1. Jimi Hendrix
Even though Jimi Hendrix’s mainstream career only lated four years, it was enough to make him arguably the greatest guitarist of all time and one of the greatest musicians ever. He was the recipient of several music awards during his lifetime and after his death. But before achieving enormous success with his critically acclaimed debut album, Are You Experience?, he recored “The Ballad of Jimi,” a haunting tune that many fans suggest Jimi Hendrix was portraying his own death. He sings, “Many things he would try/For he knew soon he’d die,” “Now Jimi’s gone, he’s not alone/His memory still lives on” and “Five years, this he said/He’s not gone, he’s just dead.” Five years after the recording of the song, on September 18, 1970, Jimi Hendrix died accidentally from barbiturate-related asphyxia.


Pyotr Il'ich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
Ballet in the Letters of Tchaikovsky
In the summer of 1871, Tchaikovsky went to stay with his sister Alexandra Davydova on her estate at Kamenka, in the Ukraine. For her children he wrote a little domestic ballet which he called "Swan Lake". Everybody was involved, including his brother Modest as the Prince, and the entertainment was long remembered with pleasure by the family.
By the end of May 1875, Tchaikovsky had for unknown reasons received the commission for a full-length ballet on "Swan Lake". He accepted and told Rimsky-Korsakov that he accepted:
"Partly because I want the money, but also because I have long had the wish to try my hand at this kind of music."
Lacking a proper musical tradition to give expressive substance to its ballet tradition, which had hitherto depended largely upon the purely decorative and virtuoso, the Russian theatre was not ready for so ambitious a score as "Swan Lake", and innovations were regarded as suspect. The first to rebel were the orchestral players. Bemused by the unprecedented difficulty of the score, they found little help from their conductor. The dancers, required to act out a dance drama rather than merely show their paces in a set of pretty numbers or exhibitionist turns, were at a loss. On top of that the décor was feeble, as contemporary drawings show, and was prevented from achieving any kind of expressive unity by being parcelled out between three different designers. The ballet became a complete fiasko and on the 7th of December 1877, Tchaikovsky wrote to the composer Sergei Taneyev:
"Listened to the Leo Delibes's ballet "Sylvia". In fact, I actually listened, because it is the first ballet, where the music constitutes not only the main, but the only interest. What charm, what elegance, what richness of melody, rhythm, harmony. I was ashamed. If I had known this music early then, of course, I would not have written "Swan Lake"".
The history of "Swan Lake" as a successful ballet really dates from the 1895 revival of the complete work with choreography by Marius Petipa and Lev Ivanov, at the Maryinsky Theatre in St. Petersburg. Unfortunately Tchaikovsky did not live to see it. He died in 1893 convinced of Swan Lake's failure.
Research: John Warrack and Thomas Kohlhase
Translation of Tchaikovsky letters: Olga Gerdt


Department Chair: Steven A. Harper
The Department of Music endeavors to be everything that great music itself is: inspiring, engaging, and profoundly affecting.The Department’s 33 faculty members exemplify the University’s long-standing commitment to first-rate teaching and professional excellence. Offering richly diverse and intriguing experiences on the stage and in the classroom that are hallmarks of a Georgia Southern education, the Department of Music fosters an environment where majors and non-majors can participate in meaningful music-making.
Browse the Department of Music Collections:
Music Faculty Bookshelf
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Tower Blues Band showcases a variety of genres clashed into one live performance for your listening pleasure! They’re a fun, local band that has played hundreds of live performances covering classics that captivate and engage the audience. They’ve comfortably entertained in many venues ranging from bars, wineries, breweries to large festivals as their loyal fanbase continues to grow along with their ever-growing setlist. This band can rage a late night show or captivate an intimate listening-room crowd!
Come out with family, friends and followers and enjoy Tower Blues Band’s rendition of great classics! Be sure to check out their gig schedule for the next live show near you.
Formed in 2013
Classic Rock, R&B, Jazz, Blues and Country
Northern Virginia – each band member made NOVA home through military service
Dave M (Guitar / Vocals)
Lou S (Drums)
Herman G (Bass / Vocals)


The Moon Festival, which is the second most important event in the Chinese lunar calendar, fell on September 27 this year. In order to promote Chinese culture and celebrate this great festival, the Confucius Institute of Alfred University invited the famous Tianhan Traditional Chinese Orchestra from Hunan province and arranged a series of activities on traditional Chinese music.
On September 22, the director and conductor of the Tianhan Traditional Chinese Orchestra, Mr. Yulin Liu, gave an exciting lecture on traditional Chinese music in the Miller Performing Art Center with his five excellent musicians. These five musicians were Dizi (Chinese flute) player Miss Yi, Erhu (Chinese fiddle) player Miss Yan, Pipa (Chinese lute) player Miss Liu, Yangqin (Chinese dulcimer) player Miss Yi, and professional dance teacher and Peking Opera singer Mrs. Sun.
In the lecture, Mr. Liu gave a brief introduction to the history of traditional Chinese music and its development nowadays. After that, he presented the five typical traditional Chinese musical instruments. His audience, students from the art class, learned the structure of the five instruments, their timbre, characteristics, and other professional knowledge from the lecture. They also noted the similarities and differences between Eastern and Western music. Then the Tianhan Traditional Orchestra brought several famous solos and ensembles to the audience, which won the warm applause of students.
The lecture on that day not only brought beautiful music to students, but also provided a chance for the musicians and students to exchange their opinions about music.
On September 24, Tianhan Traditional Chinese Orchestra arrived at North Syracuse. They gave two marvelous performances for the teachers and students at Gillette Road and Roxboro Road Middle Schools. The varied programs, which included the famous traditional pieces “Strolling in Suzhou”, “Grapes Harvest”, and “Moon over the Peaceful Lake in autumn”, Peking Opera, and an introduction to Chinese musical instruments, amazed the audience, which responded with lots of applause. More than 400 students enjoyed the demonstrations. One student told his teacher after the performance, “I feel so calm when I hear the ‘Moon over the Peaceful Lake’.” The performance on that day was a big success, and many students asked for the musicians’ autographs afterward.
In these two demonstrations, students enjoyed traditional Chinese music, played the traditional Chinese musical instruments themselves, and gained some interesting knowledge about those instruments. All of these inspired them to learn more about China, and they all had a nice time.


Andy attended SAE in Nashville after doing live sound and multimedia work in San Antonio during college. He has worked with many diverse artists and producers in his 15 years in Nashville. He has been nominated for, and won, a regional Emmy for his live broadcast and post production work for Music City Roots, Scenic City Roots, Rock My Soul, & Bluegrass Underground all airing on PBS locally and nationwide. Check your local listings for air times.
Phone: (615) 498-8944


Presented By Crestway Music
Each year there are more guests, more surprises and the choir of young Academy Country Music Graduates continues to grow and take part in even more of the show.
Carter & Carter will be singing songs from their award winning Gospel Albums including classic gospel songs that the crowds have come to know and love including What A Wonderful World, Turn Your Radio On, How Great Thou Art, This Little Light Of Mine, Put A Little Love In Your Heart, mixed in with Carter & Carter’s original songs like God Didn’t Make Mistakes, He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands, Lead Me Home, Good News, Raise Your Voice to name a few.
This year Carter & Carter are joined two by crowd favourite Multi- Golden Guitar Winner Brendon Walmsley, and chart toppers Billy Bridge and Rebecca Lee Nye. Plus a choir of young Country Music Academy graduates will be performing throughout the show with a few of the graduates teaming up with Carter & Carter for some exciting collaborations. And of course there is always the ever popular finale with everyone onstage - a spectacular and moving finish that will be a highlight of your festival.
This show is always a popular fixture on the Tamworth Festival calendar so book early to ensure you don’t miss out.
Come along, bring your family, friends and your voice for an incredible afternoon of singing and celebrating Country Gospel Music.


