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Parental Minefields When Choosing Their Child's First Instrument

29th September 2009
The new Academic Year often provides a veritable minefield for parents wishing to set their child up with a new instrument. With so many brands to choose from, and such a variation in price and quality, often one feels the need for a qualification in the ... Read >
Author: sam lowe

How To Choose A Musical Instrument For A Disabled Player

29th September 2009
Choosing a musical instrument for someone is no easy task, you must know a lot about a person before you can buy something of this importance. If finding the perfect instrument for a normal person is difficult, just imagine how challenging it is to find t... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Recreate the Mood with Candle Aroma

24th September 2009
Recreate the Mood with Candle Aroma The most unimaginable is now imaginable. The imaginable is now feasible. With fragrance candles, any mood that you plan to set is now physically possible. In the old days of yore, in the days of way back when, candl... Read >
Author: Stephen Laurent

Beginning Steps To Learning And Practicing To Be A Pianist

17th September 2009
Anyone that’s learning to play the piano knows that you only become proficient at a new skill with plenty of practice. A roll up piano is something that you might find useful in helping you master the art of playing the piano. Many people that take pia... Read >
Author: wbdoyle

Grab A Harmonica

16th September 2009
I love playing music for people to hear. Ever since I was little I had a knack for performance. My parents have endless hours of home videos of me and my sisters performing in all kinds of made-up bands. Rarely did a month go by when we were not practicin... Read >

The Secret To Becoming A Star...

16th September 2009
A Star is Made: Where does talent really come from? Reviewing a new 900 page academic book The Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance that will be published this month, Freakonomics authors report some very interesting findings. (I h... Read >

VIOLIN LESSON VIOLINMASTERPRO.COM:YOUR GATEWAY TO SUPERB PERFORMANCE

14th September 2009
The sizes of the string with its tension is perfect for the hand that gives maximum possible technical facility like on the viola as an example whose size is slightly longer. In an upstroke move, the player would depict the bow at the strings starting at ... Read >
Author: isaent

The Million Dollar Busker

07th September 2009
Last week, I received an interesting story from a guy called John Paterson from Glebe Marketing Strategies in Broadway, Sydney. Hi Scott, I read this and am sending this to you as I know IT’s JUST UP YOUR ALLEY to share it. Have a good day. ... Read >
Author: Scott Bywater

Easily Learn Violin in your own pace

02nd September 2009
Violin is never easy because a lot of basic things have to be learned before you can play music. First thing to know is music and the sound of the notes and the characters associated with music. Studying music is not difficult as long as you are familiar ... Read >
Author: steve magill

Conan Doyle, The Hound Of The Baskervilles

28th August 2009
My neighborhood bookstore was touting a Sherlock Holmes detective story, and I wondered why? "Babyboomers don't read Sherlock Holmes stuff anymore," I thought. With some hesitation I purchased The Hound of the Baskervilles and read it over the weekend.... Read >
Author: marciano guerrero

What is Perfect Pitch & Absolute Pitch?

26th August 2009
Merriam-Webster defines perfect pitch (also called “absolute pitch”) as “the ability to recognize or sing a given isolated note.” For a musician, this means being able to sing, for example, E4 when prompted and without any external reference tone... Read >
Author: Paul Gian

How to Hear and Identify Pitch – Perfect Pitch Training

26th August 2009
In music, pitch is the frequency at which a note vibrates: lower notes have a lower frequency, while higher notes vibrate at higher frequencies. These differences in pitch are one of the basic distinguishing features of music. Even most non-musicians c... Read >
Author: Paul Gian

The Benefits of Cello Lessons

25th August 2009
A cello, short for violoncello, is a string instrument of the viola family that is known to give forth the lowest pitch sound out of all the string instruments in existence today. Four times as big as a typical violin, the cello is played with a bow, lik... Read >

Train To Succeed Online – Tips For Beginners

18th August 2009
Everyone who is successful online started off as a beginner so the fact that you don't understand everything there is to know about making money online shouldn't put you off trying to learn. You have to train to succeed online and there are beginners toda... Read >
Author: Steve Barker

Are You Lacking Motivation?

