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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bLnqNBFyIiM Video description: Lori Bastien's workshop for piano teachers presented at the San Francisco Community Music Center on January 23, 2018. Link to earlier Sheet Music Plus blog post: "Method Spotlight: Bastien New Traditions": https://blog.sheetmusicplus.com/2017/04/20/method-spotlight-bastien-new-traditions/ Shop the whole Bastien New Traditions series at Sheet Music Plus.
By Austin Hennen Vigil The guitar is the world's second most popular musical instrument, after the piano, and has evolved tremendously over centuries. The word "guitar" was adopted into English from the Spanish word "guitarra" in the 1600s. Guitars are used in many different genres of music such as: rock, metal, punk, pop, folk, country,... Continue Reading →
Guest post by Kate Samano, Content Editor from University of Florida School of Music For students interested in pursuing a career in music, there can be some confusion about which degree is right for them. Many degrees sound the same but can be very different from each other. It’s important to understand these differences –... Continue Reading →
Guest blog post by Doug Hanvey, author of Piano Lab Blog Testimonials and Online Reviews = A "Real Reason to Believe" In these days of overhyped marketing of nearly every product and service – and yes, that sometimes includes music lessons! – it is more important than ever to communicate why your prospective students should... Continue Reading →
By Carolyn Walter 1. The clarinet has unique acoustics. Among the canon of typical modern orchestral woodwinds, clarinets are the only reed instruments with cylindrical bores; meaning that the empty space inside the instrument remains the same diameter through the whole length of the tube. Related reed instruments including saxophones, oboes, English horns and bassoons... Continue Reading →
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