With over 25 years experience in the music industry, Rick Barker is looked upon as one of the industry’s best marketers and artist developers, having spent three years managing the day-to-day operations of superstar Taylor Swift.
Barker’s impact on music extends to the industry’s record labels. He was the first record promoter hired by Big Machine’s Scott Borchetta, where he had a role in the label’s first Number One record with singer-songwriter Jack Ingram. Barker later went on to found his own marketing and consulting firm, at which his first client was Sony Music Nashville.
He is also the mastermind behind the Music Industry Blueprint, a development service now teaching artists from around the world everything they need to know about the complicated music business. His marketing strategies have since been featured in a number of publications, including Billboard Magazine, Success Magazine and Pollstar.
Rick also co-authored The $150,000 Music Degree and launched SocialMediaForMusic.com


You do not want to miss our 5th annual Holiday Festival of the Arts! Get into the spirit of the season with an evening of Music and Art featuring Local Artist and Folsom High School's award winning musicians: (Click on the group to see performances from previous years.)
- Jazz Band I
- Jazz Choir I
- Chamber Orchestra
- Trombone Choir
- Ballet - Hawkins
- Live Art - Watch murals come alive during the show
- Several local artists.
PREMIUM & GENERAL SEATING AVAILABLE
Premium seating reserved for the first few rows.
General Seating - First come first serve.


American songwriter, theatrical producer, and theatre director of musicals for almost 40 years.
He won eight Tony Awards and two Academy Awards for Best Original Song. Many of his songs are standard repertoire for vocalists and jazz musicians. He co-wrote 850 songs.
Hammerstein collaborated with numerous composers, such as Jerome Kern, with whom he wrote Show Boat, Vincent Youmans, Rudolf Friml, Richard A. Whiting, and Sigmund Romberg, but he is best known for his collaborations with Richard Rodgers, as the duo Rodgers and Hammerstein, whose collaborations include Oklahoma!, Carousel, South Pacific, The King and I, and The Sound of Music.
(July 12, 1895 – August 23, 1960)


Features: Custom Back (Bridge)
HP-B -- A completely balanced coil configuration produces great harmonics and a high output with just the right blend of sustain and distortion. You get the best of both worlds: from sweet warm tones to raw rock 'n' roll sustain. (Hand wound in Meridian MS)
Available in zebra (cream & black)
Recommended for Bridge position.
Resonant Peak: 5.5khz
Hum Canceling: Yes
Bridge: Super harmonics, with high output that doesn't sound hard or dark
Features: Custom Front (Neck)
HP-F -- This pickup is for players who need an accurate, clear tone for fast runs. The brighter sound has slightly less output and is a good match with HP-B (Bridge)
Available in zebra (cream & black) (Hand wound in Meridian MS)
Recommended for Neck position.
D.C. Resistance: 7.72k
Resonant Peak: 8.0khz
Hum Canceling: Yes
Neck: Ultra clean and clear for articulating runs
HP Special Wiring description:
The NEW HP Special comes stock with Push-Pull pots for coil tapping capabilities. This feature makes the HP Special completely versatile giving the player a multitude of tones to choose from humbucking rock-n-jazz tones to single-coil blues-n-country tones all in one instrument.
· Master Volume knob Push-Pull Bridge pick-up
· Master Tone knob Push-Pull Neck pick-up
The difference between low, medium and high
There are a couple of differences. Low output pickups drive the front end of your amp less and tend to produce a more bluesy or more vintage distortion. They have a very open feel to their tone. High output pickups drive your amp harder and can sound more compressed with a tighter feel. Also, higher output pickups with the same magnet type tend to sound darker because the resonant frequency of a larger coil is lower than that of a smaller coil. Medium output pick-ups tend to fall somewhere in between depending on their magnet and wire type.
HP pick-up height:
A good starting point for the distance from the bridge pickup to the strings is 3/32 of an inch. The neck pickup can be set to provide a good output balance when compared to the bridge or to produce a particular tone when used together with the bridge. If a pickup is too close to the strings the tone tends to get muddy and lack clarity, and if placed too far away the tone will be thin and lacking in character. All pickups have a "sweet spot" where its tone will be optimal for a given guitar and pickup combination.
Coil splitting refers to the ability to disable one coil in a humbucker-type pickup. This offers the player the option of getting a single coil-type tone from a humbucker-loaded guitar. Many pickups have three- or four-conductor wiring that allows for one coil to be disabled by shorting one coil to either ground or hot. All Custom Shop HP pick-ups come stock with four-conductor wiring
Push pull pots are potentiometers with switches installed on the bottom to the pot chassis. The stem of the pot can be pulled to activate the switch. The most common varieties are SPST on/off and DPDT on/on. Push pull pots are very useful for adding coil splits and series/parallel wiring to humbucker loaded guitars without altering the look of the guitar. They have numerous other uses as well and can be used any time additional switching is required.


Fuego Beats Radio wants to help aspiring and established artists/bands promote their music. Submit HOT music and we will play it on the show for the world to hear. The Fuego Beats Radio crew is passionate about great music and wants to give artists the unbiased opportunity to be heard.
*DISCLAIMER* All submissions must be mp3 format with a bit rate of 128kb/s or higher. All metadata must be filled out within your file or the song will not be accepted. Additionally your email should include pictures, websites and a bio or press release. We feature only good music and aim to be the first to air new singles, so make sure to send them to us.
Please submit all music submissions to firstname.lastname@example.org, with the title in this format, “Your Name – Your Song Title – Music Submission”.
Please Include in the email, Artist/Band Name, Your Location, Song Name, Song Title, Album Name, Social Media Info & Short Bio. Please Attach the song with album or single cover.
All submissions that ignore this format will not be considered. If your song is selected to be placed in our rotation, we will contact you and let you know.


The largest guitar show in the Northeast!
On October 15, 2017, the Northeast Guitar Expo will again bring our regional guitar community together for a great day to see amazing new and vintage instruments. All types of guitars, basses, electrics, acoustics, and related musical products will be on display. This event is a unique opportunity to meet many great master luthiers and to see, play, and purchase fine handmade instruments directly from the builder. Or maybe find that elusive vintage guitar… Visit their website for details.
Oakdale Theatre and Convention Center
95 S. Turnpike Road, Wallingford, CT


They sang my blog’s theme song and have a ton of talent…
I am proud to introduce my friends, Nalani & Sarina!
They are two beautiful, talented, and hardworking twin sisters from New Jersey who are about to make a significant impression in the music industry.
Only at the age of 18, Nalani & Sarina have composed and arranged their own material, are investing in voice lessons with Greg Drew (Hayley Williams, Lenny Kravitz, Avril Lavigne), and paid for their record all from their classical piano teaching earnings while managing their daily work load as honor students.
Although Nalani & Sarina’s music falls under the likes of Sarah Bareilles, Colbie Caillat, and other pop artists, their musical inspiration comes from a deeper place. Drawing from the influences of Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, and The Beatles, Nalani & Sarina want to convey essential meaning to their captivating songs and wish to develop their sound to become an icon and not just the favorite flavor of the week.
Nalani & Sarina’s personalities, their work ethic, passion and dedication will indisputably bring a refreshing and inspiring feeling to all who will be a part of their dream.
Enjoy the inspiring song, “Start All Over”, by Nalani & Sarina, below…
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Dusty Hill, the legendary bass player of ZZ Top, earned a massive fortune throughout his music career that spanned five decades. With numerous hit songs and albums to his name, Dusty Hill’s net worth at the time of his death was a matter of fascination for fans and industry experts. In this blog post, we’ll uncover the financial details of Dusty Hill’s career and explore the components that contributed to his impressive net worth.
Early Life and Career Beginnings
Dusty Hill was born on May 19, 1949, in Dallas, Texas. His musical journey began at an early age when he and his younger brother Rocky Hill joined a popular band called The Warlocks. Later, Dusty joined the psychedelic group The Moving Sidewalks and toured extensively across the country. He then formed a band with fellow guitarist Billy Gibbons, which eventually was named ZZ Top. In the early days of his career, Dusty played bass and sang backing vocals for the band.
ZZ Top’s Success and Wealth
In 1970, ZZ Top released their debut album “ZZ Top’s First Album,” which received positive reviews from fans and critics alike. The band’s breakthrough came in 1973 with their album “Tres Hombres,” which spawned the hits “La Grange” and “Jesus Just Left Chicago.” Their subsequent albums such as “Fandango!,” “Tejas,” and “Deguello” kept the momentum going with hits like “Tush,” “Cheap Sunglasses,” and “Gimme All Your Lovin’.”
The success of ZZ Top brought in a massive influx of wealth for Dusty Hill. Throughout his career, he toured the world, sold millions of records, and amassed a sizable fortune from album sales, merchandise sales, and royalties.
Solo Projects and Collaborations
Apart from ZZ Top, Dusty Hill contributed to various solo projects and collaborations with other artists. He recorded two solo albums, “Dusty Hill’s Blues” and “Side Tracked,” which showcased his skills as a lead vocalist and songwriter. He also played bass on successful tracks such as “Don’t Look Back” by Boston and “Sharp Dressed Man” by Nickelback.
Endorsement Deals and Merchandise Sales
Dusty Hill’s partnership with Gibson Guitars and Orange Amplifiers was well-known in the music industry. He also collaborated with several merchandise brands, including Hot Wheels and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The sales generated from his signature musical instruments and merchandise contributed to his net worth.
Real Estate and Investments
Dusty Hill invested his wealth in various real estate and business ventures. In 2020, he listed his California home for sale for $6.5 million, which was featured in Architectural Digest. In addition, he invested in a local bar and restaurant chain and several other real estate properties.
Legal Disputes and Settlements
Like many other musicians, Dusty Hill faced legal challenges throughout his career. In 1984, he and ZZ Top producer Bill Ham were sued by the band’s original drummer. They were found guilty of breach of contract and had to pay damages of $630,000.
Charitable Contributions and Philanthropy
Dusty Hill was known for his generosity towards various charitable causes. He and ZZ Top contributed to organizations such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, MusiCares, and Little Kids Rock. In addition, Dusty performed at benefit concerts and held auctions of his personal items to raise funds for charity.
Legacy and Tribute
Dusty Hill left behind a rich legacy as a musician and bass player. His contribution to ZZ Top’s success and influence on the music industry were recognized by several music legends such as Billy Joel and Slash. The band’s tribute to Dusty Hill after his passing was a testament to his irreplaceable role in ZZ Top’s sound and success.
In conclusion, Dusty Hill’s net worth was estimated to be $60 million at the time of his death. His success with ZZ Top, solo projects, and collaborations contributed to his wealth, along with endorsement deals and real estate investments. Despite facing legal disputes throughout his career, Dusty’s philanthropy and charitable contributions made him a beloved figure in the music industry.
Q1. What was Dusty Hill’s estimated net worth?
A1. Dusty Hill’s estimated net worth was $60 million at the time of his death.
Q2. What were some of ZZ Top’s hit songs?
A2. Some of ZZ Top’s hit songs include “La Grange,” “Tush,” “Gimme All Your Lovin’,” and “Sharp Dressed Man.”
Q3. Did Dusty Hill have any solo projects?
A3. Yes, Dusty Hill released two solo albums, “Dusty Hill’s Blues” and “Side Tracked.”
Q4. What was Dusty Hill’s involvement in philanthropy?
A4. Dusty Hill and ZZ Top contributed to organizations such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, MusiCares, and Little Kids Rock.
Q5. What was the value of Dusty Hill’s California home?
A5. Dusty Hill’s California home was listed for sale for $6.5 million in 2020.


