Music

Continuing on last week’s article, we dive into a deeper and more complex form, sonata-allegro. This form is used mainly in classical music; understanding the inner workings of this form will lead to a higher appreciation of many classical works. It’s my belief that many people are turned off by classical music simply because they…

Practicing is necessary when it comes to learning an instrument. Here are a few tips to help your practice sessions run smoothly and efficiently. 1. Warmup: Don’t underestimate the power of a good warmup! Whether it’s doing scales, etudes or some fundamental exercises, a warmup prepares your body, instrument and mind for the music you’re…

For beginning piano students, or those looking to upgrade, there can be many questions about what kind of instrument to buy. There are various pros and cons that go into purchasing a keyboard or piano that every parent and student should be aware of. Here are a few helpful ideas to guide you to a…

Continuing from last week’s blog, this installment continues to explain the history of classical music with a hope that students may retain a deeper understanding and appreciation of this genre. Remember, studying classical music enables minds to easily explore other genres of music, but with better analytical thought. The desired result is a musician who…