12th August 2009
When you first wake up in the morning, do you ever have a sinking feeling like you’re stuck in a rut and can’t get motivated for the day? Sometimes it is really hard to get out of a rut once you’re in it. Here are some great ways to get motivated ag... Read >
Author: GeraldFitz

How to Bow your Violin

12th August 2009
Even if you are left-handed, you probably will learn to play your violin as if you were right-handed. In fact, some lefties claim they have an advantage, because their left-hand dexterity makes fingering and vibrato easier and more precise. By the time yo... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

The #1 Way to Double Your Income - By Seeing What Others Do Not See

11th August 2009
First enjoy this true story, then understand the giant hidden message ... The Story Of a Man In a Metro Station Playing a Violin A man in a metro station in Washington DC started to play his violin.  It was a cold January morning. He played six Bac... Read >
Author: RaymonAaron

Improving the Musician’s Eye - Ear Training and Relative Pitch

10th August 2009
Sight-reading and sight-singing can be two of the most vexing aspects of music. Even some experienced musicians will admit to having difficulties with sight-reading. Some say that certain things in music are inherent, but is there a way to improve one’s... Read >
Author: Paul Gian

Benefits of Ear Training For Violinists

10th August 2009
Aural skills such as relative pitch, which allow musicians to have a precise understanding of and command over the differences in pitch that constitute one of the central elements of music, are developed through relative pitch training processes. These sk... Read >
Author: Paul Gian

Online Violin Tutors Make Learning Easy

04th August 2009
Violin tutors now come to you on your computer monitor. The best combine the best practices for violinists with the most productive educational methods, so that you learn quickly, practice productively, and gain confidence daily. Younger violinists lik... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

How to Tune a Violin and Your Ear

02nd August 2009
Start with the props and tools; graduate to the ear. The principle applies to reaching and passing almost all the benchmarks in your violin career. At first, you will practice with a tutor or instruction book, learning scales, melodies, and arpeggios, gra... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

Speech Therapy For Children - Questions Regarding Children's Speech

23rd July 2009
There are many books on speech problems and speech therapy for children. Mothers, fathers or teachers usually don't have enough time to go through them.Listed below are some of the questions frequently asked about children speech therapy for children. I t... Read >
Author: Norbert Colon

Online Violin Lessons Help You Get Going Today

21st July 2009
You can learn the violin. With the implementation of some modern tools and techniques you will find the process quite enjoyable. Because the Internet is accessible by virtually every American, online music instruction becomes extremely affordable, not to ... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

Learning To Play Violin - A Background

20th July 2009
It's a daydream for lots of people. Learning to play violin is a hugely satisfying and extremely pleasant musical leisure pursuit which is easy to learn but thought-provoking and enjoyable to master. To become successful as an accomplished player of the a... Read >
Author: Joaquin Downs

Manifesting Lesson: What If You're Not Getting Results?

16th July 2009
So you learned about this exciting thing called the Law of Attraction and you're ready to finally start creating the life you want and deserve.  You've read all about it, watched the movies and videos, and you're ready for action.  So you put out that r... Read >
Author: Maria Meiners

Special Hummel Figurines

16th July 2009
I find old Hummel figurines at art auctions all the time. I’ve been collecting them for my mother and her sister for a long time. They don’t have the time to go to art auctions, but they have the money to buy nice figurines. The Apple Tree Boy Hu... Read >
Author: Tresure Hunter

Flag! The Passing of the Real Estate Offer - 15 Yard Penalty For Roughing the Passer!

17th June 2009
The do's and don'ts of the professional real estate transaction. Specifically the handling of the initial offer to purchase. 15 Yard Penalty for Roughing the Passer! I just passed off a NC Offer to Purchase to the Listing Agent. Squeals were the res... Read >
Author: Claude Cross

Your Guide to Selecting Violin Musical Instruments

16th June 2009
When searching for your violin musical instruments you might want to bring to your remembrance that old story of the violin that was found in a box intended for auction. Because it was not in a case, and its appearance was a little bit shabby, the bidders... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

Mastering Violin Chords

15th June 2009
Would it really mess with your mind, if I told you there was no such thing as a true violin chord at least not in a technical sense? According to music theory, a chord must have three or more notes. When playing violin, three or more notes at the same tim... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

Tuning Violins Like the Experts

15th June 2009
Tuning violins is not nearly as complicated or daunting a task as it seems. With some fundamental understanding of how the violin works, and the employment of a few essential techniques, you'll be tuning your violin in no time. The first thing you'll n... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

