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Virtuosity!

Virtuoso

There are people out there that are so good at what they do that one cannot help but see them as masters of their technical craft. Another word to describe these people is virtuoso. People can exemplify virtuosity in many different things: sports, dance, painting, learning different languages and even playing music. When it comes…

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6 Hardest Instruments to Play

Instruments

We all love music. We listen to it every day and try to include it in every facet of our lives, but what greater way of showing our love of music than by learning how to play an instrument. I’ve written about easy instruments to play but now it’s time to talk about the hard…

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Bands That Are Carried By Their Drummer

Travis Barker

You know, I was thinking: I don’t think drummers get enough credit. Most of the time people’s focus is directed at the vocalist or guitarist of a band, rarely is it directed at the drummer, unless of course the drummer is missing a limb or uses ridiculously elaborate kits or acts wild and out of…

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The Different Voice Types in Singing

Singer

Although we can argue about what the best instrument is, I think there’s no doubt that our own voices come out on top. Not only are our voices very versatile and capable of imitating all kinds of sounds, they’re also very unique to the individual and don’t cost a dime. With our lungs, voice boxes,…

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Social Media Musicians

SM

Did you know that many famous musicians started off like normal people on social media? We all like to hear success stories and well theirs is just that – previously unknown but talented people discovered on the same platforms that we use everyday. We live in a time where it seems like if you don’t…

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A Few Must-Know & Easy Chords for Ukulele

Ukulele

A Little History on the Ukulele The ukulele is a four-string fretting instrument so closely associated with Hawaii that at one point it was the official instrument of the Kingdom. The ukulele was developed in the late 1800s in Portugal under different names and introduced to the Hawaiian islands in the 1900s, where the natives…

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The Versatility of the Guitar

Guitar

The guitar is a fretted string instrument that typically has six strings that are commonly tuned to E – A – D – G – B – A. It was developed in the 13th century in Europe and falls under the category of chordophone, which are instruments that produce sounds by vibrating strings stretched between…

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A Night Out

Imagine a dark, humid club with flashing lights and a dancefloor, with loud music playing and people sweating moving to the rhythm into the wee hours of the night. What kind of music do you think they’re listening to? Techno? House? DnB? It’s the type of music to make anyone get up and dance –…

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How the Music of Star Wars is the True Storyteller

Star Wars

Perhaps this blog is a few days late (May the 4th already passed us) but I’ve been thinking: the music of Star Wars has a lot of recurring themes and sometimes even foreshadowing in it. Generally speaking, many things in the Star Wars universe have their own signature music. For instance, there are themes associated…

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Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo (May 5th) is coming up and what better way to acknowledge the holiday than by learning its true meaning and listening to some Mexican music! First off, Cinco de Mayo is not Mexican Independence Day. Independence Day is actually September 16. Cinco de Mayo is the day in which Mexico defeated France…

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