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A nocturne is a musical composition that reflects the moods and feelings of night time. Although the name nocturne comes from the French word for “nocturnal,” the origins of the term in music were first used in Italy in the 18th century. The Italian notturno signified the time of day the piece should be performed (typically after 11pm) and was commonly used as to described a piece with several movements which were meant to be played at different times of night.
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A nocturne is a musical composition that reflects the moods and feelings of night time. Although the name nocturne comes from the French word for “nocturnal,” the origins of the term in music were first used in Italy in the 18th century. The Italian notturno signified the time of day the piece should be performed (typically after 11pm) and was commonly used as to described a piece with several movements which were meant to be played at different times of night.
#Nocturne #nightpiece #Chopin #JohnField #History #Theory #Genre #RomanticPeriod
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In Numeric Scores, or Jianpu, we have a note that is called the “movable Do”. In different keys, this “movable Do” represents different notes, i.e D, F, G. From this Do, we can derive Re, Mi and so on...
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In Numeric Scores, or Jianpu, we have a note that is called the “movable Do”. In different keys, this “movable Do” represents different notes, i.e D, F, G. From this Do, we can derive Re, Mi and so on...
#jianpu #MovableDo #Chinese #NumericScores
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An overview of several features of Medieval music
#Medieval #RomanEmpire #Renaissance
An overview of several features of Medieval music
#Medieval #RomanEmpire #Renaissance
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How much can you score? ?
#Origin #Culture #country #instrument #history
How much can you score? ?
#Origin #Culture #country #instrument #history
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This article is not meant to be a complaint, rather a way for lefties to feel a sense of solidarity in their struggles. It could also be a good platform for right-handed musicians to understand the frustrations of their left-handed musician friends... ?
#lefthander
This article is not meant to be a complaint, rather a way for lefties to feel a sense of solidarity in their struggles. It could also be a good platform for right-handed musicians to understand the frustrations of their left-handed musician friends... ?
#lefthander
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Created by French piano pedagogue and composer Charles Louis-Hanon, Hanon exercises consist of independent finger practice. The finger exercises train the pianist in speed, agility, strength and precision of all the fingers, as well as training wrist flexibility. Hanon himself developed 60 finger exercises and assembled them into a book called The Virtuoso Pianist - first published in 1873. Split into three different levels of difficulty they are suitable for all levels and abilities.... See More
Created by French piano pedagogue and composer Charles Louis-Hanon, Hanon exercises consist of independent finger practice. The finger exercises train the pianist in speed, agility, strength and precision of all the fingers, as well as training wrist flexibility. Hanon himself developed 60 finger exercises and assembled them into a book called The Virtuoso Pianist - first published in 1873. Split into three different levels of difficulty they are suitable for all levels and abilities.
#Hanon #Student #Teacher #practice #FingerExercise #Virtuoso
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A weekly practice schedule planned based on science.
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Following the announcement of major changes coming to the ABRSM Piano syllabus in 2021, MusicOnline UK had a Skype hangout session to hear out some opinions from different people.
#NewSyllabus #ABRSM #2021-2022 #Changes
Following the announcement of major changes coming to the ABRSM Piano syllabus in 2021, MusicOnline UK had a Skype hangout session to hear out some opinions from different people.
#NewSyllabus #ABRSM #2021-2022 #Changes
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Tips to score well in your pieces for ABRSM.
#Examination #Pieces #ABRSM #Tips
Tips to score well in your pieces for ABRSM.
#Examination #Pieces #ABRSM #Tips
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Some tips to score well in the aural section ?
#Aural #ABRSM #Tips #Examination
Some tips to score well in the aural section ?
#Aural #ABRSM #Tips #Examination
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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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How to sound like Erik Satie?
#ErikSatie #GreatComposer #Impressionist #HowTo
How to sound like Erik Satie?
#ErikSatie #GreatComposer #Impressionist #HowTo
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How to sound like Chopin?