What to Expect from Common Foot Surgeries

14th June 2009
Music is a big aspect of your wedding and should reflect your personality as well as celebrate the event. Quite often, couples will have more than one type of music played at their wedding. If you have a church wedding, you will have church music as wel... Read >
Author: Kent

Learning Violin Chords

13th June 2009
Playing violin chords can be a challenge. There is no shortcut to mastering the technique. The only way to become adept at violin chords is practice, practice, practice! A double stop is the technical term for violin chord. It simply means that you're pla... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

Music As Treatment For Anxiety

12th June 2009
Music is very pleasant – even for those who are not particularly fond of it. It has the ability to relax the mind and body as well as generate positive energy. Music, as some studies show, increases the production of serotonin, which is responsible for ... Read >
Author: Greg Frost

The #1 Way to Double Your Income - By Seeing What Others Do Not See

11th June 2009
The Story Of a Man In a Metro Station Playing a Violin A man in a metro station in Washington DC started to play his violin. It was a cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it was rush hour, thous... Read >
Author: Raymond Aaron

Ella Edmonson Artist Review

10th June 2009
If I had to sum up this song in one word I doubt I’d have to think very long to decide. Fantastic would be the word I’d choose and in my opinion it’s still not enough to describe how good this song his. With the recent, tragic death of folk legend J... Read >
Author: JamesH

In a Waldorf School, Class Four: Three’s a Charm

08th June 2009
Three dimensions. Three archetypes of Norse Myth. A salmon’s life seen in three parts. The turning-ten year olds in Class Four are more deeply experiencing themselves as individuals through a lens of three in their curriculum. Mr. Richards says h... Read >
Author: josgraf

Music Ideas for Restaurants

06th June 2009
Coming back to a restaurant you are a fan of sometimes wears out, either you are not fond of their food anymore or the trips seem redundant and your find better places to hang out in. That is why, for restaurants, to reinvent their area is quite a necess... Read >
Author: Kristine Sanchez

Learn to Play the Fiddle

04th June 2009
You can learn to play the fiddle. With a desire to learn, and some proper information, you will be on your way in no time. In this article you will learn the difference between a fiddle and a violin, how to choose your instrument, and how to find a style ... Read >
Author: Hailey Alton

Ways To Propose Marriage: 3 Romantic Ways To Propose To Your Girlfriend

18th May 2009
Are those weddings bells I’m hearing? By the gleam in your eyes, people can tell that you’re raring to ask your girl to marry you. While this isn’t the church, you have come to the right place to look for the most romantic ways to propose marriage t... Read >
Author: Michael Lee

Real Estate Offers-Flag! 15 Yard Penalty For Roughing the Passer

18th May 2009
15 Yard Penalty for Roughing the Passer! I just passed off a NC offer to purchase to the listing agent. Squeals were the result. I listened to the puffs and waited until the diatribe settled down. Finally, I hear the the offensive squawk. "How can you... Read >
Author: Claude Cross

The #1 Way to Double Your Income - By Seeing What Others Do Not See

12th May 2009
The Story Of a Man In a Metro Station Playing a Violin A man in a metro station in Washington DC started to play his violin. It was a cold January morning. He played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes. During that time, since it was rush hour, thousan... Read >
Author: DirectTM

Go for musical instruments at cheaper prices

12th May 2009
In fact, a musical gadget is an object which is basically used for composing music. In simple words, anything that is capable of producing sound may be termed as a musical tool. It is a fact that music is a great source to get different civilisations clos... Read >
Author: macy busson

Learn How To Read Music - For Your Own Sake

22nd April 2009
You possibly had to take an aptitude test while you were at school. It told you if you were going to be a janitor or a brain surgeon. You can use similar principles to tell if you are able to learn how to read music. Some people have musical aptitude and ... Read >
Author: Ricky Sharples

Is the Guitar the right Instrument for YOur Child?

