by Robert Fisher: The Catoctin School of Music I will never forget one terrifying Sunday morning as I began accompanying the church choir in a hymn on the piano. I was in high school at the time and through some fortunate circumstances was given the opportunity to serve as a part-time pianist and musician at my local church. Though I had taken private piano lessons...
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Despite all the connections and relationships between different cultures, there is still a big difference between the east and the west mostly between Western culture and Asian culture. While music is a place to share a universal language, there are many interesting differences in the way music developed since many centuries ago. According to britannica.com there are: "three general concepts: (1) the sound ideal, (2) the...
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For a long time music videos have been a part of the music industry, many times as part of the whole promotional plan or to broaden the artistic value of the music. Golden Age of Music Videos Before MTV first launched in 1981, music videos where out in the world, but it wasn't until they were broadcasted the first 24 hour music channel that it became a...
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There is something that tends to happen with young students which is that they don't stay within the limts of classical music which is the standard for music education, and they follow the energetic appeal of music such as rock, but there are some differences beyond just how to play this type of music and its instruments. Gear For starters, there is some essential gear that is...
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These days there is a lack of real human connection, and it's important to build bridges to overcome this. Our world should be a very connected world because of the internet and all the different ways that space has stopped being an issue. Hideo Kojima, the creator of the videogame Death Stranding says: “We’re in an era of individualism,” he said “Everyone is fractured. Even...
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