#Chopin #HowTo #GreatComposers
How to sound like Chopin?
#Chopin #HowTo #GreatComposers
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If you don't know how to use the pedal properly -- you can end up creating a big muddy mess of sound. Let's see how we can use the pedal properly to sound better ?
#Pedal #Sustenuto
If you don't know how to use the pedal properly -- you can end up creating a big muddy mess of sound. Let's see how we can use the pedal properly to sound better ?
#Pedal #Sustenuto
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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.
#SightReading #Student #Teacher
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The Cat Concerto Music - Arranged version of Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt
#TomAndJerry #Liszt #HungarianRhapsody #CatConcerto #YannieTan... See More
The Cat Concerto Music - Arranged version of Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt
#TomAndJerry #Liszt #HungarianRhapsody #CatConcerto #YannieTan
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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.
#IQ #Student #Musicians
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Register and Perform
**Canceled**
Pianovers Meetup #149 (Valentine's Day Themed) - Recital Registration
[Event details]
9 Feb 2020
5pm to 9pm
Suntec City, Tower 5, Office Lobby
[Themed Meetup]
1. You're encouraged to play Romantic and Love pieces.
2. Dedicate your piece to your loved ones.
https://www.thepiano.sg/piano/event/2020/02/09/pianovers... See More
**Canceled**
Pianovers Meetup #149 (Valentine's Day Themed) - Recital Registration
[Event details]
9 Feb 2020
5pm to 9pm
Suntec City, Tower 5, Office Lobby
[Themed Meetup]
1. You're encouraged to play Romantic and Love pieces.
2. Dedicate your piece to your loved ones.
https://www.thepiano.sg/piano/event/2020/02/09/pianovers-meetup-149-vale...
[Programmes]
1700 - 1830, mingling with Pianovers
1830 - 2015, registered players play for us
2015 - 2020, group picture
2020 - 2100, open playing, and socialising
[Registration for Piano-only Performance]
If you'd like to play for us a piece, register your interest by posting a comment to this, with the following:
1. The title of the piece you want to play
2. The composer of the piece
3. The estimated playing time (e.g. 2m 20s)
[Registration for Ensemble Performance]
If you'd like to play for us a piece, register your interest by posting a comment to this, with the following:
1. The title of the piece you want to play
2. The composer of the piece
3. The estimated playing time (e.g. 2m 20s)
4. All players and their respective instruments
5. Please read our FAQs to learn more about this new format.
[Additional Notes]
1. Registered players will play first, followed by non-registered players.
2. Each registered player has a maximum playing time of ~5min, not limited by the number of pieces.
3. For each Pianover Meetup, the list of registered players will be posted on our website. Thus, you can build a performing profile over time.
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Climb Every Mountain. Composer: Richard Rodgers. 3 mins
Prelude in B minor by Fryderyk Chopin ( about 2 mins)
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Due to the sudden change to alert Dorscon Orange, and after careful consideration of the current situation, community feedback and considering the safety and health of our... See More
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
Due to the sudden change to alert Dorscon Orange, and after careful consideration of the current situation, community feedback and considering the safety and health of our Pianovers, we have decided to *cancel* Pianovers Meetups until further notice.
We seek your understanding and we would like to apologise for the inconvenience caused by this decision and we look forward to organising the next Meetup when the situation improves.
Thanks to all Pianovers who have been supporting Pianovers Meetups and our activities.
Please help to share this news with fellow Pianovers.
We thank you for your support and wish everyone good health! In the meantime, please remain vigilant, stay healthy and safe.
Together we can!
For those who might be interested. Since the Meetup has been postponed, I have uploaded my "virtual" performance for my pieces on Youtube at:
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For those who might be interested. Since the Meetup has been postponed, I have uploaded my "virtual" performance for my pieces on Youtube at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_cRyFrz3zk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7mJa-3CvMB8
Do share here if you have uploaded something.