09th March 2009
Learning the guitar can mean many things to many different children. For example a child lacking in self confidence will welcome the peer group approval springing from the general popularity of this instrument. The guitar has a major advantage over the vi... Read >
Author: CJ Lucerne

Instruments that give immense pleasure

28th February 2009
Casios are the musical instruments which are getting famous day by day and are also used to play different variety of tunes now-a-days. Since, time immemorial, music has been the ultimate source of showering immense pleasure in the lives of the people.... Read >
Author: Victoria

The Illusion of Perfection

20th February 2009
When you hear the word "perfect", what do you think of? Most definitions of perfect are something along the lines of "being entirely without fault or defect". So many of us are walking around trying to be perfect in some way. We want the perfect job, t... Read >
Author: Anastasia Netri

Ages to Start a Musical Instrument With a Child

03rd February 2009
Here's a bonding idea for you: learn to play a musical instrument along with your child. I'm not saying it's a good idea, but it might work in your house. In our case, I put off beginning piano lessons until my daughter turned five, now a year ago. App... Read >
Author: Paul

Learn About Special Hummel Figurines

30th January 2009
I find old Hummel figurines at art auctions all the time. I've been collecting them for my mother and her sister for a long time. They don't have the time to go to art auctions, but they have the money to buy nice figurines. The Apple Tree Boy Hummel ... Read >
Author: Jerald Shapiro

How To Use Stress As A Positive force

14th January 2009
Stress As A Positive Force Stress can be defined as the body’s non-specific response to any demand made upon it. By definition, then, stress is not always a negative force. It can be positive, negative, chroni... Read >
Author: Nurse Audrey

Why Add Guilt?

09th January 2009
When my girls came home laughing and lighthearted after a weekend visit with their mom, I listened to them horsing around. While I was happy for them that they'd enjoyed their time with her, until after my therapy work, I would fuss and cluck inside my ... Read >
Author: Len Stauffenger

Lifestyle tips for fast Weight Loss

08th January 2009
Let somebody know you that you only require to exercise and diet in way to lose all that extra fat you have gain over the holidays and if you have gone after that bit of suggestion, I am definitely sure you have appreciated by now that diet and exercise a... Read >
Author: jainish

Lifestyle tips for fast Weight Loss

08th January 2009
Let somebody know you that you only require to exercise and diet in way to lose all that extra fat you have gain over the holidays and if you have gone after that bit of suggestion, I am definitely sure you have appreciated by now that diet and exercise... Read >
Author: richersiamon

Music Quotes - Instant Inspiration for Musicians and Composers

08th January 2009
The musicians getting stuck on a single chord for days on end is a common sight for anyone associated with someone with a musical background. The situation is similar to the ‘Writers Block’ experienced by the writers and authors. This situation is cha... Read >
Author: lovedquotes

Lifestyle Tips for Quick Weight Loss

08th January 2009
If someone told you that you only need to diet and exercise in order to lose all that extra fat you have acquired over the holidays, and if you have followed that bit of advice, I am sure you have realized by now that diet and exercise alone cannot help y... Read >
Author: Bill Nadraszky

Celtic Music -- Mandolin, Mandola, Bouzouki

14th December 2008
Consider the instruments used by your favorite celtic group -- certainly, there's a fiddle ... and there may be a tinwhistle and perhaps some bagpipes. There's probably a guitar and a bodhran (a sort of handheld drum) -- but what about those other string... Read >
Author: Joey Robichaux

Music Review of Math of Physics Club by Math of Physics Club

12th December 2008
Math and Physics Club are an indie pop (Or Indie Rock) band based in Seattle, Washington. They are Charles Bert (Vocals/Rhythm Guitar), Kevin Emerson (Drums), Ethan Jones (Bass/Keyboards), James Werle (Lead Guitar), and Saundrah Humphrey (Violin). They we... Read >
Author: Darren Tan

Wii Music Games You Must Play

29th November 2008
The New Wave of Interactive Musical Games The Wii music games are among the most popular games for this new system, and people of all ages love to play. Perhaps the most interesting feature is that your band can play against others using the online fea... Read >
Author: DCJames

Mastering Chords On Your Guitar

27th November 2008
Learning to play a guitar requires patience, hard work, and determination. It means that you are going to have to practice everyday faithfully and study hard in order to learn what you are being taught. It is one of the most difficult instruments to learn... Read >
Author: nlwest21

What Kind Of Instrument Is The Piano?

26th November 2008
A short article about how to accurately qualify the piano in to its proper instrument category. As many who read my articles may already know about I am what could be called a true opera fan, as not only do I attend performances on a regular basis but... Read >
Author: Gianni Truvianni

What Kind Of Instrument Is The Piano?

