Posts Tagged ‘time’

The Symphony through Time

Have you felt being carried to faraway places as you listen to the great music that comes from an orchestra? Yes, practically nothing could beat the way that an orchestra creates music. It makes you feel like you’re in the clouds listening to angelic voices. Since Ancient Egypt, the orchestra has evolved to the modern orchestra that we have now. But what comprises the modern orchestra?
 
Basically, an orchestra is composed of different instruments that blend harmoniously together to create an enchanting music. There are different classifications of musical instruments that are used in the modern orchestra. These are the woodwinds, the brass, the percussion, the keyboards and the strings. These classifications are further subdivided into different instruments.
 
The woodwinds is composed of the piccolo, bassoons, contrabassoon, flutes, oboes, English horn, clarinets in B-flat, and bass clarinets in E-flat. The brass classification includes French Horns in F, tuba, trumpets in B-flat, Euphonium, and trombones. The keyboards are the celesta and piano. The strings are violins I & II, cellos, violas, and double basses. Lastly, the percussion instruments include the snare drum, bass [...]

Events in London

So how can you tell me you’re lonely, and say for you that the sun don’t shine?Let me take you by the hand and lead you through the streets of LondonI’ll show you something to make you change your mind
Ralph McTell
Never did words ring so true as these! Think London and the first thing that comes to your mind is vivacity, euphoria and restlessness spilling from every corner. A city where heritag

Your Child and Guitar Lessons

Some parents who feel that they want to give their child every opportunity in life will think about enlisting their offspring in a course of guitar or piano lessons at an early age. This article will look at some of the questions raised on the subject of a child’s guitar lessons. Firstly there is the burning question of whether a parent’s wishes of a “good education” for their child should totally overrule the child’s natural pr

Getting a Good Acoustic Response by Treating Your Room

Remember when popular bands had to be flown out of town just to record at some multi-million dollar recording facility built on several acres of land? They had rooms large enough to record an entire symphony orchestra and had great sounding natural reverb and room response.
Most of those studios today have either closed down or downsized because of the home studio revolution. All across the globe, people are starti

Freeze the Body, Force the Mind: the Ritualization of Thanatophobia in Everyday Life

I stand, you sit.  I speak, you listen.  I could also sing.  In fact, my seventh-grade daughter, Kaiyuh, sings in her school choir.  My wife and I attended a choir concert in which 6th, 7th and 8th grade vocalists and musicians performed on stage for about two hours.  We sat in the audience and listened.  The vocalists stood, like I am now, and performed.  Part of their performance required using their voice