Mar
31
2011
Entertainment night would be more fun if you invite some of your best friends along. No matter where you would go, it would always be delightful to share it with your best buddies around you. But, you should remember that having fun doesn’t always come in fancy and expensive. You can start with small but end up big. Therefore, there is only one left thing to do, turn on your computer and visit one reputable casino site to have fun. Online casinos will be your perfect spot. Find loads of excitement by playing the game and earn great benefits from it right now.
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Mar
24
2011
We will learn the basic minimum knowledge needed to play a musical instrument, especially piano. If you already understand this basic, you can pass it. Our discussion will be divided in two parts below. You “must” know and understand these concepts. Do not be afraid, it’s really easy . And get ready .. you will play the first track immediately
The first in a piano course materials certainly are familiar with the names of keys on the keyboard. It’s not as complicated as envisaged. There are 12 unique keys on the keyboard that are named in alphabetical from A to G. In short, first learned the name of the position of the white button now. Look closely, you should do in front of a real keyboard. When you’ve felt has been adept at understanding the name and position of these keys, try to close your eyes first. Press any white key , open your eyes again and just answer what button you press earlier.
Chord is a collection of notes that are played (pressed) simultaneously. Easy right? The number of notes are played depends on the type of his chords, while the scale is a sequence of notes. example. the famous Scale is C Major scale, which you can play now. Begin pressing the C and play every white button until you get the C button on it again .. You certainly do not hear the familiar tone sequence of this scale .. Yeah right?
That’s only one scale alone of the several hundred other scale. Do not be frightened for the first, the good news, we just need to know some kind of scale can play a song just for pop and rock.
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Mar
22
2011
Why is Music Important for Kids?
This question has been debated for as long as time has existed. Even the great Greek and Roman philosophers approached the question: is music something that should be taught and does it help the development of children? Plato answered “I would teach children music, physics, and philosophy; but most importantly music, for in the patterns of music and all arts are the keys to learning.” And again “what then is the education to be? Perhaps we could hardly find a better than that which the experience of the past has already discovered, which consists, I believe, in gymnastic, for the body, and music for the mind.”
In all cultures of the world music plays an important role. While these roles may change depending on the culture it is impossible to separate music from the life of an individual. While some may argue the role of music in our lives it is impossible to escape it. Even in the popular culture of Australia it is impossible to go shopping without hearing music. Music provides a means of communication and expression of culture and individual identity.
Children are immersed in music from birth and will be for their entire life. If this is the case why teach it? Is not the constant immersion in music enough? To this I say; is the fact that we witness the results of scientific principals on a day to day basis result in the understanding of those scientific principles? No it does not and likewise for music it does not either. The day to day encounters we have with music can move us but the understanding of this music can help us grow as individuals.
In many cultures the family plays the main role in music education. Families are most commonly the ones that teach children the music of their culture. As young children, we are commonly sung nursery rhymes. These provide entertainment for the child and often information in small repeated fashion. Children learn through the repetition and structure that the information was delivered in. many nursery rhymes teach fundamental life lesson and therefore sets music up as a means of educating. Children learn from music from a young age and will continue to for the rest of their lives. In a world where globalization and consumerism are dominating cultural identities are drifting into the background and children are more likely to be sung pop songs as lullaby’s than nursery rhymes. The benefit of nursery rhymes and progressive learning has become an issue. Children are missing out on fundamental learning opportunities.
The Mozart effect which gained a large following in the 1990’s claimed that listening to Mozart as a baby will make a child smarter. While this movement was short lived and there is little proof that it works there has been no denying that children who learn music will achieve higher in other aspects of their academic life. In earning music children learn to express their identities, gain confidence and develop sense of time and space. A research team at the university of Munster in Germany discovered that students who study music have more developed abstract reasoning skills which are closely linked to learning in the areas of science and maths.
I do not believe that there is any argument to this question…music is a vital part of a child’s education and should be taken seriously. Listening to music is not enough! A child must learn to think musically and that is what will help assist the development of the child and their academic development.
written by Gemma Lee from www.shinemusic.com.au teachers of piano, saxophone, violin, singing, drums, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, flute and clarinet
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