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Anything You Need to Know about Beginner Guitar Lessons

Posted on October 20, 2009 by Dwayne Shannon

Newbie guitar lessons customarily have basic music scales and the way to position for certain chords; it's important to have quantity of music concept so you can always fall back to it, this perhaps even if you become an expert musician. If you're attempting to find beginners guitar lessons online it needs a bit more precaution than having personal teaching at a local guitar center or home visit. Online guitar lesson is an increasingly popular way to pick up the instrument, and to ...

Will the Recession Hit Hard on Online Music Sales

Posted on October 20, 2009 by Ian Rose

How will the current economic climate impact online music sales? Will the current recession be a good for the music industry or will it have a negative impact on sales. Online music sales have steadily increased in the last couple of years what will the impact be.

The Buzz About Recreational Piano

Posted on October 24, 2009 by CoreyMPrice

There's a new piano method called "Recreational Piano." The piano industry is finding a common misconception about learning to play the piano. Most people have believed that you don't really know how to play the piano if you don't know how to read music.

Best Guide for Piano Beginners

Posted on October 9, 2009 by Isidro Holder

Classes that involve piano for beginners would include an introduction to reading and understanding the keys, chords and how to read musical notes. The piano is unlike any other instrument and sounds wonderful as stand alone music or as part of a group. The intense sound of a piano is one that captivates audiences with power or soothes them with serenity. Budding musicians always find it exciting to explore the sector of piano for noobs. Whether or not this is their first venture p...

There Are Three Main Types of Metronomes

Posted on October 9, 2009 by Drake Wildman

Metronomes are tools that are designed to keep you in time when you are playing an instrument; they can be categorized in to three main groups. Electronic Metronomes: These metronomes are modern and upgraded versions and they use a quartz crystal that is very similar to that used in wristwatches.

Piano Learning - 10 Steps To Piano Learning

Posted on October 9, 2009 by PianoPlayingTips

Music is considered to be a sublime art form, which enthralls the listener. The gift of playing on a musical instrument is something that only a few people possess. Learning to play on a piano can be a wonderful experience. Piano learning is a step by step process and through different steps, one learns to play piano.

How Can I afford to Purchase Concert Tickets in This Economy?

Posted on October 9, 2009 by Gareth Newfawn

There are ways of still enjoying ourselves in these tight economic times. With a little self discipline from you and your family, you will find ways of achieving those little luxuries that we all came to enjoy. The ability to purchase concert tickets no longer needs to be an extravagance that was only possible back in the days of a healthy financial market, and we’ll show you just how.

Downloading Free Music From Internet

Posted on October 9, 2009 by P. Smolinski

Most youngsters prefer the free downloading of music from the internet, rather than going outside and taking the effort of buying the album.

Cheap Concert Tickets: The Only Way to Go During a Depression

Posted on October 7, 2009 by Gareth Newfawn

There are some benefits to the global economy taking a turn for the worse. Cheap concert tickets are one of these benefits as promoters are looking to fill empty seats in concert arenas all around the country. There’s more to life than money misery when you can brighten your life up watching your favorite bands, sporting events or even some theatre for some of the best prices in years.

Dancing With The Stars - Dancing Every Night!

Posted on October 12, 2009 by Suzanne McMahon

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Buying a guitar

Posted on October 23, 2007 by Jason Petrina

A guitar is a classical piece of instrument, just like the instrument. But when you are buying a guitar, there many to choose from that make your decision a little bit more difficult. There is such a large selection of guitars ranging from banjos to electric guitars. Take your time if you are considering buying a guitar, do not think you must buy it n your first visit, it best to check out different music stores to compare prices and brands.

Home Recording Guitar Using A Compressor

Posted on January 17, 2008 by Ian Marples

A compressor is a device that reduces (compresses) the dynamic range in a sound sources softest point to its loudest point to smooth the output, and can bring your audio material up to spec with professional recordings. An instrument that goes from very quiet and very loud over the course of a song can be difficult to record and mix. Either the quiet parts get lost or the loud sections overload the recording.

Getting Your Double Bass Chops Together - Drumming Techniques Discussed

Posted on November 8, 2007 by Eric Starr

While practicing double bass drumming many young drummers often ask: - How can I raise the speed, and learn double bass drumming fast, so we turned to a professional drummer with over 30 years of international stage experience Ken Sanders, to discuss ways to master foot techniques needed for raising the speed of double bass drumming.

Crunk Dancing - The Art of Letting Loose

Posted on November 17, 2008 by Samatha Moron

Crunk dancing is a new phrase that has recently popped up in the scene, and some people are scratching their heads wondering what it is all about. The word "crunk" is simply a combination of two words: "crazy" and "drunk". To crunk dance simply means to dance like you are crazy drunk; in other words, to really let loose when you dance and cast aside your inhibitions as best you can. There aren't any real steps associated with crunk dancing, so it can be a bit hard to define. It can't be specific...

The Best College Marching Bands 2007

Posted on April 1, 2006 by Michael Shull

College football writer and educated fan of marching bands Michael Shull takes a look at the top college marching bands in the nation ranking the top 10 and providing 5 honorable mentions.

Celtic Music -- The Tin Whistle

Posted on December 28, 2008 by Joey Robichaux

What do you need to know about the Tin Whistle -- also called a penny whistle. Does the cost matter? Is it hard to learn to play?

American Protest Music

Posted on February 3, 2009 by Tom Feinberg

The 50s and 60s were a time of a nation torn by conflicts: the war in Vietnam and a racial war raging sometimes in the streets. The musical expression of this era allowed an individual voice to speak out, often on issues that challenged the status quo. For people of all colors committed to racial justice, the 60s were a time of hope. They said you could hear it in the music: in the freedom songs that dominated marches throughout the south. The songs brought strength and courage, gathered support

Reggae Dance Leads To Controversial Ragga

Posted on May 25, 2009 by Aura Mirchandani

Reggae actually raga is more than a dance it’s a culture that has evolved and changed over the years. Of all the Reggae styles the Ragga has been one of the most controversial styles. Originally it was not played on the radio because it was considered to have lyrics that were overtly sexual. It therefore began and remained in the dance hall for quite some time. But Ragga took hold and gained popularity and with the ragga dance came an entire new fashion style. The guys could be found weari

Paul McCartney 2009 Concert Review

Posted on August 5, 2009 by Beatles Geek Pete

I'm still recuperating from the Paul McCartney historic concert at the NY Mets new Citi Field Stadium. Here's a few memorable moments... For those who don't know, the Beatles were the 1st band to perform in a massive sports stadium. It was in the summertime of 1965 at the New York Mets Shea Stadium. Of course nowadays huge shows in sports complexes are commonplace. But, back in those days the pioneering Fab Four actually sang thru the stadium's PA announcement system (Now ...

Markings For A Repeatable Set-up - Drum Setups Discussed

Posted on November 18, 2007 by Eric Starr

Whether you use a large kit, small kit, or somewhere in between, one thing is certain: you want a set-up that is comfortable so you could concentrate on performance. There are ways to assure the exact same positioning of the drums every single time.