Trying to find new musicians to listen to can be difficult. Back in the day, there were shows like American Bandstand that showcased new music and new artists. However, shows like that don’t exist anymore, so trying to find new musicians that you can listen to can be hard. If you know where to look, you can still find up and coming musicians to listen to and follow. Local Venues…
Read More »Do you have a child who loves music? Have you considered sending your child to a summer camp for young musicians? A summer music camp is a great choice, and it’s not just because your child will get better at music. Here are five reasons for sending your child to a music camp that you might not have considered. Be in Harmony With Other Kids The summer music camp experience allows your young musician to spend time with kids who have similar passions and talents.…
Read More »If you’re a fan of rap albums, you will know that the rapper often use the homes of their youth as subject matter for their albums. For many New York City based rappers, the homes were apartment buildings in the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) system. These are often referred to as “the projects.” Below are three of the most famous housing projects mentioned in three of the most iconic rap albums of all time.…
Read More »If you’ve been playing a beginner-level guitar that didn’t cost much money, you might have your eye set on a brand-name instrument as your skills begin to improve. If you’re on a tight budget, however, it can be worthwhile to think about making some upgrades to your current instrument to improve its sound and playability, while also putting money aside for the guitar of your dreams. Many music shops also sell a wide range of accessories and parts, and it’s possible for the average person to perform many simple upgrades on his or her own.…
Read More »If you’re heading into a professional recording studio for the first time, it’s going to be a lot different than when you were recording in your home with your computer and a cheap microphone. These studios are set up so that you sound as good as possible, and that also means they’ve got expensive equipment and are probably very busy. Knowing a few etiquette rules, such as these three, will help you stay on the studio owner’s good side.…
Read More »If your child has shown interest in learning how to play a trombone in the school band, and you do not have the funds available to buy a brand new instrument, you may want to consider purchasing a used trombone for their use. Used instruments can be a great value if they had been cared for appropriately by the previous owner. Here are some steps to revitalize a used trombone so it looks like new.…
Read More »If you have been singing country music songs for several years and would like to promote your talent in order to gain fans, the following tips may help. Once people become aware of your presence and enjoy the songs that you perform, you will be well on your way to achieving your goal of stardom and success. Distribute Bumper Stickers, Posters, And Other Promotional Items Order bumper stickers, posters, and other promotional items from an advertising specialist that showcase your talents.…
Read More »March isn’t the only time of the year to host an Irish themed soiree. The summer presents an excellent opportunity to turn a traditional backyard get together into an enjoyable and memorable ceilidh, or Irish, party. If you have a love for traditional Irish music and culture, here are just a handful of tips to help you plan an awesome event. Hire A Caterer What’s the point of having an Irish themed event if you are going to eat traditional American favorites like hotdogs and hamburgers?…
Read More »Having a Bosendorfer piano in your home can bring joy and music to everyone in the house. Many people love to have a piano in their house, even if it is not played often. However, regardless of the amount of time it has been played, a piano needs careful care and maintenance. Here are some things that you should know about caring for a piano. Pay Attention To The Wood…
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