Tuesday, May 24, 2005
Music Festival this summer
This is an early notice of a very cool event happening this summer in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Irish music band Craic Wisely and the African drum group Red Frog Drum and Dance Ensemble will headline a concert on August 18, 2005. The show takes place at Studio 28 on the southwest side of Grand Rapids. Founders Brewery is the sponsor, so there promises to be good food and good drinks. Watch for more details as they become available.


The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain was recently left feeling high strung in the Intellectual Property Enterprise Court after judge Richard Hacon refused to dance to its tune and grant injunctive relief against the United Kingdom Ukulele Orchestra.
The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain applied for an injunction against the United Kingdom Ukulele Orchestra to prevent the use of its name after the latter announced a tour of the UK due to start in Lincoln on 15 October of this year. The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain which has been performing for at least 25 years claimed that its reputation could be unfairly tarnished by it being confused with the German based United Kingdom Ukulele Orchestra.
The United Kingdom Ukulele Orchestra pluckily defending against the injunction argued that any injunction would force them to cancel their forthcoming tour costing them tens of thousands of pounds. The argument struck a chord with Judge Richard Hacon and he refused to grant the injunction. He said that the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain should have acted sooner and that the United Kingdom Ukulele Orchestra had been performing for some years now.


The B-Side Collective was founded in 2016 in response to the music scene at Colorado College. Recognizing the many ways in which the music scene can be limiting and the ways in which privilege can dominate a musical space, the group formed to offer an inclusive community for women, gender non-conforming, and queer/LGBTQIA+ students. The B-Side Collective offers the CC community a space for gathering, creating music and art, performing, and community-building. The collective provides instruments, equipment, and practice rooms as well as a performance venue for Colorado College artists, expanding accessibility and inclusivity in the music environment on campus.
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Thank you to Joe and the band for making our evening so special! Honestly couldn’t have wished for a better wedding band! Forever grateful!
Dan – Wedding
Just watching back our wedding video and we cannot thank the The Always enough for making our evening a night to remember. From start to finish the dance floor was full! The flexibility in their setup was a big selling point for us and they fully met the brief. Their communication was excellent throughout – could not recommend these guys enough!
Stacey – Wedding
I could not recommend The Always enough, we were so lucky they were available at short notice for our wedding. From the start their communication was excellent and they can be flexible in their set up to meet your requirements. On the night they had everybody up dancing from the first song right through to the last! Thanks for a great night guys!
Stacey – Wedding
We booked The Always for our wedding in June 2022. The band were amazing! All our guests loved the music. When we contacted Joe he responded quickly and was very happy to cater to our requests for music.
Rebecca – Wedding
The Always played at our wedding and we absolutely loved them as did all our guests. Me and my now husband were amazed when they said they could play every single song in our long and specific list of requests! I can’t imagine our wedding without them, they were so fun. They even let me and my maid of honour sing the last song.
Sasha – Wedding
Hired for our wedding. Great communication, flexible with set lists and all ages enjoyed the music! Really pleased 😀
Mia D – Wedding
I just wanted to thank you again for being so amazing at our wedding (11/09/21). Not only were your sets incredible but you were so patient with a few of our guests, who by the time you arrived had definitely had one too many!
We have had such great feedback from our guests and most are saying you guys were the best band they have ever had at an event! 😊 We wanted a full dance floor and that’s exactly what we got, all credit to you.
Hannah – Wedding
We needed a pro band for a hotel event for our end of year ball. We booked The Always as a 4-piece with keys and they were outstanding and so understanding of our timings (things did overrun quite a bit). Thank you so much and hopefully will see you next year!
Cian – Corporate Event
We booked The Always for our wedding in Devon and just wow. We booked the full 5 piece band with keys, and it was so good. Having the upright bass was a real awesome part of the aesthetics. Also a huge thank you for performing our first dance live, it was quite an obscure song so it is hugely appreciated! I would recommend anyone thinking of booking The Always , don’t think. Just do it!
Tom & Ellie – Wedding
I booked the trio The Always for my partner’s 30th birthday. These guys seriously know how to get he party started!! My partner is a huge Killers fan, and the band obliged with playing around 4 of the Killers songs!
Will – 30th Party
How do you book a band for your wedding when you have different tastes in music from your partner? The bands repertoire was very interesting, there was something we could both agree on and a lot we thought our guests would enjoy.
A week before our wedding we heard from the band. Joe was brilliant, we gave them a list of their repertoire that we liked, also a list (rather large) of music we’d like them to play as part of the disco. They also did requests on the night. The last comment we made with Joe was “You boys know what you are doing, do your best.”
Joe and the lads did not let us down, they were absolutely superb. We can’t thank them enough for how amazing they made our wedding reception. Everyone was up and dancing.
Chatting with our guests the next morning, everyone thought they were perfect & would highly recommend. If we had any regrets, it was that the night had to finish. We would definitely book them again. We booked the band based on their reviews and thank you to everyone who left them a review because the band are outstanding, and we highly recommend them to anyone. An invite to see them again wouldn’t go amiss. Thank you again Joe & crew.
James & Lauren – Wedding
Joe!! You guys were honestly amazing! We had so many comments about how good the band was. I think one of our guests has even booked you for their wedding next year? If so, we will see you there on the dancefloor! Thank you so much!
Francis – Wedding
We booked The Always for a midweek beach wedding with a small guest list. We were worried that a band was a little too much, but as soon as the band started, all those worries were put aside. They even managed to do some requests some of our guests had! Highly recommended!
Leona – Wedding
Wow! We cannot recommend The Always higher! We wanted a festival style wedding with a Mumford style band. We were so glad we found The Always, and even happier when they were available! They were so good, I don’t think we stopped dancing all night! Thank you so much guys!
Amy & Nathan – Wedding
Just wanted to say a huge thank you for playing for our wedding last month. If anyone asks for a band recommendation, I will send them to you!
James – Wedding
Joe! Thank you so much for everything you guys did! Not only did we have the nightmare of having to move the date three times, but you were so accommodating the entire process, and the evening was so good. You guys really were perfect!
Holly – Wedding
A small thank you from us for making our special day so memorable. Joe – we really appreciate all the effort checking what we wanted for a cracking acoustic set. People didn’t stop talking about the energy you all had throughout the evening. Thanks for the memories!
Leigh & Jill – Wedding
The Always played at my son’s wedding on 6th October. They were brilliant! They made the evening wonderful for the bride & groom and all the guests. The set was perfect, with something for everyone. We loved it.
Teresa – Wedding
We booked the band for our wedding reception in September this year, they were awesome, everyone loved them (young and old!)! We wanted to avoid the usual cheesy wedding band/DJ and wanted more of a rock/ indie vibe as well as something that would keep everyone entertained and they exceeded expectations! Really good mix of music, would definitely recommend!
Sophie – Wedding
The band played at our wedding last week and were just amazing! Really made our night with our favourite songs. Very helpful & friendly, adjusted the set to suit our mad evening. Highly recommended and sounded incredible! Can’t thank them enough.
James – Wedding
Joe & the band performed at the village’s summer regatta event, probably over 500 people there and everybody was dancing. We decided to go for the PA upgrade with engineer option, and I am very glad we did as the band sounded superb!
Tom – Summer Regata
To say they where awesome is an understatement. From the time they started to the final songs. They kept the party going, with an amazing range of music and created a party atmosphere which made our special day even more memorable. We also decided to have Joe to perform the acoustic set at the ceremony and he definitely didn’t disappoint. He is an incredible guitarist and singer. Thank you guys you are awesome.
Helen – Wedding
The Always played at my daughter’s wedding on Saturday…the dancefloor was never empty! A great range of music which everyone really enjoyed. Many thanks to Joe for going out of his way to fit in our booking. It was a great evening – we would highly recommend. Thank you so much to Joe for your set at the drinks reception, he definitely didn’t disappoint.
Lisa – Wedding
Thank you so much for playing at our wedding you were bloody amazing! Everyone loved you and are still talking about it now! We will definitely be booking you again! Thank you so much love Mr & Mrs Scott
Hannah – Wedding
The band played at our wedding at the Deer Park. They listened to our requests from their playlist and their covers were awesome! We didn’t want the band to stop! Highly recommend this band for weddings/events.
Beverley – Wedding
Just got back from a long honeymoon so late with the review! What a great night! Everyone said how good you all were, and I know my best friend’s daughter is going to book you for her wedding next year, so will see you again. You kept everyone on the dancefloor, thanks again for making our day so special. We highly recommend these guys.
Karen – Wedding
Hi Joe, Sorry for the late message, Lauren & I will get round to writing you guys a review, but are away at the minute. Just wanted to send a quick message thanking you guys for our wedding set. You guys were amazing and everyone loved you guys. And we have a lot of critics when it comes to music so well done absolutely spot on. Thank you again, you guys really put the icing on the cake for our wedding.
James – Wedding
The band played for my sister Dawn and John’s wedding last night and they were fantastic and amazing. Fabulous voice and the music was just brilliant. They made the night. Thanks Joe and team. You are legends. X
Rachel – Wedding
The band played for us at our party at Oake Manor Club near Taunton. They helped to make the night a success and all our guests commented on how good they were.
Helene – Wedding
The band played at our wedding 3 weeks ago and were absolutely brilliant! Thank you guys for a great night, we totally danced our socks off. We can highly recommend this band for a party or a wedding where you all want to really let your hair down.
Kate – Wedding
Having seen The Always at a previous wedding, we decided to book them for ours because they are just that good! Highly, highly recommend to anyone in the South West wanting a wedding band. True professionals!
Joe – Wedding
“Joe!! You guys were honestly amazing! We had so many comments about how good the band was. I think one of our guests has even booked you for their wedding next year? If so, we will see you there on the dancefloor! Thank you so much!”


