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  • Now downloading your favorite movie is just 3 steps away  By : Robert D. Thomson
    You may ask me how? Well, this is called the power of the Internet. With the technology booming like never before, one can now access his favorite movie in fantastic DVD quality in just 3 simple steps.
  • Mosquito Ringtone, The Silent Ringtone  By : .JohnSmith.
    A ringtone that cannot be heard by people around the user of the mobile phone? Very hard to believe. But that is what exactly happens with mosquito ringtone. The power of the guardians has considerably been undermined with the empowerment of the young people by using mosquito ringtones on their mobile phones.
  • Sheet Music / Printed Music  By : Gary Tallon
    Modern sheet music notation (also known as ‘Printed Music’) now comes in many different formats including the recent invention of digital sheet music (available free to download illegally as well as legally for a fee), often downloadable and printable in the PDF Portable Digital Format
  • What Is The Biggest Singing Mistake?  By : Chris Chew
    I have judged many singing competitions and is also a regular patron of live music clubs and have observed singers making the same mistakes again and again Some of those mistakes were so blatantly obvious and can be easily avoided or corrected such as singing out of tune
  • The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper Album Steals The Show  By : Robert Benson
    As we continue our discussion with Gary Freiberg (wwwRockArtPictureShow
  • Discovering Great Contemporary Instrumental Music  By : Chuck Brown
    “Music tastes change” That has to be one of the safest statements ever made
  • Using Native American Rattles As Indian Musical Instruments  By : Craig Chambers
    If you love Native American Rattles, you will definitely benefit from adding them to your drumming circles and powwows Rattles are intriguing Native American icons representing Indigenous people and their unique customs
  • Piano Lessons  By : Ty Walker
    Introduction

    Piano lessons are for both the beginning piano student and the student who wants to review their skills The piano and piano lessons are fun easy and a great way to enjoy making your own music
  • Make Your Piano Playing Sound More Professional By Learning To Think Like A Singer  By : David Doolin
    Sounds like a strange title for an article on how to play the piano doesn’t it However, singers employ some tricks that we piano players can learn from
  • Create Your Recipe For Piano Playing Success By Combining These 12 Ingredients  By : Ed Mascari
    Are you frustrated because you are making such slow progress in learning to play the piano Do you feel inept, incompetent, uncoordinated or untalented because it takes so long to master your favorite song
  • Classifying Music And Musicians: What Genre Is That?  By : Brad Moon
    Bands come and go, but the classification and re-classification of their music is an exercise that never grows old There are no hard and fast rules, no universally accepted methodology or definitions to fall back on
  • Different Selections For Musical Instruments  By : James Brown
    Depending on the type of music people like, various musical instrument selections will work out fine if the person has any musical talents at all There are keyboarding instruments that will produce music by memory if the musician has no proper training on piano keyboards and is unable to read a sheet of music correctly to produce the sound of music they like
  • Hymns vs Choruses - Finding The Right Balance In Church Worship Music  By : Jeff McRitchie
    For three years while I was a worship pastor almost every week someone from the congregation would bring up the issue of Hymn's vs Choruses
  • Musical Instruments And Accessories  By : James Brown
    The large selection of musical instruments and accessories found in a local music store will overwhelm a person who has no musical background The musical instruments on display will be organized in categories and some will bear funny names that are foreign to those that have not grown up around them
  • Do I Need A Singing Teacher  By : Chris Chew
    Do you encounter problems hitting high notes confidently when you are singing instead of straining your voice Do you experience uncomfortable soreness in your throat the next morning after a singing session
  • Creative Outlets Through Musical Instruments  By : James Brown
    Many rock stars got their start with the purchase of a used musical instrument found through ads in the newspapers available within the locality or the bulletin board at school The public school system is one of the creative outlets for children to use but the musical instrument itself would be the actual outlet for the creativity of the person playing it
  • Amplifiers vs. Preamplifers: What's The Difference?  By : Ben Anton
    There are many lesser-known components available that are vital to creating a high-end home theater environment Some of these components include sound equipment like a home theater amplifier or a surround sound preamplifier
  • 12 Ways Pianists Can Get Better Results With Less Effort  By : Ed Mascari
    Steve, a high school student, runs track, plays the sax in the band, takes 3 honors classes, works 10 hours a week and still continues to improve his piano playing How does he do it
  • Music: Who Wants To Live Without It?  By : David Schofield
    Music has always played a major part of my life, as from the earliest age I can remember classical music constantly playing in our home Dad had a lot of 78s and an electric player which required frequent needle changes
  • History of Free Improvisation  By : Andrew Schwartz
    Free improvisation is improvised music that does not have any rules, it only depends on inclinations and tastes of a performer. Sometimes a significant attempt to avoid possible indications to some existing musical types is needed to produce truly free music. Free improvisation may be defined as a separate genre ...
