Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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In many cases, students in group lessons will observe each other's progress and mistakes, learning together and providing encouragement along the way. Additionally, students who learn to play comfortably in front of their peers will have an easier time managing their nerves during a recital or performance.
How Much Time Do Pianists Practice Every Day? On average, a concert pianist practices at the piano about 3 to 4 hours a day. Before concert...
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minor key Most of the time, when all else is held constant, music in a major key is judged as happy while minor key music is heard as sad. Feb 14,...
Read More »Now that you’ve purchased or rented you child’s chose musical instrument, it’s time to decide what kind of music lesson experience is right for them. If you aren’t sure which option is the right fit, you aren’t alone. Each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, but once you evaluate your child’s experience level, learning style, and personality, the decision should become much clearer. Let’s review these types of lesson experiences so you can make a better-informed decision for your child.
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Most toddlers will begin singing at the age of 2 and 3; it is not uncommon for them to start slightly later at 4 – 5 years old. The first three...
Read More »One of the genre's pioneers, James Brown, is still considered the King of Funk, having started in 1958 with his band James Brown and the Famous Flames.
The 1960s was a melting pot of musical innovation, with multiple genres forming, growing and progressing simultaneously in often completely different directions. Funk music started to emerge in black American communities, combining elements of established genres – such as soul, jazz and R’n’B – in a more rhythmic and dance-orientated way. Unlike many popular genres at the time, funk put more emphasis on the rhythm and groove resulting from the interplay between bass and drums, than the melody, chord progressions or arrangements often found in genres reliant on guitar, piano and vocals. While the set-up of drums, guitar, bass, keys and singer was relatively conventional at the time, bass players soon became the prominent feature in funk. They used a mix of low and high-note rhythms, and a slap style of playing – slapping the thumb on the low strings, and popping the high notes with the fingers. Guitarists would use complex jazz chords, as well as fast, intricate strumming patterns, which gelled with the other rhythmic elements to create funk’s danceable nature. One of the genre’s pioneers, James Brown, is still considered the King of Funk, having started in 1958 with his band James Brown and the Famous Flames. By the mid-60s, he had a string of classic hits, including Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag and I Got You (I Feel Good), and had developed a signature sound.
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We all instinctively know what the chorus is: the section of a song that's usually the loudest, catchiest, and most memorable. It's the highlight...
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