On 24 February 1937, having recently arrived in Paris, PGH noted in her diary that she had written the first movement of a flute concerto. Stanley Bate was also in Paris and this was the year he composed a flute sonata, recorded the following year for the Oiseau-Lyre label by Marcel Moyse (flute) and his son Louis (piano) so perhaps both composers were inspired by the playing of Moyse, then a professor at the Conservatoire and a friend of Nadia Boulanger. Although PGH’s concerto must have been completed—in 1943 she offered the score to the ABC in Australia—it has since been lost. Louise Dyer (of Editions de l’Oiseau-Lyre) was prepared to offer Bate a recording contract for whatever he wrote but found him difficult to work with. The flute sonata was reviewed in Music & Letters by E.R. (Edmund Rubbra?), who described it as “well-oiled music that, once it gets started, is able to go on its own momentum ad infinitum”. He also made the usual complaint about Bate’s immaturity, adding, “We shall know the stature of this young composer only when he has ceeased to gather hints on note-manipulation from a certain widely-influential Parisian school”. The flute sonata has recently been recorded by James Dutton with Oliver Davies for Willowhayne Records. It is a delightful work, typically French in its lightheartedness and typically a product of the Boulangerie in its whimsical meanderings with spicy modernist inflections.


From Blacksmith to Miner (50', Slovenija 2018)
sound film screening accompanied by live music performance
Bridko Bebič Travelling Cinema artistic team, lead by musician Bratko Bibič, has made an audiovisual artistic piece based on selected movie scenes taken from five contemporary dance movies made by Iztok Kovač, Sašo Podgoršek and EN-KNAP Production between 1995 and 2014 (in Slovenian, “kovač” means “blacksmith” and “knap” means “miner”, hence the title From Blacksmith to Miner). Fifty minutes long kaleidoscope of moving images, selected, edited and recomposed together with corresponding original soundscapes is accompanied by a live vocal-instrumental concert by Bibič on accordion & piano, Eduardo Raon on harp & electronics, and Vid Drašler on drums & percussion.
“From Blacksmith to Miner” is an audiovisual artistic work based on selected movie scenes taken from five contemporary dance movies made by Iztok Kovač, Sašo Podgoršek and EN-KNAP Production between 1995 and 2014. It features six sequences/movements: “Game, System, Coincidence”, “Tunnel”, “Balladur”, “Ensembles and Labyrinths”, “From Shower to Dust”, “Happylogue”. After the opening of the film with the reflection on the art of music improvisation and principles of walking, the journey continues through various situations and actions of dancers building up the rules of their doing, walking, waiting, making sounds and music, meeting and dancing on the cliffs, in abandoned industrial interiors and undergrounds of mines where they face and interact with the past and present miner’s work and culture.
Bridbo Bebič Traveling Cinema artistic team:
Bratko Bibič – idea, concept, selection and creative re-editing & re-composition of audio-visual material, composer, arranger, improvisation, accordion, piano, voices, production
Eduardo Raon –creative audio-visual editing, (sequences Baladur), composer, arranger, improvisation, harp, electric sound systems, technical production
Vid Drašler - composer, arranger, improvisation, percussion, sound and noise producing implements, voice.
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This project has been co-produced by Zavod Alcedo and EN-KNAP Productions with the support of Slovenian Cinematheque and SCCA – Center for contemporary art (Slovenia). The premiere took place at Slovenian Cinematheque within the EN-KNAP anniversary week (25 years of EN-KNAP Productions and 10 years of EnKnapGroup).


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Born in 1956, Martin Neukom studied musicology, mathematics, and psychology at the University of Zurich, as well as music theory at the Musikhochschule Zürich and choral conducting at the Kantorenschule Zürich. He works as a teacher of music theory and as a composer. He is engaged in sound synthesis and composition with computers. He was commissioned by the HMT (Hochschule Musik und Theater Zürich) to write the book, Signale, Systeme und Klangsynthese - Grundlagen der Computermusik, which was accepted as his doctoral thesis by the University of Zurich. He is head of the Computer Music department at the Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology (ICST).