  • Recital Preparation Steps  By : A. Hachtman
    So you are nervous about your upcoming recital. Recitals are a great opportunity to perform and show what you have been practicing as well as to demonstrate how you are progressing in your skill. Here are a few steps that you can take to make your recital run as smooth as possible and for you to be as comfortable as possible for the big day.
  • JOHN LENNON - The Man and His Times  By : Kathy Unruh
    John Lennon wasn't always my favorite Beatle; at first it was Paul. But gradually, over a period of time, it was John Lennon who won my heart. I think the transition began sometime during the latter part of the 1960s. Back then, it seemed to my young mind, that the world was falling apart. Revolution and anarchy were on the doorstep.
  • Music With Staying Power  By : Kathy Unruh
    Have you ever wondered why some music just seems to have staying power? Like the energizer bunny, it just keeps on going and going. Take the recent Grammy Awards for example. The Rolling Stones...
  • Your Musical Gift  By : Kathy Unruh
    Some people are born with a musical gift. I had a friend like this once. No matter what instrument you gave him, he could play it. At least that's what it seemed like to me. His gift eventually took him to new heights where he was invited to...
  • What Is A Note?  By : Chris Elmore
    Short article on guitar theory. Specifically targeted to learning about 'what is a note'.
  • How To Market Your Music Online  By : Kevin Sinclair
    As a musician you know that marketing your work is extremely important if you want people to purchase your work. One particularly good way of marketing your music is through the Internet, though many musicians are left confused as to where they should start.
  • Benefits Of Music Therapy  By : Kevin Sinclair
    Music therapy uses music to promote positive changes in the wellbeing of an individual. These positive changes may be manifested in changes in physical development, social and interpersonal development, emotional or spiritual wellbeing or cognitive abilities.
  • You Can Learn To Play By Ear  By : Kevin Sinclair
    Did you know that there are many people who can naturally play by ear? Often they sing by ear as well. It is something that comes natural to them and they truly follow their ear when playing an instrument or singing vocals.
  • Why Do We Like The Music We Do  By : Kevin Sinclair
    What is music? Every sound which exists is comprised of sound waves. The thing which differentiates music from other sound waves, is the way in which the sound waves vibrate and decrease from loud to soft.
  • Making the Most of Your Music Practice Time  By : Kevin Sinclair
    # Many individuals enjoy learning how to play musical instruments. However, playing an instrument is not an easy endeavor. In fact, it takes a lot of practice to ensure that one can successfully play an instrument. If you play a musical instrument, and you want to develop a real talent in that instrument, you must practice consistently.
  • How To Take Care Of Musical Instruments  By : James Brown
    When children are assigned a musical instrument to play while taking classes in the school band, they are introduced to the equipment in a hands-on method that some are not very happy with The student will be tasked with carrying the musical instrument with them for several days at a time, and during that time, the musical instrument could be subjected to numerous bumps along the way
  • Discover How History Of Music Will Make Your Music More Luminous  By : Paul Zirka
    When I first started studying the history of music, I did not know what I was getting into I had a notion that music history was somewhat of a trivial pursuit
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