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  • Microphone Techniques And Drums  By : Absolute Limousines
    Recording drums can be a challenge both to the mics and record. So, we need to have a good idea about the techniques that can help us to get a better result. While recording one thing should be kept in mind: if the drums are good, then everything else would be perfectly all right. That means everything else can be fixed later and the take will be perfect.
  • How To Judge The Sound Quality Of A Speaker  By : Jim Brown1
    Speakers are tools that deliver sound. While listening to any kind of music or watching any movie, speakers are necessary. To get the right feel of the music and movie, you need to have a good speaker.
  • Jimi Hendrix Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    I have listened to Jimi Hendrix since I can remember and he was probably the first person I ever wanted to be when I was a kid. I love the guitar but I can play it about as much as I can walk on the moon. When I was much younger I attempted to take guitar lessons, but I didn't have my own guitar and had to use my dads. The problem with that is, I'm left handed and my dad right handed and so we had to keep switching the strings about which my dad moaned at. There was no way I could play the guitar left handed like Jimi Hendrix so I eventually gave up and decided to appreciate the guitar skills in others and focus my energy on other things.
  • A Glimpse into Music School of U.S.  By : alex12
    Music is the most sought after hobby and activity all over the world. There are several music schools in U.S. that claim to train the students in highly professional and skilled manner.
  • The Sex Pistols Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    The Sex Pistols are one of my favourite groups because even though people said that they couldn't play their instruments, I thought they give it a very good go. I first started listening to the Sex Pistols because they
    annoyed my dad who ONLY listens to country music and won't consider listening to anything else. The more I got moaned at for listening to them the more I actually played them.
  • The Beatles Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    Being from Manchester which is quite close to Liverpool there is some local rivalry (especially between Manchester United F.C. and Liverpool F.C.) between the two towns and as such I generally support the Manchester bands first, but I think the whole world likes The Beatles even if they won't admit it. The Beatles are the most successful of any bands, ever.
  • The Carpenters Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    This is another band I have to thank my sis P for getting me into. When we were little kids my sister used to watch the Karen Carpenter Story over and over when we were on our 6 weeks holiday from school, and I used to pretend I didn't like it for a while because it was "girly" but eventually I gave in and then we used to sing all the songs together when they came on.
  • ABBA Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    I began listening to ABBA when I was about 15 or so and just leaving school because obviously I had heard some of their songs on the radio and TV but somehow I came across an ABBA cassette and played it and then played it over and over. Musically and phonetically ABBA are one of my favourite groups of all time (which is why I am writing this).
  • James Biography and Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    James are probably my favourite of all the Manchester bands that I like (you have to support your own boys and girls). I first started listening to James because my sister P liked them when I was a kid.
  • Wu Tang Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    I first started listening to Wu-Tang when a friend of mine was talking about one of their songs and I hadn't heard it, so I made it my goal to listen to the song. Once I had listened to it I became an instant fan and addict and that doesn't happen often to me because I like most kinds of music.
  • The Doors Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    The Doors were an American band and were formed in Venice Beach in 1965 and consisted of Jim Morrison (Vocals), Robby Krieger (Guitarist), Ray Manzarek (Keyboards) and John Densmore (Drums).
  • Pet Shop Boys Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    When I was a kid I had heard the Pet Shop Boys on the radio whenever new singles had been released but it wasn't until I was about 14 or 15 when I started to take more of an interest in their music. This was because I had never taken the time to listen to more than one song at a time. I used to chill with a group of dudes at my friend chicken's house and he had the Pet Shop Boys Discography album and used to play it and the more times I heard it the better it became. I have most Pet Shop Boys albums now and listen to them on a regular basis.
  • The Stone Roses Biography And Top 10 Songs  By : Andy Jackson - Wisdom_Mcr
    I started listening to The Stone roses while I was still at school, back in the day, when the whole Madchester scene was going on and there were a lot of Manchester Indie bands fighting it out in the clubs. I was too young to go and watch the Stone Roses legally and was actually sneaked into the Hacienda in Manchester to watch them perform. This was one of the first times I was in a room full of people on drugs. The place was alive and the music was pumping and the sweat was dripping. This was one of the most exciting and enjoyable gig's I have ever experienced.
  • The piano or the keyboard witch is better to learn  By : Harry Nack
    This article is pointing out why it is better tostart with a keyboard instead of a piano, when selecting a instument to learn to play
  • My Own Musical Instrument Business  By : Alan Roberta
    Get information about starting you own successful business in musical instrument industry. You also gain information about how to run and manage your business in full flow, getting pertinent information about the leading manufacturers and suppliers with the help of online B2B directory.