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Molly has only been in Oklahoma for 2 years, but has loved calling this state her home, after previously living in Pennsylvania and Texas. She began taking dance when she was 7, and quickly fell in love. After changing studios in middle school, she began to take more & more classes to broaden her training. She began teaching dance in high school, and has been teaching ever since. She has taught a variety of classes at several studios over the course of her moving around, but feels like she has finally found her “home” since finding JDA. You won’t find her just in the dance classes though, Molly also is the instructor for two different fitness classes that JDA offers. She found her passion for teaching fitness when she took a class in Texas with a friend, and realized how similar to dance group fitness really was! She teaches PiYO (a pilates yoga fusion) and CiZE (cardio dance classes).
“We have had a wonderful experience in this dance school and this is my daughter’s first time in dance and it has truly been amazing! I think you have a tremendous school!”
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On December 16th, The Study community enjoyed the premiere of our annual Holiday Concert, a festive showcase filled with delightful musical performances by students from Kindergarten to grade 11.
After a warm introduction by Head of School Kim McInnes, Arts Captains Juliana Lieberman & Elaine Wang (both '22) presented a skit featuring Ms. Bosnakyan as "The Grinch Who Stole Music." After a hilarious appearance from the Grinch, every grade presented their songs and slowly but surely, the Grinch learned to love music!
Students in Kindergarten to Grade 2 performed songs about music, celebrating the fact that this year, they are able to sing with their classes once more. Grades 3 to 5 performed songs about joy. The evening also included fantastic performances from Grades 6 to 9, as well as the Junior and Senior Concert Bands, the Senior Choir and Trillium Orchestra.
Thank you to our talented and dedicated music teachers Ms Tamburro and Ms Papamihelakis for their hard work putting together this concert. Thank you to the SPA for the festive decorations, and to Live City for editing the concert video. And of course, thank you to all Study students for your enthusiastic participation!


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“JTM partnered with musical group Op-Critical and Persian musician and poet Shamim Azade in the video/song ‘Flowers For Your Guns,’ a song that reaches out to the Iranian police and soldiers to stop the violence against their own people,” the project says.
“We also have a current campaign called the ‘Free Iran Campaign’ where we post music videos from many Iranians and/or Persian musicians who have wrote songs in support of freedom in Iran. We hope to continues this and many other campaigns, using our website, Twitter, and our videos on our YouTube Channel, to continue this work to help bring about peaceful change in Iran,” according to the group.
Some of the Iranian bands play in the United States, with the duo Kiosk playing at the US Capitol (pictured).
“The musicians and artists from Iran are speaking the voices of the people despite attacks and imprisonment of them by the authorities. We want to make sure that these voices are heard loud and clear, far and wide. Therefore, we are launching our new Protest Music From Iran Campaign asking Iranian musicians of all genres to send us videos and MP3s of their protest songs to firstname.lastname@example.org.”


“Rise”, featuring Moon Hooch, premiered today on ThisSongIsSick.com and is the newest single off of the upcoming album In The Garden by Tonio Sagan.
Moon Hooch comprises of Michael Wilbur and Wenzel McGowan on saxophone and James Muschler on drums. The trio have collaborated with Tonio in the past; Wilbur is also featured on the track “The Future”, which released in March. Both tracks are available for streaming on all major platforms.
In The Garden is slated for a Summer 2019 release. Stay tuned!


For a newbie, it is difficult to navigate the world of sound without losing track somewhere along the line. It takes a lot of trying and testing to get the combination of sound, vibrations, and acoustics right before being able to put a recording out. If there is even one thing off the mark, then, the entire process of recording a vocal/instrument goes to waste. There are so many nuances that a bad microphone could do more harm than good.
When buying a microphone for vocal recording, resort to expert reviews. This is the best way to ensure that your vocals are as stand out as someone else’s. (Experts agree) best microphone for vocals is one that is able to best capture your sound. Each person’s voice is distinctive and has its own vibrations, in order for these acoustics to be best captured and recorded, the equipment must be right. This is where expert opinions come into play. It is best if you ensure that you know exactly why you need the mic for – male or female voices, the kind of register those voices are singing in, do you need it to record instrumentals as well? – once that is clear then the choices are filtered immediately.
Take, for instance, the Sennheiser e935 – even though this is not a studio mic, this is one that is best suited for a live show. The mic is a dynamic cardioid mic offering a smooth and natural sound. The transient response ensures that not a single sound is missed out and everything sung reaches the throng of screaming fans out there! The mic is made entirely of metal, so this is one for the road – it’s tough and can handle any amount of roughhousing. It doesn’t have a very high sensitivity to impact so even if you’re holding the mic while executing a big dance move, nothing will happen. Pick the SEnnheiser e935 if you have a tour coming up!
Another mic worth looking out for is the Audio Technica AT2020. This is a well-made mic that gives good sound despite the fact that it doesn’t adapt any of the features which are considered standard specs. The Audio Technica at2020 best review!! is this – this mic delivers superb sound and very professional sounds in any home studio environment. Anything more would be overselling the product.
Another great recording mic is the Blue Yeti microphone. The mic has extra recording modes in-built which means more options and a more full-range of sound. As a USB microphone it packs quite a lot of features which means it is perfect for artistes on the go. This can only mean good things for those who want to invest in this mic. Experts call it “sonically flexible” since it has many recording modes and delivers very good sounds on all modes. These multi-recording modes ensure that all nuances are captured effectively.
What’s important when using a microphone is the sound. Nothing else matters. It’s important to note all the features and also analyse your requirements before spending money hiring or buying a microphone.


After Tennessee we drove into North Carolina and stayed in Asheville — a vibrant, hispter, farm-to-table, organic, liberal and beautiful city surrounded by gorgeous nature I fell in love with. If I ever have a chance (and this is me calling out to the universe) I would move there in a heartbeat. We heard about the “Orange Peel”, a famous music venue that has hosted amazing artists and was named one of the top 5 music venues in America.
As luck would have it, the musician playing on the only night we could go was Kiefer Sutherland who, turns out, is now a musician playing country music and kicked off his first tour a week before. He was so humble and thankful and vulnerable that I almost don’t mind that his music, in my opinion, was not that memorable. It’s very brave to come out after years of speaking other people’s scripted texts and sing his own. I will say that he owned the stage like a master and his crazy strong presence is undeniable. Plus, he wore a cowboy hat.


- Principal Character Dancer
- Ballet Master and Bournonville Teacher
- Knight of the 1st Degree of the Danish Dannebrog Order
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Eva Kloborg is educated at the Ballet School of the Royal Theatre. Eva Kloborg became an apprentice in 1964 and in 1966 a dancer of the Royal Danish Ballet, where she was appointed Character Dancer in 1992.
In 2016 she celebrated her 50th Anniversary as a dancer with the Royal Danish Ballet. Today she is a Principal Character Artist with the Royal Danish Ballet.
Performances at the Royal Danish Theatre
Eva Kloborg has danced a large number of roles with the Royal Danish Ballet since her debut as Calliope in Apollon Musagetes in 1966. Among others Chopiniana, Opus 1, Aureole, Moors Pavane, Andrea and Louise in The King’s Volunteers on Amager, Elisa and Victorine The Conservatory, Pas de Deux from Flowerfestival in Genzano, Teresina in Napoli, Effy in La Sylphide and Lady Capulet in Romeo and Juliet.
As a character dancer she has also performed:
Madge and Anna in La Sylphide,The Queen in Swan Lake, The Queen and Carabosse in Sleeping Beauty, The Stepmother in Cinderella, Madame Larina in Onegin, Mrs. Christine and Muri in A Folktale, Veronica in Napoli, The Pianist in The Lesson, Bertha in Giselle.
Teaching and directing
From 1995 - 1999 she was Ballet Mistress and teacher for the Royal Swedish Ballet. From 1990 - 2008 she was a full time Ballet Mistress and a teacher at the Royal Danish Ballet School as well as the Royal Danish Ballet in the Bournonville repertoire.
She has also been teaching the Bournonville Classes as guest teacher with Alicia Alonso and the National Ballet of Cuba, at the Stanislawskij Theatre Ballet in Moscow, at the Vietnam National Ballet in Hanoi.
Beside of that she is a permanent Guestteacher with the INOUE Ballet in Tokyo, with the National Ballet of China in Beijing and with Nina Ananiashvili and the State Ballet of Georgia in Tbilisi.
She is also co-producing August Bournonvilles ballets around the world with Frank Andersen. Cities include Florence, Havana, Tallinn, Beijing, Tokyo, Prague, Shenyang, Moscow, Ljubljana, Portland, Hanoi, Havana, Stockholm, Wellington, Helsinki, Tbilisi, Montevideo, Vancouver and Lisbon.


