expressed opinion of the reviewer and if
not, than that statement should be quotations.
It is also helpful if the reviewer avoids the use of clichés, and generic, nonspecific
terms such as "interesting," and accumulates a list of colorful adjectives
that can be used to describe the music. The words "appealing" "fascinating" and
"exciting" are more suitable that is the word, "interesting."

Answer 2

My Source:
How to Write a Music Review
"Five Tips for a Successful Music Review"
by Vince Corozine (ASCAP)

Answer 3

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