  • Newbie At Playing Guitar But Want To Know More? - Read On To Find Out More  By :
    This article talks about some "off-the-beaten-path" guitar lessons for beginners. Although these lessons will not make beginner an overnight guitar hero, will give insights to quickly advance guitar playing skills.
  • Music is experienced by individuals in a range of social settings ranging  By : Baden
    Music is experienced by individuals in a range of social settings ranging from being alone to attending a large concert. Musical performances take different forms in different cultures and socioeconomic milieus. In Europe and North America, there is often a divide between what types of music are viewed as a "high culture" and "low culture."
  • History of the Guitar  By :
    Examines briefly the history of the guitar.
  • Practice Singing Online - Vocal Exercises Online - Tap Dance Audition 503  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most wonderful and most difficult modern-day ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a foundation for all new dances; the Foxtrot is a very widespread dance that includes elements set up in most additional types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time tune and is comprised of soft and runny linear whereabouts
  • Practice Singing - Vocal Practice Exercises - Vocal Training 271  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most beautiful and most difficult prevailing ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a grounds for all further dances; the Foxtrot is a very fashionable dance that includes elements start in most new types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time tune and is comprised of soft and changeable linear program
  • Vocal Exercises Online - Practice Singing Online - Vocal Exercises 039  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most striking and most difficult up-to-date ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a basis for all another dances; the Foxtrot is a very current dance that includes elements create in most additional types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time melody and is comprised of soft and flexible linear travels
  • Vocal Exercises - Vocal Exercises Online - Tap Dance Audition 807  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most handsome and most difficult avant-garde ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a foundation for all fresh dances; the Foxtrot is a very trendy dance that includes elements institute in most extra types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time composition and is comprised of soft and smooth linear activities
  • Broadway Jobs - Practice Singing - Vocal Exercises 575  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most striking and most difficult cutting-edge ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a society for all additional dances; the Foxtrot is a very admired dance that includes elements institute in most other types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time song and is comprised of soft and effortless linear program
  • Jazz Auditions - Tap Dance Audition - Practice Singing Online 343  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most good-looking and most difficult up-to-date ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a grounds for all further dances; the Foxtrot is a very accepted dance that includes elements start in most more types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time composition and is comprised of soft and flexible linear activities
  • Tap Dance Audition - Vocal Exercises Online - Vocal Practice 111  By : Eddie Yak
    Foxtrot is one of the most exquisite and most difficult recent ballroom rhythms. The foxtrot is a organization for all fresh dances; the Foxtrot is a very prevalent dance that includes elements bring into being in most additional types of dancing. Foxtrot is danced to slow 4/4 time song and is comprised of soft and adaptable linear arrangements
  • Contacting Major Record Labels and Music Publishers  By :
    Know what to say when calling major music publishers and record labels
  • 10 Mozart Quotes To Celebrate the Birth of an Inspiration  By :
    One of the greatest musical minds of all time was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, so let's remember the month of his birth with some insightful Mozart quotes. After all, there's no better way to get to know the genius than by reflecting on his very own words.
  • Thing You Should Know When You Start Playing The Guitar  By : Harry Nack
    A lot of people are fascinated in knowing how they can learn to play the guitar. First of all you must be committed to learning about the guitar prior to learning how to master it
  • Get the motivation you need, learn guitar playing  By : Hans Luz

    Forget about that sentence that talent is the key to success! After all, its the fun that counts. Learn guitar playing for yourself. This is a small introduction to what you need to start out playing.

  • Four tips you need to know when you buy a guitar  By : Harry Fles
    In this article i give you four great tips on how to buy you're first guitar.
  • Learn How to Easily Read Guitar Tabs  By : Jay Field
    With all those technical quarter notes and treble clefs, who really has time to learn guitar chords and riffs without spending days, weeks or even months taking private music lessons? Music notation is intimidating, but there is a simple solution to the problem – guitar tablature.
  • Music Offers One of the Most Exciting Careers  By : alex12
    The contemporary music industry is an exciting career choice with a huge and ever-expanding variety of options. There are many types of schools and programs that can prepare you for career paths both on stage and behind the scenes. Read on to find out more about music careers and education...
  • Breaking Too Many Cymbals Is Not Normal For Any Drummer Out There  By : Eric Starr
    Cymbal setup is a common problem with inexperienced players. This is usually due to an improper striking or inappropriate stick choice. This article will explain the proper care and striking techniques needed for expanding your cymbals lifespan.
