This guide will delve into various reharmonization techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, this guide aims to enhance your understanding and application of reharmonization in music. By the end of this guide, you’ll have a solid foundation in reharmonization techniques, empowering you to explore and innovate in your musical journey. What is …
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You’ve likely encountered the phrase “I’m too old to begin learning the piano” more times than you can tally, haven’t you? Well, let’s shatter that glass ceiling today. The idea that you’re “too old” to start learning piano at 25 is as outdated as a cassette tape. The age bias in learning instruments Ah, the …
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You’re cruising around the age of 50 and a question pops into your mind: “Am I too old to learn piano?” Let me be clear—absolutely not! Whether you’re 50, 60, or even 70, it’s never too late to dive into the world of piano. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore why age is just a …
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In simple terms, a piano recital is a performance where you showcase your skills on the piano. Think of it as your moment to shine, to show off the hard work you’ve put into mastering those keys. If you’re asking yourself how to prepare for a piano recital, you’re in the right place. This article …
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Scales are like the building blocks of music. They’re a sequence of notes that provide a foundation for melodies and harmonies. Think of them as the “ABCs” of music. You wouldn’t write a novel without knowing your alphabet, right? The same goes for composing a tune; you need to know your scales. Today we are …
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Music, in its essence, is a language. Just like words form sentences and paragraphs, musical notes come together to create structures and patterns. One such foundational pattern is the binary form. At its core, binary form is a simple yet profound structure, comprising two contrasting sections that dance together in harmony. But why should someone, …
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In the world of music, few debates are as timeless as the organ vs. the piano. Both instruments, with their rich histories and distinct sounds, have charmed audiences for centuries. But for someone standing at the crossroads of learning, the choice isn’t always clear-cut. Whether you’re a budding musician or someone looking to rekindle a …
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Embarking on a journey to learn the piano is exciting, but let’s face it: choosing the right keyboard can be a daunting task. There are countless brands and models to sift through, each promising the best features and capabilities. So how do you decide which keyboard is the perfect match for your needs? Well, if …
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Kawai, a brand that’s become synonymous with reliability, elegance, and innovation. When you think of top-tier keyboards that stand head and shoulders above the rest, Kawai’s name inevitably pops up. But why is that? What’s the buzz all about? For starters, Kawai keyboards manage to strike that elusive balance between cutting-edge technology and traditional craftsmanship. …
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“Für Elise” by Ludwig van Beethoven is one of the most famous and recognizable piano melodies in the world. Whenever anybody starts playing the piano, the Für Elise piano notes are one of the things they aspire to learn. It is believed that Beethoven completed “Für Elise” on 27 April 1810 when he was aged …
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Musical terms refer to the specific words and phrases used to describe and identify various musical concepts, techniques, and elements. By understanding musical terms relating to tempo, volume, tonality, and many other topics, you will be able to properly read and perform sheet music, convey the intended emotions and moods of the music, and collaborate …
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If you’ve been studying music for even a short while you’ll have noticed that all the musical notes are written in five lines. This is called the staff or stave. You will also have come across a symbol at the very start of the musical notation, which is called a clef. By far the most …
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