Music Theory can be intimidating to learn as a beginner with no prior knowledge, however, it can improve your music writing skills significantly!
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Sight reading?
It takes a lot of practice....
It's interesting because you just keep on practicing and you don't really even think much about how good you can sight read. You just keep reading and reading, and years after, you realize that it almost becomes second nature to sight read, and it also becomes fun.
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Sight reading?
It takes a lot of practice....
It's interesting because you just keep on practicing and you don't really even think much about how good you can sight read. You just keep reading and reading, and years after, you realize that it almost becomes second nature to sight read, and it also becomes fun.
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According to research from the University of Zurich, regularly playing a musical instrument changes the shape and power of the brain. It found that musicians have structurally and functionally different brains when compared to non-musicians. In fact, it’s indicated that playing music can increase IQ by up to 7 points in both adults and children.
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According to research from the University of Zurich, regularly playing a musical instrument changes the shape and power of the brain. It found that musicians have structurally and functionally different brains when compared to non-musicians. In fact, it’s indicated that playing music can increase IQ by up to 7 points in both adults and children.
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New research suggests that practicing Bach and Beethoven can build up the brain.
More than ever, a well-paying career requires sharp mental skills. People who can process information quickly, ignore distractions, and switch smoothly from one task to another are at an enormous advantage in the workplace.
New research identifies one subset of the population that disproportionately possesses those precise abilities: trained, experienced musicians.
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New research suggests that practicing Bach and Beethoven can build up the brain.
More than ever, a well-paying career requires sharp mental skills. People who can process information quickly, ignore distractions, and switch smoothly from one task to another are at an enormous advantage in the workplace.
New research identifies one subset of the population that disproportionately possesses those precise abilities: trained, experienced musicians.
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So, how much do concert pianists make?
A concert pianist makes $50,000 per year on average. This does not include travel, dining, and other performance related costs. Some of the worlds top concert pianists make between $25,000 – $75,000 per concert. Other income includes endorsement deals, masterclass events, and album sales.
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So, how much do concert pianists make?
A concert pianist makes $50,000 per year on average. This does not include travel, dining, and other performance related costs. Some of the worlds top concert pianists make between $25,000 – $75,000 per concert. Other income includes endorsement deals, masterclass events, and album sales.
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Would like to share, if we want to buy a piano, what type should we buy?
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How does a Grand Piano work - Part 2?
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