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 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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When you actually get to look at the succession of chords in a song, it can be pretty intimidating when you see the inversions come up. Chord inversions are something that seems to be really intimidating for most beginner guitar players.
And there are a lot of guitar players who just shrug off the learning of chord inversions just because they think that it is difficult to learn and that they will be able to become really successful guitar players without even learning these inversions.
What you might not know is that the chord inversions could be something that you really need to learn for you to be able to get the exact chord that would fit the song. Read more »
Tags: Bass Chord, Bass Note, Beginner Guitar, C Chord, Chord Inversions, Cmaj7, Guitar Players, Inversion, Song Chords, Tonic
Arts, Entertainment and Music, Music Instruction, Music Theory | TipsForTheBand.com July 12, 2010 | Comments (0)
by Oakville Music School
Whether it is singing, playing the guitar or piano, everyone has some measure of musical talent. Music is all about passion and creativity. Some people can pick up on an instrument or song quickly, while others have to practice everyday to obtain quality results.
If you have an excitement for music, you should explore your musical passion of choice to see what talent may be waiting to get out. Read more »
Tags: Bring Out The Passion, Excitement for Music, Guitar Music, Guitar Teacher, How To Play The Guitar, Jazz Rock, Music Education, Music School, Music Store, Musical Passion, Piano Lessons Online, Playing The Guitar, Practice Everyday, Singing, Singing Voice, Voice Music
Arts, Entertainment and Music, Functioning As A Musician | TipsForTheBand.com October 7, 2009 | Comments (0)
By Susanna Duffy
The harp that once through Tara’s halls the soul of music shed, now hangs as mute on Tara’s walls, as if that soul were fled. So sleeps the pride of former days, so glory’s thrill is o’er, and hearts that once beat high for praise, now feel that pulse no more.
To tell the history of the Irish harp is to tell the history of the Irish people. This ancient folk instrument with its beautiful, delicate sound is played today despite being ignored, derided and proscribed for centuries. Harpers, who in earlier days would have been hanged for their art, now flourish throughout the world, as do the Irish themselves
Legend tell us the first harp was owned by Dagda, a chief among the Tuatha De Danaan. At one time during a war with the Fomorians, the gods of cold and darkness, his harp was stolen but later recovered by Lugh and Ogma. When it was returned it had aquired two secret names and the ability to call forth summer and winter. Read more »
