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Zoom is a great videoconferencing app, and most music teachers and students are now familiar with it, making it a great low-barrier option. Zoom...
Read More »pause A pause, in musical terms, is a symbol above a note or rest signifying for it to be longer than its written value. Advertisement. Jun 10, 2016
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Simply hold down the FN key and hit the number of the function key you want. Mar 8, 2021
Read More »Scientists say there are far more, but disagree on the exact number. Most of those familiar with the matter say there are between 14 and 20,...
Read More »When a student begins piano lessons, The Entertainer by Scott Joplin is a popular piece many students want to learn how to play. Rhythmically, it's...
Read More »If you're like most pianists, you can play in a few keys like C, F and G very well. You're good in D, A and Bb too, but you have to think about the...
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