Music Lessons Were The Best Thing Your Parents Ever Did For You
If your memory of music as a child is of your parents forcing you to go to that dreaded piano lesson every week, now you … Read more
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Medieval Tritone Superstitions Proved Popular in 19th-Century Music
Out of all the musical intervals, the one that has been steeped in ominous superstitions since the Middle Ages is the tritone. This augmented fourth … Read more
Six Curious Facts about Perfect Pitch
The term “perfect pitch” indicates the ability to identify the pitch of a musical tone without an external reference pitch. The first studies about the … Read more
12 Delicious Food Recipes Named After Famous Musicians
Many of the foods we enjoy today were named for their creator or the inspiration of the recipe. So many foods and recipes we take … Read more
The Top 5 Qualities You Need To Be a Successful Musician
In a competitive and saturated industry like music, it often gets hard to distinguish exactly what is needed to thrive. Income is not always stable … Read more
15 Most Inspiring Jacqueline du Pré Quotes
Jacqueline du Pré is arguably the greatest talent to ever play the cello. She combined mind, heart, body and soul to produce the most expressive … Read more
How to overcome Stage fright in Seven Easy Ways
Are you experiencing racing pulse and rapid breathing, dry mouth and tight throat, trembling hands, knees, lips, and voice, sweaty and cold hands, nausea and an uneasy feeling in your stomach, and vision changes? Are … Read more
The Impact of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring on Music and Dance
With the distance of one hundred and ten years between us now and the premiere of Stravinsky’s ballet The Rite of Spring, it can be … Read more
The Symbolism of the Piano in Literature and the Visual Arts
Whether overtly or obscurely, the piano has become an object of focus in literature and art for more than two centuries. It has been featured … Read more
The Difference Between Music and Noise
On a light-hearted note, this title could provoke a stimulating variety of responses depending perhaps on the age of the person you pose the question … Read more
Watch a Vocalist Performs the Hardest Jazz Saxophone Solo Ever
At a head-spinning pitch of 286 beats every minute, backed by a chord progression that demands the utmost level of preparation and performance, the Giant’s … Read more
Grovy Lane – Max Foxx & Nick Renard
Are you in search of a new song? We all are addicted to listening to new songs and singing along to them. Whatever we do, … Read more
Self Teaching and How One Can Achieve Anything Having Music In Your Life
Dr. Richard Martirosian, DO was born in New York on November 14, 1990. He is a first generation American from a mixed cultural background of … Read more
Rob Landes Plays a Violin Using a Fidget Spinner
Tradition meets technology as Rob Landes put away his violin’s bow and instead used a fidget spinner to play Michael Jackson’s Billie Jean on his … Read more
Dissonant Duet Played in a Sewer
Andre Jolivet loves dissonant tones and his brand of music is a mixture of chord clashes and tones that appear to conflict within the piece. … Read more