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Online Radio - Enjoy With a Free Mind
With the introduction of communication websites, people have come to realize the potential of these sites. Popularity of these sites is not because of the fact that they are unleashed with features for communication, but they can also be effectively used for entertainment purposes.
How to Make a Free Standing Ballet Bar
If your child is a budding ballet dancer or you just want to get a good stretch for your legs, a ballet barre is a good piece of equipment to own. Use that outgrown swing set to make a ballet barre worthy of the New York City Ballet. Remember that you should never not swing from barre. The barre is
Why Do Vinyl Records Skip?
Vinyl records provide a listening experience unique to that of a CD or MP3. Unfortunately, wear and improper care of records and record-playing equipment can lead to unwanted skipping.
Acoustic Guitar Lessons
In the present day, a person could easily learn acoustic guitar lessons with the help of the web. A few of these lessons even come free of charge. However, in order to find the best acoustics guitar lessons, you would need to go through plenty of websites online.
How to Become a Better Classical Guitarist
Professionals make classical guitar look easy. Their motions are so fluid and elegant that it seems everyone should be able to perform them. But much like dancing, the trick with classical guitar performance is to make it look easy. That requires an intimate familiarity with the instrument, plenty o
How To Promote Your Band On The Internet Free Ebook
How To Promote Your Band On The Internet is a free ebook that gives an overview of the most effective methods of online promotion for bands and musicians.
The Story Behind the Dylan Song "Like A Rolling Stone"
After covering the song "Like a Rolling Stone" by Bob Dylan, I decided to look more into the history of this song. It's pretty cool what I found out about Mr. Dylan.
Techniques for Vocals
There are as many techniques for vocals as there are vocalists. Each vocalist has his own tricks, which are usually arrived at through trying different ones advised by vocal coaches, or suggested by singing manuals. Do warm-ups before singing, to improve posture and tone. Never strain your voice. If
The History of the Grand Ole Opry
The Grand Ole Opry is a weekly country music radio program broadcast live on WSM out of Nashville, Tennessee.The Grand Ole Opry can be heard every Friday and Saturday night. From April to December, the Grand Ole Opry expands its broadcasts to include Tuesday and Thursday nights.
Bryan White
View photos taken at the 2005 IFCO Fun Fest Show, held at the Ryman Auditorium on June 7, 2005.
Learn Guitar in Ten Minutes
The guitar as an instrument is in itself a paradox. It is one of the easiest instruments to learn the basics but one the hardest to learn to advanced level.
How to Build a Musical Wind Instrument
Wind instruments, also known as woodwinds, use vibrating air blown through a tube to produce musical sound. The player of the instrument blows air over a hole or against a reed, which then travels through the resonator---or tube---of the instrument. Along the tube of the instrument, there are more h
Why So Many Musicians Choose To Play Guitar
Since its introduction generations of musicians drama stimulating guitar, and its sound has inspired so many group. There comes a period in support of the majority persons somewhere they are eager to ascertain to drama the guitar.
Buy Hip Hop Beats For Projects
Many projects require a musical back beat to make it come alive. Whether the project be a new song or a full out video production, the creator needs to find a place where one can buy hip hop beats. This is very often done online because so many variations on style and sounds can easily be found.
How to Begin to Play the Trombone
The trombone has a very sonorous sound. The instrument was assigned to play thrilling countermelodies in the marches of John Philip Sousa. Four or five trombones are used in the low brass section of Big Band jazz ensembles.
Lee Ritenour - 6 String Theory (2010)
Review of Lee Ritenour's 6 String Theory album, featuring performances by B.B. King, Robert Cray, Keb' Mo' and other blues guitarists
50TH Anniversary of the Beatles First Concert in the US
Next February will see the 50th anniversary of the Beatles first ever concert in America. The concert took place in Washington and although a bit hit with Beatles fans, the audience could hardly hear the music above the screaming in the audience.
The Lomax Family Tree
John Lomax was one of the most celebrated musicologists in pursuit of collecting, anthologizing, and preserving the art of traditional American music. Later, his son Alan Lomax and Alan's sister Bess, took to traveling around the American South with their father to collect, notate, and transcri
5 Tips On How To Play Your First Chords
Learning your earliest guitar chords can be very challenging. In truth a good number of beginners quit because playing chords is so hard at first