  • Contemporary Jazz History From The Drummers Point Of View  By : Eric Starr
    Jazz history, among other subjects is a mast to know for any drummer, actually any musician out there. Todays article will walk you through the contemporary jazz history and will unveil the developments of different jazz styles and techniques.
  • For The Irish In You  By : John Eva
    An article made about Irish music for CDWorld an online music store in Ireland
  • Taking Care Of Drums, Cymbals, And Other Equipment On Gigs.  By : Eric Starr
    Having a problem taking care of drums, cymbals and other equipment on gigs? - This article reveals the potential hazards of rock clubs and discusses the most common on and off stage situations that can compromise your equipment and its condition.
  • Tuning Your Drums - Comprehensive Guide For Drummers  By : Eric Starr
    Drums can be stubborn instruments, but with a little know-how, you can make even a cheaply made instrument sound good. The three types of drums you need to know how to tune are the tom-toms, the snare drum, and the bass drum.
  • Rock And Roll History For Drummers From 1950 To Todays Rock Scene  By : Eric Starr
    Rock 'n' roll history and the evolvement of drum machines, this article unveals the transition Rock 'n' roll has overcome and the developement of the industry and the drummers along with the impact the transition has made on todays music scene.
  • Getting Ready For Recording Studio Work - Drummers Help Guide  By : Eric Starr
    Guide for drummers to prepare themselves for studio work. This article will help understand the importance of the sense of time while drumming along with the prerecorded music and will improve understanding of what is really needed in a composition.
  • Proper Positioning Of Your Drum Setup - Drummers Tips And Advices  By : Eric Starr
    Proper positioning of your drums, and cymbals is crucial to your success, because it affects both your posture and your technique. This article discusses the proper drum setups that allow avoiding injury of your back, arms, wrists, and hands.
  • Time Will Come To Replace Drum Heads, Sticks And Brushes - Guide For Drummers  By : Eric Starr
    When is the time to replase drum heads, sticks, mallets and brushes? This article will help you understand the lifespan of replacable drum parts, sticks, mallets and brushers. Article also gives a few tips on expanding life time of drum accessories.
  • All you need is Real MP3!  By : Jeffrey Royer
    Since mp3 music has come over CDs and become the most popular way to carry music files, your playlist can tell a lot about you. What do you type in trying to find something hot, ending with the combination “mp3”?
  • Drummers Guide For Choosing The Right Sticks And Brushers  By : Eric Starr
    This guide will help beginner drummers understand and choose the appropriate drum sticks and brushes. Article explains the use of different type of drum sticks and brushes while giving recommendations and examples of each type.
  • Maintaining Drums, Pedals And Cymbals - Guide To Help Maintaining And Storing Drums  By : Eric Starr
    Maintaining a good condition of your drum set is a mast! Learn all about proper maintaining, packing and positioning of your drum set. Article discusses the importance of utilizing cases, explains proper methods for setting and storing of drums.
  • Purchasing Drum Set Help Guide - Tips, Advices, And Recommendations  By : Eric Starr
    Buying a drum set help guide. Article is focusing on the essential ideas for choosing a drum set and will help to make the choice that is right for you, by explaining the importance of the drums, cymbals, and accessories in a drum set.
  • Snare Drum Buying Guide - Tips And Advices For Drummers  By : Eric Starr
    This article will help beginner drummers to understand the basics of the snare drum and will guide through the process of checking the drum itself, the parts, snares skins and the existing mechanisms prior purchasing a snare drum.
  • Drum Rack Or Stands - Drum Racks And Drum Stands Discussed  By : Eric Starr
    Which makes more sense a drum rack or stands? Lets look deeper in to the subject and see what will make a practical and useful sense for using drum racks or the drum stands. Which is faster to setup, easier to carry, or takes less space on stage?
    Article includes real world examples.
  • Todays Drum Kits - How Important Is The Drum Brand  By : Eric Starr
    You want to buy a really good drum kit. Why should you choose Yamaha and not DW, Mapex, Pearl, Gretsch, Tama, Premier, Sonor, Peace, Sunlite, Ludwig, Rogers, Slingerland, Taye, Leedy, or some other company? How does one choose the right brand? What to look for?
  • Double Basses Or Double Beater Pedals - Drum Hardware Discussion  By : Eric Starr
    In this article we will be discussing double bass setups and setups with a single bass drum with a double bass drum pedals. While using a single bass drum with the double bass drum pedal may sound practical, it is certainly not recommended in all situations.