26th November 2008
As many who read my articles may already know about I am what could be called a true opera fan, as not only do I attend performances on a regular basis but have even written a book about the subject called “New York’s Opera Society”. A lot of my k... Read >
Author: Gianni Truvianni

Learn How to Play Guitar

10th November 2008
Most individuals who want to learn how to play a musical instrument, like the guitar, do so because they want to be able to entertain. They may want to learn for personal satisfaction, to create their own music, or to entertain a crowd. Believe it or n... Read >
Author: Rich_Matthews

Tips on Creating Unique, Interesting MySpace layouts

17th October 2008
All of us have probably registered to any one of the online community sites that feature our very own friend from any part of the world. Here, we learn not only from other people but from ourselves as well as we try to express our inert feelings and speak... Read >
Author: kim

Best Online Piano Course: Why Is An Online Piano Course Great For Your Whole Family?

07th October 2008
Did you ever dream of playing the piano? Many children have a dream of singing or playing some musical instrument, be it a piano or flute or even a violin. But then they grow up, time passes, and the dream quietly dies. However, this need not be the case.... Read >
Author: Calvin

How My Mother Taught Me Motivation

05th September 2008
I do not recall being motivated to do anything in particular as a young child. I do not think I was any different from most other children in that respect. There was, of course, always the motivation to "be good", so that you gained a reward of some descr... Read >
Author: Jan Malloch

Why Learn the Viola?

04th September 2008
Out of all the instruments in the orchestra, the viola is possibly the hardest to learn. Generally speaking, it is a little known instrument and there are not many people who take an interest in learning to play it. It is also limited in its scope. It doe... Read >
Author: Nor Nan

What kind of music can you use for meditation?

27th August 2008
Meditation is a highly rewarding stress relaxation technique. It is also highly empowering. Through meditation, you automatically enter a state of mind that is completely calm, peaceful and relaxed. When the mind relaxes, the body automatically follows. A... Read >
Author: Kathleen Chester

An Introduction To The Types Of Guitar

23rd June 2008
An Introduction To The Types Of Guitar The guitar is easily the most popular instrument played today. There are a variety of guitars available for the different styles of music that is being played. There are many differences in guitar as far as thei... Read >
Author: Rick Napolitano

How To Identify The Elusive Wolf Spider

22nd May 2008
A very common species, the wolf spider is the shy inhabitant of corners, basements and garages around our houses. Unlike most of its brothers, the wolf spider prefers to remain on the ground where it hunts at night; there is no web and no sign that would ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

How To Identify The Elusive Wolf Spider

20th May 2008
A very common species, the wolf spider is the shy inhabitant of corners, basements and garages around our houses. Unlike most of its brothers, the wolf spider prefers to remain on the ground where it hunts at night; there is no web and no sign that would ... Read >
Author: Peter Gitundu

The Advantages of Learning to Play the Piano on Keyboards

02nd April 2008
Many people will say that learning to play the keyboard is must easier than learning to play the piano. Although it might seem like they are the same when it comes to learning how to play them, but this is not the case. Learning how to play keyboards is e... Read >
Author: Terje Brooks

Review of the In Flames CD Reroute To Remain

27th March 2008
Reroute To Remain is the latest release from In Flames, and I can only think of one word to describe it… AWESOME! I wish it weren’t the case but, it’s not everyday that I get a CD for review that I can just pop in and comfortably listen to from b... Read >
Author: Clyde Dennis

Top 5 Myths About Learning To Play Piano

06th February 2008
1) You have to be born with natural ability. As one of the top 5 myths about learning to play piano, this myth may have you condemned before you even start! Everyone and anyone can learn to play piano as long as they exercise the required amount of pat... Read >
Author: Brian

Top 4 Reasons to Learn to Play Piano

06th February 2008
The piano is the most popular instrument in the world! There are so many reasons for this but here are the top 4 reasons for you to learn to play piano: 1) The Piano Has Its Own Unique Sound One of top 4 reasons to learn to play piano is the unique ... Read >
Author: Brian

A Simple Way To Learn Music – Web Music Tutorials

02nd February 2008
Many people dream of being able to play their favorite musical instruments but hesitate to start learning because of the hassles involved in getting the right teacher and school for the lessons. Money and time are other factors that deter them from trying... Read >
Author: Sarika Kabra

How To Learn Music With The Help Of The Internet

02nd February 2008
Internet has opened innumerable doors. You can start your own business on line or research any topic on the web or play games on the Internet. Music lovers have many reasons to cheer as well. Not only can they carry out music recording and listen to diffe... Read >
Author: Sarika Kabra

Do You Need Others for Success?