Great American Songbook showcases the very best of popular song from Stephen Foster to the end of the 1950s. It includes recordings which range from the 1920s to the 21st century. The great singers like Frank Sinatra,Ella Fitzgerald,Bing Crosby,Al Jolson,Judy Garland,Tony Bennett,Fred Astaire,Perry Como,Sarah Vaughan,Doris Day,Peggy Lee,Nat King Cole,Barbra Streisand and big bands performing timeless standards by Irving Berlin,Cole Porter,George and Ira Gershwin,Jerome Kern,Richard Rodgers,Lorenz Hart,Oscar Hammerstein,Harold Arlen,Johnny Mercer,Gus Kahn,Vincent Youmans and many others. It also includes the very best of Hollywood and Broadway from the golden age of Tin Pan Alley including original cast recordings from the 20s to the 50s. New interpretations of standards aren't forgotten so you'll also hear the likes of Rod Stewart, Michael Buble and Harry Connick Jnr.


Are you considering the violin for kids but are unsure of what to do before starting? Here are 10 tips from a seasoned violinist and teacher to help prepare your young child to play an instrument before they even start lessons.
As a violin teacher, friends and family often ask me what the best age is to start violin for kids. The truth is, there’s no one perfect answer, but there are a few criteria I use when evaluating whether a child is ready.
When I Started Playing and Teaching the Violin
I personally started playing the violin when I was 5 years old. While my uncle plays Indian-style violin, neither of my parents are instrumentalists, nor did they know anything about childhood violin-playing. So while they encouraged daily practice, the burden of that practice and figuring out how and what to do fell largely on me.
I began teaching students when I was in my late teens, after I was sufficiently accomplished as a player myself that I felt “legit” enough to train someone else. In truth, an excellent instrumentalist isn’t necessarily an excellent teacher, and vice versa. Still, that was the point at which I felt comfortable teaching violin for kids. I had also done a decent amount of babysitting and such by that point, so I felt comfortable around children in general.
Some are Prepared to Play the Violin for Kids
Over that time, I’ve noticed some children are ready to dive and and start learning right away. Others struggle to get started, and it can be a frustrating few months of acclimating to daily practice and other musicianship skills.
I’ve found that doing certain things before starting to actually play the instrument can be really helpful as kids prepare to play. These are all things parents can do with even very young children for months or even years before they start their instrument that will make the transition smooth and fun.
Tips for Starting to Play Any Instruments for Kids
After nearly 20 years of playing, here are some tips for preparing for the violin for kids. While my experience is as a violin teacher, almost all of these tips apply to children considering any instrument. They’re also great general skills for families who just want their kids to appreciate music!
I hope these tips are helpful to your families!
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10 Tips for Preparing Kids to Play an Instrument:
Tips for Violin for Kids
Include Music in Your Daily Lives
Long before a child begins playing an instrument, music should be a familiar and enjoyable activity. When it comes to violin for kids (especially young children), it’s very common for teachers to use either a Suzuki method or modified Suzuki method. That means they’ll rely heavily on ear training and playing based on listening (instead of reading music at the beginning).
Because of this, it’s especially helpful if your child is familiar with basic concepts of pitch (how high or low a note is) and rhythm (beat). This can be as simple as singing nursery rhymes together, or even just listening to songs you like on the radio.
Play Music YOU Enjoy
On that note, children don’t necessarily need to listen to kid songs. The best music to play for them is music YOU enjoy, because that means it will happen more regularly. It also means it will feel more enjoyable to you, and your children will sense that.
The worst thing is feeling like you MUST play certain children’s nursery songs and feeling bored by them. Chances are, your children will catch onto that. Most all music has both pitch and rhythm, so don’t worry so much about the genre.
Let Them Encounter Instruments
Many orchestras do things like “instrument petting zoos,” where kids can go and hear a little concert, then go and touch and feel the instruments. It’s a great way to encourage interest and exploration.
If you’re committed to the violin for kids, I highly recommend getting an inexpensive student violin (these are the student violins my children use in the beginning) even before you start lessons so your child can learn to gently touch it and look at it. It’s very motivating to see an actual, real-life instrument!
Does this seem like an odd tip? Many children’s books incorporate rhymes and meter, which is great for establishing beat and pattern in young minds. Even the ones that don’t have rhyming passage often still have a melodic flow to them. Plus, when you read aloud, you can add in emotion and intonation. Your children will pick up on those cues, and will be prepared to hear differences in pitch.
Also, books are great for connection and also for increasing attention span gradually. More on that below!
Here are some of our favorite books about the world, as well as some of our favorite children’s books about art!
Be Active with Rhythm
Young children often learn best when using their gross motor skills. They need to run and flip and jump and hop. Why not incorporate rhythm into that? Count while doing hopscotch or jump rope, or make up rhymes to go along with rhythms. DANCE. Allow them to move to music!
Practice Following Directions and Doing Hard Things
The violin for kids is a fairly exact discipline. Especially in the beginning, there isn’t tons of latitude for how to hold the instrument or what to start playing. They’ll gain more flexibility as they develop the skills to exercise it, but the beginning months tend to be fairly regimented.
Because of that, I always recommend that children are able to follow simple two-to-three-step directions prior to starting a string instrument. It will be a lot less frustrating for both the child and the parent helping with practice if your child already has built the capacity to follow through on directions.
On that note, following directions can sometimes be hard for young children. That’s okay. Keep trying. Allow them the chance to work at harder things. Give them the chance to PRACTICE a skill. Learning music is hard, and practice is a difficult part of that. It’s sometimes frustrating! Allowing them to develop grit and persistence before starting music lessons will help them persevere through those challenges.
When children have already had experience with practice (even if it’s just practicing listening to a book, or practicing singing the ABCs), they get familiar and comfortable with that daily ritual.
Let Kids Make Noise
I know, it’s so annoying. But all those super annoying noisy toys? Can actually be really helpful. I don’t mean the even-more-annoying battery-operated things. I mean things like maracas, egg shakers, xylophones, or even a metal bowl and spoon to use as a drum. Allowing kids to see cause and effect in noisemaking is a vital pre-music skill in preparing for violin for kids.
Develop Attention Span
Contrary to what some teachers say, I do NOT believe a child needs to be ready to sit still for 30 minutes before starting an instrument. Young kids shouldn’t really have a full 30-minute lesson that involves complete focus, anyway.
They should, however, be ready to listen and stay focused for at least 5-10 minutes.Longer attention spans will come with practice, but it’s useful to have a baseline when starting out. Think of it as whether your child can sit through a medium-length picture book or two without getting distracted.
Here are some really fun fiction picture book titles!
Work on Fine Motor Skills
While kids don’t need to have perfect fine motor skills before starting string instruments for kids (that will develop with practice), again, it’s useful to have some control before starting.
For instance, while your child doesn’t need to know how to write every letter of the alphabet, consider practicing holding a pencil properly or cutting with scissors. Try to work on skills with both hands, as each will be involved when playing the violin for kids.
Here are some great fine motor skills activities!
Learn to Love Music
More important than anything else, help your child learn to love music. Have dance parties. Play a variety of music and help them discern what they like (and then have fun blasting it in the car). Watch Youtube videos of various performers. Keep it enjoyable, and they’ll feel enthusiastic about the process once you do start.
Do you have questions? What tips do you have for helping prepare kids to play the violin?
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Thursday, July 13, 2017, 11 a.m.,
Headquarters, 40 College Street,
TPS hosts Bahamas National Children's Choir
Broadcast time: 04:59
Thursday, July 13, 2017
Divisional Policing Support Unit
The Toronto Police Service will be hosting the Bahamas National Children's Choir.
The choir, consisting of 33 children, ranging from seven to 16, will be performing throughout Canada.
On Thursday, July 13, 2017, at 11 a.m., in front of headquarters, 40 College Street, they will perform. It is a pleasure for the Toronto Police Service to host this event for the City of Toronto.
The purpose of the choir is to enable children to identify with their culture, cultivate their talents and provide opportunities for their individual development.
The Bahamas National Children's Choir has represented the Bahamas at numerous festivals and international choral competitions .
The Bahamas National Children's Choir continues to mould young lives by instilling positive values, excellence in choral artistry and the promotion of Bahamian culture.
For more news, visit TPSnews.ca.
Constable Caroline de Kloet, Corporate Communications, for Constable Isabelle Cotton, Divisional Policing Support Unit