  • Markings For A Repeatable Set-up - Drum Setups Discussed  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.
  • Covers, Cases, Cardboard Boxes, Blankets. - Drum Cases Discussed.  By : Eric Starr
    In this article I'm going to discuss drum cases. The question is how do I decide what is best for my needs? Drum cases are divided in to three categories: Ata Cases, Hard Cases, and Soft Covers. Article contains explanations of the above drum cases categories with real world examples.
  • How can I stop breaking sticks and cymbals and heads? - Drumming Tips and Advices.  By : Eric Starr
    Beginner drummers tend to spend a lot of money on replacing parts that got broken because of the wrong stroking techniques. And while drum shops love drummers with such problems, it is certainly not normal to break heads or sticks while playing.
  • Drum Tape on Drums - Different Ways to Use Drum Tape on Drums And Setups.  By : Eric Starr
    Many times drummers apply tape to the heads of the drums and other part of the drum and drum set up. What is it for? What kind of tape do they use? To answer those questions we will be discussing on stage drum set ups and tape applications.
  • My Drums Don't Sound Good Anymore! - Time To Replace Drum Heads?  By : Eric Starr
    Time to replace drum heads? Often drummers ask "When should I replace my drum heads?" - In this article we will be discussing different aspects about the time-duration (lifetime) of drum heads. Ken Sanders explains different tips about when and how to replace drum heads, he also mentions a few of his original tricks that help him keep track about time duration of each skin on every drum in his drum set.
  • Vintage Drums Versus Custom Drums - A Few Thoughts About Vintage And Custom Drums  By : Eric Starr
    Why do people buy Vintage Drums? Do they sound better than todays Custom Drums? How should one choose a vintage drum? And What is considered to be a Collectable Vintage Drum? - To answer those questions, you need to ask your self - "are you looking for a specific sound or a collectable item?" and "When exactly was the particular drum manufactured?"

    Ken Sanders shares his thoughts and tips for buying vintage drums, and how vintage drums compare to the todays custom drums.
  • Getting Your Double Bass Chops Together - Drumming Techniques Discussed  By : Pasha Yash Chuk
    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.
  • The History Of The Digital Music Revolution  By : Richard Adams
    Discusses the history of the mp3 industry and how it got to where it is today.
  • Old time radio finds new fans 50 years on  By : Ned Norris
    An introduction to the wonderful world of old time radio from the 1930s through to the 1960s and why these long forgotten shows are having a renaissance thanks to the Internet.
  • Ranking the Top College Marching Bands in the USA  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.
  • The History Of Music - The Renaissance Part 2  By : Mike Shaw
    The great principles underlying all Renaissance work was that of faithfulness to nature, as opposed to faithfulness to tradition, which had been the sheet anchor of pre Renaissance art and letters.
  • A Brief History Of Renaissance Music - Part 1  By : Mike Shaw
    The compositions of Palestrina, and the reforms he was able to effect in Church music, may be said to mark the culmination of the early ages of Christian musical art. We have now come to an important turning point in musical history, but before going further, it will be useful to take a rapid survey of the period we are leaving behind.
  • Body Motion And The Piano - Part 2  By : Mike Shaw
    The damper of the piano is the only means of stopping the string's vibrations, which would otherwise continue, longer than is wanted. In violin playing, the same stoppage of tone takes place when the player stops drawing the bow across the strings.
  • Body Motion And The Piano - Part 1  By : Mike Shaw
    The peculiarities of the mechanism of any instrument constitute in all cases a law for the application of the energy to be expended upon that mechanism. In so far as energy is correctly applied, the machine or mechanism should give back an equivalent of work done; but if the power applied is lacking or weak, then the results obtained will also be the same.
  • The Key, Hammer And String Mechanism Of The Piano – Part 2  By : Mike Shaw
    When a key on the piano is pushed down, and then kept down, it will be noticed that the tone continues sounding for a considerable time after the push has taken place, and ceases whenever the key is allowed to rise.
  • The Mechanism Of A Piano - Part 1  By : Mike Shaw
    The piano, while similar in some of its features too many other kinds of musical instruments, differs materially in several important points from all other kinds.
  • The Bones and Muscles Used When Playing The Piano Keyboard  By : Mike Shaw
    In examining the nature of the hand, it will be necessary at this stage to exclude any consideration of it other than as something to be acted upon. It will afterwards, in its relation to the keyboard, be considered as an agent.