18th January 2008
Is it possible to be a success all by yourself? Is it possible to be at the top the ladder in the world of business without anyone else? Or, be successful in any area of life? There are countless numbers of people who wish that were true. We think it ... Read >
Author: jfheller

Losing a Home to the Wildfires in California

06th November 2007
We lost our homes in the wildfires of 2003 in Lake Arrowhead. It was a time that we just didn't think we would ever get over. So to see homes burning once again in Lake Arrowhead and San Diego was a déjà vu.At the time, it was heart wrenching to see e... Read >
Author: Beth and Lee McCain

Learn How to Play Guitar

21st October 2007
Most individuals who want to learn how to play a musical instrument, like the guitar, do so because they want to be able to entertain. They may want to learn for personal satisfaction, to create their own music, or to entertain a crowd. Believe it or not,... Read >
Author: sbateman

Differences between National and Racial Sovereignty

03rd October 2007
Racial sovereignty and national sovereignty are no the same thing and what is more they are very much different. National sovereignty is an independent position of a definite nation from the external influence or control and is a quite understandable conc... Read >
Author: andrewshw2

Customize your BMW driving experience with the e328i speakers and 330Ci speakers

02nd September 2007
Long trips in your glorious BMW 328i or 330Ci just would not be the same without your super auto audio system in place. Instead of a boring wait to get where you are going, your trip is transformed by the addition of music via your integrated iPod, satel... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick

You can lead a horse to water….

31st August 2007
It's funny how people just don't understand the idea of music professionals giving up their advice to help the career of independent musicians. Why should they listen to our advice, after all we're not famous. Of course we're not, our work is done away fr... Read >
Author: Steve Allen

The Art Of Playing The Piano - Part 2

03rd August 2007
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. The... Read >
Author: Michael David Shaw

Playing The Piano - Part 1

31st July 2007
You have heard the expression "You Get Out What You Put In." This is something every piano student should remember. If you play the piano correctly, it will be obvious from the sound that is produced. It will be equally obvious if you play incorrectly. ... Read >
Author: Michael David Shaw

The Pianos Key Mechanism System Part 1

25th July 2007
The piano has many parts that are similar to other musical instruments. It is similar to the Dulcimer, Zither, Guitar, Harp, and the Violin in its being stringed. It resembles the Tambourine, Cymbals, Triangle, and the Drum in its dependent on percussion ... Read >
Author: Michael David Shaw

Webtuition online

25th July 2007
Tuition is well-proven as the most efficient way of learning and, here at webtuitions our subject coverage is unsurpassed and most of the information we provide is free. Ever wanted to learn how to play a musical instrument, speak a foreign language, or ... Read >
Author: Webtuitions online

Wedding toasts are public speeches' ugly cousin

23rd July 2007
Wedding toasts hold special significance to the person making the toast and to the newly-weds. While wedding toasts do make use of emotional words, one could also bring use the following quotes and add that much-needed dash of humor to a wedding toast. ... Read >
Author: Terry

Christian Books – Susanna Wesley

29th June 2007
This book by Charles Ludwig is one of the great Christian books on motherhood. I found its greatest benefit to mothers to be Susanna's single-minded determination to be used of God in raising a family. The twenty-fifth and last child of Samuel Annesley, ... Read >
Author: Bob Ogden

Free MP3 Downloads: fall in love once all over again and free yourself

29th June 2007
"Love is like a violin. The music may stop now and then, but the strings remain forever." Truly said June Masters Bacher, music is the food of the soul. Music and love, both are immortal and this can only be understood by a music lover whose sole inspira... Read >
Author: Tom Janison

Gig Tips for Success

27th March 2007
Whether you’re in a new band just starting out or an experienced musician familiar with the scene, you will always take something away from every gig you play. If could be something that didn’t go as planned that you will know not to try at the next ... Read >
Author: activemusician

Who Do You Think You Are?

