By Chris Chew
As we all know, the piano is an elegant musical instrument that may look a wee bit intimidating to learn how to play it yourself. But if you want to save on expensive tuition fees, then you can teach yourself how to play piano as it can be done. This article will show you how to do it.
First of all, you need to decide what style or what kind of pianist you want to be. If you aspire to be a concert pianist, then you need to learn the classical styles of great composers such as Beethoven or Mozart. To learn classical piano, you must be able to read notes and thus this form may be more difficult to teach yourself.
But if you only want to learn the piano so that you can accompany a singer or play songs that you have written yourself, then you can start by just learning how to play piano chords and add in the frills and thrills later as you get more proficient as a piano player. Of course, learning this way is much easier. Read more »
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Learning To Play Piano, Piano | TipsForTheBand.com August 29, 2010 |
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by Saphia
There are three major different types of condenser microphone used for music recording (at major label studios, indie studios, & home studios alike) and they are as follows:
(1) Dynamic microphones.
(2) Large diaphragm condenser microphones. Read more »
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Recording | TipsForTheBand.com August 22, 2010 |
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by thomlaudcu
One thing is for certain: you need traffic (people) coming to your site in order to grow revenue or downloads. I would like to share two simple, successful methods to bring people to your internet site.
What I’m writing to share is not a little magic wand that’s going to zap your site and people will suddenly emerge. No, these actions are straightforward and will assist you to get a quick start with your site promotion. Read more »
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Promoting Your Music, The Business of Music | TipsForTheBand.com August 17, 2010 |
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Author: Emre Sabuncuoglu
Would you like to make your music vibrate with the pulse of life? In order to move the soul, music must reflect life itself, celebrating life’s joys and mourning life’s sorrows.
Vibrato, a method of slightly varying the pitch of your guitar, brings your music to life by employing specialized left-hand techniques to cause a string or strings to vibrate at a varied pitch. Read more »
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Classical Guitar, Guitar, Practicing Guitar | TipsForTheBand.com August 5, 2010 |
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by John Mahoney
Kulak’s Woodshed (KulaksWoodshed.com), is an LA music venue that is a center of the LA singer/songwriter scene, live streams performances worldwide via the worldwide web.
One of LA’s best kept secrets is now making it known throughout the US and the world that live performances of seasoned players and new artists can be viewed for free on the Kulak’s Woodshed website. Read more »
Tags: Entertainment Industry, John Mahoney, Kulak's Woodshed, KulaksWoodshed.com, L.A. Music Venue, Labor Of Love, Live Performances, Live Webcasting, Music Club, Music Scene, Music Venue, Paul Kulak, Professional Sound System, Singer Songwriter, Television Studio, Video On The Web, Woodshed, Worldwide Web
Arts, Entertainment and Music, Live Performance | TipsForTheBand.com July 28, 2010 |
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