  • Expressive Piano Playing - Part 2  By : Mike Shaw
    But before any accurate observations can be made of what the hand is doing, it is necessary that the eye should know what to look for, as it can see only that which it brings the power of seeing. “No man can learn what he has not the preparation for learning.”
  • History of 60s Music  By : Darren Dunner
    The decade of the 1960's presented social and political changes that had never been seen before. In addition to this, 60s music changed the direction of popular music and Americana as a whole.
  • Learn To Play The Piano With Expression - Part 1  By : Mike Shaw
    The aim of these series of articles will be to help the piano student arrive at a clear idea of how to acquire that which is necessary in piano playing, namely, a good tone-production. It will be necessary for the piano student to observe, fully and precisely, as much of the mechanism of the piano as possible.
  • The British History Of Music  By : Mike Shaw
    Music in Britain prior to the seventeenth century, or at any rate the latter part of the sixteenth, presents itself under very much the same aspects as on the Continent. On the one hand Church music, on the other Minstrelsy and latterly, the rise of a secular art, secular in spirit but hampered with Church traditions.
  • Austin Music Insights  By : Ryan Pitylak
    Austin music has become more and more popular over the years and it had and still has a huge impact among young musicians but also regular music fans.
  • A Brief Music History Of The Troubadour Part 2  By : Mike Shaw
    If a noble was unlucky enough to be ridiculed by a Troubadour, he could be assured that within a short time every court and castle in Southern Europe would be laughing at him. In some cases, he may have to defend himself and his property against hostile neighbours.
  • Five Top Exercises To Help You Play MIDI Bass Pedals  By : Mike Shaw
    Arranger keyboards such as the Yamaha Tyros 2 and the Korg PA800 are becoming extremely popular since the massive decline in electric organ sales. These arranger keyboards provide automatic bass lines, which is fine if you are playing basic triad and seventh chords. With a MIDI pedal board you can divert the bass note in the auto chord system to the bass pedal note you want.
  • Pink Floyd Was Instrumental In The Development Of Rock-n-Roll  By : Braden Aalders
    One of the greatest bands in the history of modern music is Pink Floyd. Their unique sound and approach to music making has made them a living legend and has permanently marked their members as some of the most ingenious instrumentalists of all time.
  • The Advantages Of Music Video Codes  By : Jeff White
    Music video codes are easy to use and most importantly are free. You can use them in many places like your own website, personal community profiles or even blogs, customizing them to your personal needs.
  • 11 Country Music Quotes For National Country Music Day  By : Noel Jameson
    Did you know that country music has its own day dedicated to it? Yes, this month we celebrate National Country Music Day. If you love country music, you're going to love these 11 country music quotes.
  • A Brief Music History Of The Town Minstrel Part 1  By : Mike Shaw
    As Europe emerged from the barbarism, savagery and intellectual barrenness of the centuries after the fall of the Roman Empire. Music was available in two distinct types, which was represented by two distinct people of the time, the Monk and the Gleeman or Minstrel.
  • Some reasons to download only legal MP3 music  By : Tommy Rooney
    Sometimes it seems that our life is really impossible without music. Music can have different values for various people, some can easily live without it, and some of us can't even imagine a day without music. Nevertheless there is no one who doesn't like music.
  • MP3 music download website - be secured, download only legal music  By : Tommy Rooney
    Music plays a great role in our life, without music it would be of course less interesting, exciting and pleasant. Music helps us to find harmony with ourselves when we are in bad mood or to entertain us. People’s tastes differ; nevertheless there are no people who are not fond of music of one or another style.
  • The Beginnings Of Music – The Romans  By : Mike Shaw
    The Romans had little or no musical genius, and they were content to take their music, like every other artistic element of their national life, from the Greeks. The Greek was the child of nature, refined and educated through his own innate sense of beauty and fitness.
  • Singing Auditions, The Real Thing.  By : Rajinderpal Singh
    This article talks about the recent buzz created by singing auditions by reality tv,things to expect when preparing for singing auditions ,certain aspect to be taken into consideration in selecting a song of choice and what most judges expect while conducting singing auditions.
  • Recital Preparation for Music Students and Their Parents  By : Luzviminda Malibiran
    This article outlines six(6) tips on how music students can better prepare themselves for their music recitals so that is is a positive experience which builds their self esteem. This article also provides information to parents of music students on how better to support their children as they prepare for public performances. Music teachers may also find this information helpful to share with their students and their students' parents.