11th January 2007
WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE?The Houston Post carried an article about a man the Dutch policearrested in the town of Rosendaal. They found him in possession of 186false papers, including 29 Nigerian passports, 30 British passports,74 Dutch work permits, 12 Br... Read >
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Finding the Right Wedding Songs to Make Your Day Joyous

13th December 2006
Wedding songs are an important part of a wedding ceremony. You should choose the songs that will make you happy on your wedding day. Do not just bow under the pressure of your family and friends when you are trying to choose the music for your special day... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton

Symphony Orchestra

22nd July 2006
Symphony Orchestra or violin is the most popular instruments among the various musical instruments. It is therefore a small part of a large group of instruments that produces great effects while one hears such orchestra. The violin is the smallest of the ... Read >
Author: olivia andrews

Do You Have What it Takes to Learn to Read Music?

29th June 2006
You probably remember those dreaded aptitude tests in school. You know, those tests that revealed your abilities to perform certain tasks? Well, it's time to stop dreaming, and put your desire to learn music to the test. The desire for music is w... Read >
Author: Bob Pardue

Why 666 is Cause for Celebration

01st June 2006
For over 2000 years people have been programmed WRONGLY to respond with fear to the number (and date) of 666. The truth is there is cause for celebration. It all started with a crazy man named John using kabalistic writings to cloak the name of the r... Read >

Is there such a thing as "Golf Instruction Overload?" - The Answer To Finding The Best

13th April 2006
I'm sure you've been made familiar with the popular golf instruction aids & tutorials that you've seen in the pro shops, online at bookstores like Amazon and on specialty sites all over the web. You might even be suffering from golf overload! While your f... Read >
Author: Blair MacGregor

Avoiding "Golf Overload" - Your Guide To Finding The Right Golf Instruction Tutorials

13th April 2006
I'm sure you've been made familiar with the popular golf instruction aids & tutorials that you've seen in the pro shops, online at bookstores like Amazon and on specialty sites all over the web. You might even be suffering from golf overload! While your f... Read >
Author: Blair MacGregor

James Blunt Tickets

28th March 2006
The promising bluish gray eyes of James say all. Young James Blunt once a soldier told the whole world, that war is not the answer to anything. His thirst for creativity always compelled him to be somewhat different from his family tradition. James once i... Read >
Author: Ron Arthur

Why Practice Drums With a Metronome?

22nd March 2006
Copyright 2006 Daniel N Brown Practicing with a metronome will improve your time keeping dramatically! What... you say you can already keep time? Try to keep time with a metronome for about twenty seconds. It will show you how good you really can keep ... Read >
Author: Daniel N. Brown

Wedding Ceremony Options in Australia

21st March 2006
Designing Your Wedding Ceremony by Tim Addison Civil Marriage Celebrant http://www.marriages.net.au Wedding ceremonies in Australia can be fantastic as the only words that are required to be said by law are those that appear in ITALICS and the ... Read >
Author: Tim Addison

Effective uses of relaxation music

01st February 2006
Music has many uses in modern society because of how effective it can be. Horror films use music to amazing effect by creating a sense of fear or foreboding and television adverts use them to promote items. Music can stir up memories but it can also be us... Read >
Author: John Mancini

Four Large Must Have Musical Boxes for Music Box and Antique Collectors

05th January 2006
Copyright 2006 Monique Hawkins Large musical boxes have been in existence since the 1820's. For the music box and antique collector, there are four large musical boxes which are particularly unique and "a must have" for any collection. They are the man... Read >
Author: monique hawkins

Home Improvements Planning

14th November 2005
Home decorating is one of the keys to making the most out of a home. Do it right and you can turn a pedestrian home into a castle. Really good interior designers interview family members prior to making a plan and recommendations for changes in a home... Read >
Author: Raynor James

How To Mic An Electric Guitar

04th October 2005
With modern music (especially pop/rock music) production demands are greater than ever. The average listener expects the recording quality of your music to be the equivalent of those amazing productions you often hear on the radio. Since this discussion c... Read >
Author: Brandon Drury

I Hate My Logo! What You Should Get For Your Money and Why.

24th August 2005
This is not a how-to design a logo. This is a guide to educate you on how an experienced designer can help you through a project whose outcome you will need to live with for years. Learn how greatly the symbolic significance of your corporate identity c... Read >
Author: John Krycek