Music Articles
136: Marian McPartland: The Grand Lady Of Jazz Piano
A born child prodigy, Marian Portland started playing the piano at the age of three. She is formally trained in both the violin and the piano. Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz radio program on which she interviews jazz pianists and plays duets with them is on National Public Radio and has been a favorite of jazz lovers for decades.
137: How To Play The Piano WIth Just Two Simple Chords
A lesson for beginning musicians on how to play full songs by understanding just two chords.
138: Guitar Power Chords - How To Sound Like A Superstar Guitar Fast
What's the Deal with Power Chords? If you have ever heard any rock music, punk, heavy metal or any other form of music that features over driven, distorted guitar sounds, then you have definitely hea
139: Do Music & Presidential Politics Mix? You Bet!
People were surprised to learn that the former President, Bill Clinton, plays the saxophone. But, several other Presidents of the United States of American were musically gifted as well, such as Harry Truman and Richard Nixon, both of whom played the piano.
140: Majorca And All That Jazz
Cheap flights, a sunshine holiday, and ten months of jazz music.
There's never been a better time for jazz fans to visit Majorca.
141: Dancing And The Music Of Yesteryear
These things never seem to go out of style.
142: Danny Fernandes Inverview by Verve Girl
Danny Fernandes sat down and spoke with Verve Girl. His new CD titled "INTRO" will be in stores October 14, 2008
143: Phish Returns: Hampton Comes Alive In March
Phish will reunite for a series of shows this March. As of press time, the quartet's first full performances since 2004 will take place at Hampton, VA's Hampton Coliseum on March 6, 7 and 8, 2009. Ear
144: Music Technology in the Last 30 Years.
Music Technology has dramatically undoubtedly come a long way over the last 30 years. The term generally refers to any use of technological equipment in the creation or performance of music, but latel
145: Music Never Dies
This article was after the selection of top ten artists by panel of judges at NME.com and consists of details about Mr. Steve Conway whose music was selected as top ten best music in the music industry across the world. Mr. Conway started his life as an independant freelancer and is now a top star.
146: The New World of Internet Radio
Tired of the same old radio stations on your AM/FM dial? Thanks to internet radio, we no longer have to listen to music that we’re not really interested in. With pretty much any style of music you could be interested in, there’s something there for everyone.
147: New Kid In Town, An Eagles Classic To Be Treasured
Smooth, soothing, relaxing, simply beautiful. All are adjectives that could be used to describe this great Eagles song. The highlight and strength of "New Kid In Town" is the arrangement of the singers' voices throughout. It was not an easy arrangement to make but it certainly turned out to be pretty much perfect.
148: Borderline, A Classic Dance Tune From Madonna
Any collection of the all time classic songs cannot be complete without featuring the world's most successful female recording artist, Madonna. "Borderline" is one of her first major successes that launched her to super stardom.
149: Presence of Best Song Writers
This article was after the selection of top ten artists by panel of judges at NME.com and consists of details about Mr. Steve Conway whose music was selected as top ten best music in the music industry across the world. Mr. Conway started his life as an independant freelancer and is now a top star.
150: 4 Practical Strategies To Take Your Piano Playing To The Next Level
4 practical tips and strategies for musicians who want to take their playing to the next level!
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