  • The History Of Greek Music  By : Mike Shaw
    The musical history of the Greeks may be divided into two great periods, the historical, and the mythological. The mythological period covers the entire range of traditions and legends, and extends up to the time when the Greeks began to reckon by Olympiads.
  • Picking An Acoustic Guitar Does Not Have To Be A Hard Choice  By : Luke Anderson
    There are so many acoustic guitar manufacturers out in the world today that it may seem to be extremely stressful when you are looking to pick that right one for you. This quick guide can give you an idea of what to look for in a manufacturer as well as the acoustic guitar. There are a variety of ways to go about picking the right one. You need to look at the technology that the guitar utilizes and the testimonials that others may have put forth for those guitars.
  • Ahmir Brings R&B The Gift  By : Martin Fister
    Ahmir is a hot new act on the R&B scene with a new album, The Gift, released on April 10, 2007. The group has already started establishing a presence in the industry, with its first single "Welcome To My Party," being placed at #19 on Billboard's Year End R&B Singles Sales Chart. The track was also declared eligible for a Soul Train Music Award. R&B Haven recently had the chance to interview the group on its musical background and plans for the album.
  • Remembering Legends: Late Great 90s R&B Artists  By : Martin Fister
    90s R&B music brought out many incredibly talented musicians, some which lost steam after one album, while others continued on to grace listeners with album after album. Unfortunately, many careers ended short, not because of conflicts or financial difficulties, but because death took these talented men and women before their time. This article serves as a testimony to all the great 90s R&B artists whose memory will not be forgotten. Please take a moment and remember these late great musicians.
  • Am I Too Old To Learn To Play The Organ or Keyboard?  By : Mike Shaw
    I have been teaching Keyboard and Organ for nearly thirty years, my youngest student was Four years old, and the oldest was Eighty years old.
  • The Beginning Of Music - The Egyptians  By : Mike Shaw
    Among the ancient Egyptians we find music at a somewhat similar pitch of development to that already observed among the Assyrians, technically, that is, but also having a far grander spirit, at least so one would imagine by comparing such works as exist of the musical life of the two peoples.
  • The History of Assyrian Music  By : Mike Shaw
    In the sculptures found in what are thought to be the ruins of Nineveh are many representations of musicians and musical instruments. The latter appear to have been of very finished workmanship, and to have reached that stage of development where beauty and essential fitness meet on an equal footing.
  • The Electric Organ Has Been Replaced By Arranger Keyboards  By : Mike Shaw
    In my opinion, the organ is also more playable as a live instrument. Because of the bass pedals, you can play the organ without any auto chord or drum machine and get a very respectable sound. The keyboard on the other hand would sound thin, definitely lacking without auto chord/bass. Of course, arranger keyboards are considerably cheaper than new organs and take up less room.
  • Pre - Christian Music - Part 2  By : Mike Shaw
    Musical instruments are divided into three categories instruments of percussion, wind instruments, and stringed instruments. Very simple forms of these are known to every tribe on the earth, and in their simplest form may be said to lie ready to the hand of the savage
  • Why Independent Artists and Musicians Should Podcast  By : Sharon Housley
    Independent artists have long struggled to gain recognition and attract an audience. Without the backing of a major label it can be very difficult for independent artists to obtain radio play time, that is, until now. Podcasting a revolutionary new medium, has opened new distribution channels for independent artists.
  • Piano Players Improve Your Sight-Reading  By : Mike Shaw
    As a club organist, you do not get a band call. In fact, you are lucky to get five minutes to scan through between 10 and 15 pieces of music. Some written in different keys, and every organist will tell you they hate it when they get the dreaded 6 sharps or 6 flats or even 7 sharp keys in a piece of music that just happens to contain a solo especially written for you.
  • Classic Rock Performers Who Have Had A Lasting Influence On Music  By : Braden Aalders
    Classic rock is a fundamental part of American history. Many of today's leading bands can trace their styles back to the influence of certain musicians. While every song made available to the world has had an impact on the music industry, there are certain performers who will eternally stand at the forefront of music.
  • Music History - Part 1  By : Mike Shaw
    Music, like articulate, connected speech, must be reckoned one of the primary things or human life. It is almost impossible to conceive of the existence of a race of people unpossessed of at least some rudimentary form of music, and certainly no such race has yet been discovered.
  • House Music and the Digital Age  By : Pezz
    This article highlights the changes in the music industry brought about from the introduction of digital media. The move from vinyl to CD & MP3 has had wider reaching effect than just night club DJ's.

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