Join Chris as she shares a conversation with Professor Benjamin Dwyer. Ben is a prolific Irish performer and composer as well as an educator. He is currently Professor of Music at Middlesex University. SacrumProfanum is Ben’s thought provoking musical exploration of the enigmatic Sheela-na-gigs as watchers and witnesses of a thousand years of Irish history.
Opening music for this episode: Lamentum from SacrumProfanum by kind permision of Benjamin Dwyer. Late medieval harp played by Siobhán Armstrong
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Ben’s paper: Sheela-na-gigs and an ‘Aesthetics of Damage’
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Chris’ ramble 4: Walking with Sheela-na-gigs


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Cultural Evening to fund Nepal Earthquake Relief Operations
Cultural Event to support donations for Nepal Earthquake
Raised $40,000+ Funds for the relief of the victims of the devastation
Sewa International team members of Sydney and Brisbane organised a cultural evening event to collect funds for the Nepal Flood victims aid in Blacktown as well as in Indooroopilly.
The event was welcomed and supported by the local residents and was a grand success program. This demonstrated the concern for the wellbeing of people across borders, and the eagerness to support a noble cause.
In order to support this noble cause, many local artists performed various dance compositions as well as sing karaoke songs. Local artists came forward and created amazing artworks live on stage which was auctioned where the proceeds were donated for the cause.
Thank you all, for participating in this event and making it a grand success!


Music At Maranatha
Yes, Maranatha has a fantastic Music program! Students begin their formal music education in Grade one. Every student in Grades one through eight takes Music as part of their curriculum. In high school, students have the option to take concert band from Grades nine through twelve. There is also an extracurricular high school choir. A new grade 11 Music course offered this year focuses on Performance and Production, using various instruments and voices. Students have regular opportunities to learn about leading worship in high school chapel and other venues.


The definitive handbook for the effective use of theory worksheets—with engaging companion activities and over 50 free printables that make learning theory fun. Scroll down to read the Ultimate Guide. Apply the active learning ideas. Double the effectiveness of each printable by utilizing the fun companion activities described below. The ability to quickly identify notes is critical for playing music and is a foundational skill for all future music theory studies.
But learning the note names can take a long time—students are essentially learning a new language. In each lesson, dedicate time for learning note names and consider sending home assignments. This increases their satisfaction with your instruction and boosts their confidence.Miroir activation code hack
Read on for fun free music theory printables and ideas for applied learning activities that teach note identification. Spot the Note is a favorite printable because there are a ton of activities you can do with just this one sheet. Here are three fun ideas to get the cogs turning in your creative teacher brain! The first activity is to simply print it out and have your students write the name of each note inside the colored circle. Use the printable to play a game. Call out a note name and ask your students to place a candy over the correct note.
At the end of the game, students get to eat all the candies. This game works well both as a group game or in a private lesson. You can also use this printout to give kids extra practice with the stem rules. Hand them the worksheet and ask them to add stems to all the notes.
Turn it into a fun manipulative exercise by giving your students yarn or pretzel sticks that they can use to add the stems. Group classes optimize your studio and give your students a fun and motivating learning environment. Click here to sign up for my newsletter and get your 2 free group lesson games. I designed Bubble Notes with new beginners in mind. This worksheet only has treble notes middle C through G and the top notes of the bass staffwhich are typically the first notes a beginner pianist learns in her method books.
Remember that it is important to give your music students many frequent opportunities to practice note names. Practice note identification at every lesson with new beginners. If you have any students who are far along, but seem to struggle with some notes, I encourage you to pause and make time for reviewing note names.Welcome to free printable music theory worksheets for music students.Philips piic ix issues
Music theory is the study of the language and notation of music. It is important for music students to study music theory because it identifies the composer's techniques in structure, rhythm, harmony, texture, and many other elements of music.
It allows one to become a more well-rounded and comprehensive musician. Over time, we hope to add worksheets that teach music concepts, music speed tests, and homework assignments for music students. These worksheets can be used in private music lessons, classrooms, group lessons, or for self-learners. The handouts can also be used to reiterate music theory concepts learned during lessons, assigned as homework, or serve as practice tests when preparing for state music exams.
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Music Speed Tests. Business Forms. Music Books. Main Navigation Bar. Want Updates? Subscribe to our mailing list. Visit More. More Theory Worksheets. Interval Speed Test. Note Speed Test A - Note Speed Test B - Print them out and get studying instantly. Our music theory practice worksheets go in depth into every topic that you need to know about for the ABRSM music theory syllabus. Each graded pack takes you through hundreds of example test questions so that you, your child or students can practice all the ideas and techniques needed for that grade.
We currently have five general exercises packs covering the ABRSM syllabus for grades 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 starting with the very basics of grade one with worksheets on note naming, key signatures and basic rhythms all the way to grade five with irregular time signatures, the tenor clef and transposing melodies.
No need to purchase the answers separately. Just print out or open up the answer sheets on a phone or tablet and see how we would have answered the questions. Our lower grade worksheets tend to be used in kindergarten and elementary schools and higher grades tend to be used in middle and high schools too. Our worksheets have been download by thousands of students, parents and teachers in over 60 countries all over the world. All of our theory practice worksheets are available instantly on purchase.LISZT EXERCISE (1/2): "Scales in Chords" Tutorial
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Get some help! Name these chords using the Roman numeral plus a letter to show the inversion. The first one has been done as an example. Write one note between the given notes, to complete the following chords. Video Courses by MyMusicTheory. Grade 6 Course. Introduction to Harmony A2. Triads and Chords A2.Suriye arap porno
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Melodic Decoration A5. Melodic Decoration Exercises A6. Harmonizing a Melody I A7. Harmonising a Melody Exercises A8. Figured Bass an Introduction A8.Home Copyright Contact. Recorder Songs. A set of 12 worksheets. Students learn to trace, copy, colour and draw symbols, notes and rests commonly used in music.
Practice in copying them onto their positions on the staff is provided in large, medium and smaller sizes. A set of 12 worksheets identical to those in the set above but using the words 'whole note' 'half note' 'quarter note' etc.
Teaches students to identify and draw notes in their proper positions on the staff and to learn their names and values by means of crossword puzzle, maze, tracing and other varied and interesting activities. Contains wordsearches, crosswords, quizzes, tracing, copying and other activities to teach students to identify and draw clefs, notes, rests and other music symbols in common use.
Contains puzzles, matching games, crosswords, word transfers and hidden stories to help teach students to identify the notes on the treble and bass staves. Students can trace, copy, colour in and fill in missing notes and letter names to teach just five notes up and five notes down from middle C. Suitable for younger keyboard students. A set of 10 worksheets. Students can add bar lines, trace, copy, colour in and fill in missing notes and rests to learn the shapes and values of crotchets, minims and semibreves and their rests.
For young music students. A collection of activities including matching games, crosswords, word transfers and hidden stories to help teach all the notes on the treble stave. A collection of fun activities including matching games, crosswords, word transfers and hidden stories to help teach the names of notes using the alto or C clef.
A collection of fun activities including matching games, crosswords, word transfers and hidden stories to help teach the names of notes using the bass clef. A set of 24 worksheets. Activities include quizzes, wordsearches, crossword puzzles, jumbled letters and more to help students learn about the instruments of the orchestra. A set of 8 worksheets.
Recorder Fingering Worksheets A set of twelve worksheets of varying levels of difficulty to help students understand basic recorder fingering. A set of 5 worksheets, A4 size, containing basic information about the treble clef, bass clef, alto clef, tenor clef and neutral percussion clef. Click here for the same set on Letter Size. Stories, comprehension exercises, 'true or false' exercises, time-line and other activities to teach about the lives and works of JS Bach, George Handel and Henry Purcell.
Various activities to help reinforce the learning of basic time signatures.You'll see a staff with notes sliding from right to left. Wait until each note "hops" into place on the left, then identify that note by clicking the correct button at the bottom.
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If you were wrong the drill will "shake", and you can try again if you're quick. In this exercise, you will see a rhythm on the staff. Click the drum pad or press the spacebar on your keyboard to tap out the rhythm along with the metronome. Clef: Treble Key Signature Identification In this exercise, you'll see a staff with a key signature on it. Identify the name of the key signature.
Clef: Grand staff Guitar Frets Identify the notes on the staff by clicking the proper fret on the guitar fretboard pictured on the screen.
Note: Music for the guitar is written one octave higher than pitch actually played because the guitar is a transposing instrument. These exercises will improve your musical ability by developing a more intuitive understanding of what you hear.
These exercises will improve your understanding of music concepts and your speed at interpreting from the staff. Toggle navigation. Home Practice Exercises. In this exercise, you'll see a staff with a note on it. Identify the note by clicking the correct button at the bottom. Grand staff Treble Bass Alto viola. Soprano Mezzo-Soprano Tenor. Interval Building. In this exercise, you'll see a staff with one note and the name of an interval. Add in the second note to make the interval by clicking on the note button, then clicking on the staff.
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Learn more Buy. Note Identification Identify the displayed note.
Key Signature Identification Identify the displayed key signature. Interval Identification Identify the displayed interval. Scale Identification Identify the displayed scale.
Chord Identification Identify the displayed chord. Note Construction Construct the requested note. Key Signature Construction Construct the requested key signature. Interval Construction Construct the requested interval.
Scale Construction Construct the requested scale. Chord Construction Construct the requested chord. Keyboard Note Identification Identify the highlighted piano key. Keyboard Reverse Identification Identify the note by pressing a piano key.
Keyboard Interval Identification Identify the interval of the highlighted piano keys. Keyboard Scale Identification Identify the scale of the highlighted piano keys. Keyboard Chord Identification Identify the chord of the highlighted piano keys. Fretboard Note Identification Identify the note of the marked fretboard position. Fretboard Interval Identification Identify the interval of the marked fretboard positions. Fretboard Scale Identification Identify the scale of the marked fretboard positions.
Fretboard Chord Identification Identify the chord of the marked fretboard positions. Keyboard Ear Training Listen and press the piano key of the played note. Note Ear Training Listen and identify the played note. Interval Ear Training Listen and identify the played interval. Scale Ear Training Listen and identify the played scale. Chord Ear Training Listen and identify the played chord. Exercise Customizer Create a permanent link to a customized exercise. Code Checker Validate an exercise verification code.
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"A voice of exceptional dramatic flair and
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
An accomplished interpreter of the music of Bach, Mr. Anderson sings regularly as a soloist in Boston’s renowned Emmanuel Music Bach Cantata Series. He has been a featured soloist at the Aldeburgh, Carmel Bach, and Baldwin Wallace Bach Festivals. He has received particular acclaim for his portrayals of the Evangelists in Bach’s Passions, which he has performed throughout North America. Mr. Anderson is a prizewinner in the American Bach Society and Oratorio Society of New York Solo Competitions.
Recent performances from Mr. Anderson’s varied repertoire include the Boston premiere of Galina Grigorjeva’s On Leaving with the Boston Symphony, Handel’s Acis and Galatea (Damon) with the Mark Morris Dance Group; Scarlatti’s La Caduta de’ Decemviri with ACRONYM at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum; Bach’s Coffee Cantata with Boston Baroque; Mozart’s Requiem with the National Chorale at Avery Fisher Hall; Stravinsky’s Renard at Tanglewood and the Mostly Mozart Festival with the Mark Morris Dance Group; Handel’s Messiah with the Masterwork Chorus at Carnegie Hall; John Harbison’s Winter’s Tale with the Boston Modern Orchestra Project; and Britten’s Les Illuminations with The Orchestra of Indian Hill.
He has sung with conductors Masaaki Suzuki, Nicholas McGegan, Paul Goodwin, Harry Christophers, Martin Pearlman, John Harbison, Craig Smith, Julian Wachner, and Laurence Cummings and appeared as soloist with ensembles such as the Handel and Haydn Society, Boston Baroque, the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, Cantata Singers, and the Handel Choir of Baltimore.
Also recognized as a gifted performer of the American songbook, Mr. Anderson recently joined Keith Lockhart and the Boston Pops for their Bernstein Centennial Tribute at Boston Symphony Hall. In previous seasons, he has appeared with the Pops in Carousel (as Mr. Snow) and in celebrations of the music of Richard Rodgers and Cole Porter.
Mr. Anderson studied Classics at Harvard and voice at the New England Conservatory. He spent two seasons as a vocal fellow at the Tanglewood Music Center and was a Lorraine Hunt Lieberson Fellow with Emmanuel Music. He also trained in the James Collier Apprentice Artist Program at Des Moines Metro Opera, the Britten-Pears Young Artist Programme, and the Cincinnati Opera Resident Ensemble. Mr. Anderson is a Kansas native and lives in Boston with his husband John and daughter Nora.
Tenor Matthew Anderson is a versatile and compelling performer of opera, oratorio, and musical theater.


