By: Luzerna Solon
It will be winter again before we know it! I am so happy, I cannot wait! What did you think, about what you just read? Do you feel the same way about winter time as I do? If you are like the average person, you probably thought this guy is wacko, or something.
It’s just that I have enjoyed every season since I was a young child, to me they each have great things, and nothing is worse in one season over the other. Read more »
by FRANK GLOVER
When you buy an electric guitar, you know that there are accessories that you can get that will make your playing easier or sound nicer. Just having the guitar itself is not enough.
Below we will discuss what some of the essentials are that you should purchase to go along with your electric guitar and why you might want to have these things. Read more »
by: Nicholas Alfonse
One of the most essential, yet occasionally overlooked pieces of becoming a professional musician is ensuring your musical creations are copyrighted. Not only does this protect you from theft or fraud, it registers the song or album as a unique, singular creation which can never be duplicated or repeated.
From the U.S. to around the globe, there are a number of methods to safely and effectively copyright your property.
Moving hand in hand with the ongoing increased online convenience in today’s industry, the U.S. Copyright Office allows artists to register and protect their music right over the internet. Read more »
Author: RhonleeSavage
Pianist ought to make piano hand workout routines a component of their routines to be able to sustain adroit flexible fingers. Musicians are also sportsman, only they use smaller muscles. Daily tendon and muscle exercises keeps them stretched and powerful. If you’re seeking to engage in many musical styles, exercise both hands on a daily basis.
One form of hand exercise is playing scales. Sit up tall on the piano bench. To ensure correct body alignment, make sure your posture is accurate. Situate your right hand on the keys. Begin with your thumb and use each of the following fingers to play the next key. Use different finger to play each note. Start off slow until you get the hang of it. Read more »
Tags: Correct Body Alignment, Different Finger, Forearm, Middle Fingers, Muscle Exercises, Palms, Pianist, Piano Bench, Piano Fundamentals, Pinky Fingers, Posture, Right Arm, Scales, Workout Routines
Developing As A Musician and Performer, Piano, Practicing Piano | TipsForTheBand.com November 9, 2010 | 
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As performers we must never forget that our bodies are our instruments. So, just as you would care for a violin, guitar or any other instrument, you must be prepared to look after your body.
If you fail to look after your body, you will not perform to the best of your ability and you may not be offered the opportunities you deserve. Here are three top tips to help you maintain your vocal stretch and stamina on stage:
#1 No Shouting Read more »
Tags: Actors, Athlete, Jogging, Long Time, Muscles, Performance Skills, Stage 1, Stamina, Stretching, Success, Violin, Vocal Health, Vocal Performance, Vocal Singers
Singing, Taking Care Of Your Singing Voice | TipsForTheBand.com November 1, 2010 | Comments (0)
