Top 10 Ways To Improve Your Sight Reading

January 25, 2012

Looking for the top 10 ways to improve your sight reading? 1. Learn every bit of notation that you can get your hands on. The more notation that you learn, the easier it is to interpret the notes you see. Don’t just stop at the basics. Go on to learn intermediate notation and advanced notation. [...]

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Piano Jazz Lessons – Learning Through Its History and Its Music

January 24, 2012

Jazz Is The Answer To Story-Telling Questions Piano jazz lessons through studying notation and chords alone is not an easy feat because its very nature requires us establish how jazz is a reaction to meaningful explorations. This gives us sufficient reason to investigate its development from the late 18th and 19th centuries on through to [...]

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Bach Piano Music – The Beauty of Baroque

January 23, 2012

Bach piano pieces capture the heart of anyone who hears them. (By the way, I wonder what Johann Sebastian Bach would think of the Internet? Isn’t it cool to think that the master of the Baroque style of  music would have an official page on the World Wide Web?) Anyway, Bach was born in 1685 in Thuringia, [...]

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The Benefits of Online Music Courses

January 22, 2012

The Internet has a lot of opportunities for learning, and getting education in music is no different. Online music courses are popular and can give you exposure to music in ways you never imagined. You can study single music courses, or even prepare for music certificates and music online degrees. Click Here And Discover The [...]

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The Knauss Piano – A Beautiful Instrument, A Scant History

January 21, 2012

Perspectives Of Piano History If you’re anything like us, then you appreciate the way that piano history provides highly interesting perspectives into the lives of past musicians and equally interesting influences on both the musicians of the present and future. We’re particularly encouraged by the history of the Knauss piano and its contribution to the [...]

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Prepare For Online Free Piano Lessons

January 20, 2012

Online free piano lessons are the perfect choice for those who may feel intimidated by sheet music. In the comfort of your own home, you can learn to read notation without feeling (too) embarrassed or incurring the costs of an expensive tutor. But before you set out to download every song from the web, let [...]

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The Play Piano Roadmap – Your Journey From Beginner To Advanced

January 19, 2012

Whether you already play piano or want to learn, I’m glad you stumbled across this page. It means there’s one more person out there looking for a better way to add music to his or her life, or perhaps to improve on an already established skill set. Either way, welcome. The good new is, I’ve [...]

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Piano By Pattern: What’s the Controversy?

January 18, 2012

Product Overview The Piano By Pattern lessons revolve around the concept of “patterns”, a striking difference from the normal “learn by rote” methods. The creator of the system purports that there are secret patterns that can be learned, allowing the pianist to significantly cut down study and repetition time and to play any song by [...]

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Steinway Pianos Are King

January 17, 2012

Steinway pianos are the first name in modern pianos with classical style. Read here about the birth of a legend, its followers and the collection. Steinway and Sons was founded in Manhattan circa 1853. The company is named after Henry Steinway and his sons Albert, Charles, Henry Jr., Theodore and William who all worked with [...]

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Spiritually Preparing For Gospel Piano Lessons

January 16, 2012

Gospel Differs From Blues And Jazz Because Of Spiritual And Historical Connotations If you’ve ever listened to blues music and jazz piano, then you must have noticed the similarities that both genres share with black gospel piano lessons. Quite often, the most significant difference between gospel piano and blues or jazz is the tempo, pitch [...]

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