- MANGA & ANIME
Fellow singers support ‘Aniki’ Mizuki so show goes on
18:22 JST, December 12, 2022
Singer Ichiro Mizuki, known as the “king of anime songs,” said, “I will never retire in my lifetime,” at the concert he gave just 9 days before he died. Mishio Suzuki, the emcee of the concert, describes his passion in her latest column.
A concert titled “Mizuki Ichiro and Horie Mitsuko Futari no Anison #19” was held at the Yomiuri Otemachi Hall on Nov. 27, and I had the pleasure of moderating.
It’s a popular show that the veteran anime song singers have been doing since 2003. In past shows, Mizuki and Horie chatted, requested the other sing their rare songs, and “swapped” singing each other’s songs. Mizuki and Horie are the show’s executive producers, too, and the appeal of the show is that they carefully discuss the songs they will perform.
It’s a show about the two of them, as the title suggests, but Mizuki was at that time undergoing treatment for lung cancer and was unable to perform as he would like. For this reason, this year’s show also included three fellow singers to support him.
The show started with wheelchair-bound Mizuki and Horie reminiscing about their debuts. Looking nervous, middle-career anison (anime song) singer Takayoshi Tanimoto stood next to Mizuki and sang Mizuki’s debut song “Kimi ni Sasageru Boku no Uta” (My song dedicated to you) and his anison debut, “Genshi Shonen Ryu ga Yuku,” (Cave boy Ryu goes). The latter is the theme song of TV anime “Genshi Shonen Ryu” (“Ryu, The Cave Boy”), which aired more than 50 years ago.
Mizuki hummed along with Tanimoto before giving him a thumbs-up. Tanimoto’s show of relief drew warm applause from the audience.
Meanwhile, Horie sang “Juni-sai no Shinwa” (Mythology of a 12-year-old), which Mizuki had taught her how to sing. She also sang her own song “Ran no Uta” (The song of Ran), the closing theme of “Ryu, The Cave Boy.”
Mizuki and Horie were the singers for the opening and closing songs of the same anime. Reminiscing about working together for so long across their careers, Horie shared a story about Mizuki, who is affectionally called Aniki (Big bro) by fans and colleagues.
“At the time of recording ‘The Cave Boy’ songs, my session went smoothly, but his took so long, and Aniki still holds a grudge about this,” Horie said, as Mizuki smiled wryly.
Next, singer Hideaki Takatori came on stage to sing Mizuki’s signature song “Mazinger Z” among other tunes. Takatori, dressed in a suit, was also nervous, prompting Horie to ask, “Are you here for a wedding or something?”
Takatori said that some of anison of the Showa era (1926-1989) are difficult to sing, even though they are shorter than modern ones and may appear easy. “Aniki is amazing,” he added.
In the second half, veteran Akira Kushida took the stage and sang two ballads: “Lupin Sansei Ai no Tema” (Love theme from Lupin the Third) and “Yusha no Ken o Teni” (Brave sword in hand). He sang at the request of Mizuki who said, “I’d love to ask Kushida to sing a ballad.” Mizuki looked very happy when Kushida sang them powerfully.
Horie also sang her big hits such as the theme song from the anime “Hana no Ko Lunlun” (Lulu, the Flower Angel) and “Voltes V no Uta” (Voltes V song).
She said the show was “just like anison.” What she meant was the show exemplified the world of anison, which is about “bonding with friends,” “joining forces and moving forward” and “never giving up in hard times.”
I agree. This anison-like concert was not pulled off by the performers onstage, but also by the audience who supported Mizuki and the other singers with big, warm applause. The performers and the audience were able to share a warm and relaxing time together, despite the unconventional show.
The entire cast sang the opening song of the anime “Babil II” together to close the concert.
After the song, Mizuki said, “I will never retire in my lifetime,” and Mizuki and Horie sent the appreciative audience home by saying “I love you all!” with his signature pose depicting “Z” from Mazinger Z.
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