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Brass Instruments
The Brass Family of instruments contains such instruments as the trumpet, trombone, and tuba. Discover a bit about how these instruments are played and how they work.
Jun 15, 2006
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Marching Band vs. Drum Corps
People think that marching band and drum corps are the same thing. In truth while they share the same ancestry they are unique and entertaining in their own special way.
Jun 8, 2006
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Drum Corps-The Music of Summer
For decades a little known genre of music has been garnering a steadily growing legion of fans. The music of Drum Corps is addictive and exciting to watch.
May 31, 2006
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Understanding Wind Instruments
Pick up a trumpet or clarinet, put your lips on it and blow. Simple! In reality there is a lot more to it than that. Read on to learn how wind instruments make sounds.
May 26, 2006
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A Little Pomp and Circumstance
Each year millions of Americans gather to watch black robed graduates march to the strains of Edward Elgar's most famous work, Pomp and Circumstance. Find out why here!
May 20, 2006
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The Piano- A Brief History
The piano has a long and historical past, dating back to the 18th century and beyond. This article explores the technological advances that made it possible.
May 13, 2006
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From Harpsichord to Piano
The harpsichord and the piano at first glance appear very similar but their history is in many ways not one of two siblings but of mother and child.
May 12, 2006
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Music Appreciation Topic Ideas
The scope of the Music Appreciation category has been broadened and with it the scope of the articles that I hope to write. Help me out! Tell me what you want to see!
May 12, 2006
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Franz Schubert- The Romantics
Franz Schubert's prolific writing style has been an incredible bit of good fortune for those of us who love his music. Read on for a brief biography of this music master.
May 6, 2006
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Preserving Native Folk Music
As our world became more industrialized native folk songs began to dissapear. Through the efforts of many dedicated composers much of this heritage has been preserved.
Apr 30, 2006
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Romanticism in Music
Romanticism and the Romantic Period is a segment of music history that has profoundly shaped all music that has been written since.
Apr 16, 2006
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Instrument Tuning
No one will respect you as a musician (or even want to listen to your performance) unless you can play or sing in tune.
Apr 9, 2006
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Making Beautiful Music
For any musician or aspiring musician writing music is a necessity. There are several great software products from Finale Music that help you create great looking manuscripts without having to spend a lot of money in the process.
Mar 30, 2006
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The Conductor's Language
The conductor of an orchestra or other ensemble is truly the heartbeat of the music. Many people, however, don't have a real understanding of just how complex and important the conductor's job really is.
Mar 19, 2006
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Concert Etiquette
For the uninitiated it is easy to make a big faux pas at a classical music concert. Use these suggestions or pass them on to someone that needs a gentle reminder.
Mar 14, 2006
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Percy Aldridge Grainger
You have heard his music, you may have even heard rumors of his eccentricities, but the man that Percy Grainger became was a result of many different influences.
Mar 4, 2006
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Meredith Willson- Music Man Bio
The Music Man is a classic of American musical theater but few people know much about its creator and how his career began.
Mar 4, 2006
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