The Cat Concerto Music - Arranged version of Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt
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The Cat Concerto Music - Arranged version of Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 by Franz Liszt
#TomAndJerry #Liszt #HungarianRhapsody #CatConcerto #YannieTan
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
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.
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.
#ConcertPianist #Income #Student #Career
I'm loving this video... the amazing video arrangement, choreography, effects and of course the playing skills! ????????
I'm impressed! They really do sound like bees. ?
How can they get oxygen while doing this?!
Young Richard Clayderman live performing his Top Hits: Ballade Pour Adeline
What a beautiful rendition ?
at 0:56 - I was indulged
at 2:30 - I was impressed
at 3:00 - rtyujfdnvbnfkdb… sorry, my jaw hit the keyboard.
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Came across this post on some cool piano designs~ never have I thought piano could look like these! ?
In today’s modern, fast-paced world, where stress takes its daily, unrelenting toll on us, it may be worthwhile to take a step back and explore sound’s healing effects.
The PH Grand Piano combines elements from the Bauhaus tradition, fine arts, modernist architecture, modern design and the more traditional organic forms. It is a contemporary work of art. Steel and leather bound with a lightness of being. Graceful legs dancing to the beat of a different drummer.
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The PH Grand Piano combines elements from the Bauhaus tradition, fine arts, modernist architecture, modern design and the more traditional organic forms. It is a contemporary work of art. Steel and leather bound with a lightness of being. Graceful legs dancing to the beat of a different drummer.
Would like to share, if we want to buy a piano, what type should we buy?
Was wondering, how many types of piano are there?
- Grand piano types: Small Grand, Baby Grand, Medium Grand, Living Room Grand, Professional Grand, Drawing Room Grand, Parlour Grand, Semi Concert Grand, Concert Grand...
- Vertical piano types: Spinet, Console, Studio, Upright...
Was wondering, how many types of piano are there?
- Grand piano types: Small Grand, Baby Grand, Medium Grand, Living Room Grand, Professional Grand, Drawing Room Grand, Parlour Grand, Semi Concert Grand, Concert Grand...
- Vertical piano types: Spinet, Console, Studio, Upright...
What was the original name for PIANO?
The instrument was actually first named "clavicembalo col piano e forte" (literally, a harpsichord that can play soft and loud noises). This was shortened to the now common name, "piano."
O Fortuna secret revealed ?
#Ofortuna #CarminaBurana #Funny #MedievalMusic
O Fortuna secret revealed ?
#Ofortuna #CarminaBurana #Funny #MedievalMusic
Literally add colours to a piece ?
So, everyone except him can play that piece... LoL ?
Anyone felt like this before?
#Chopin #VictorBorge
So, everyone except him can play that piece... LoL ?
Anyone felt like this before?
#Chopin #VictorBorge
I have been exploring the beautiful countryside and small villages of rural Suffolk and by chance happened across this fourteenth-century Church called St Peter and Paul's. Composer Benjamin Britten is buried here in the Church grounds. I discover a beautiful Steinway Grand Piano in the church.
I have been exploring the beautiful countryside and small villages of rural Suffolk and by chance happened across this fourteenth-century Church called St Peter and Paul's. Composer Benjamin Britten is buried here in the Church grounds. I discover a beautiful Steinway Grand Piano in the church.
Highlights of International concert pianist Máire Carroll’s performance of Hidden Pianos Beneath the Quays at the Old Pump House which served No. 1 Graving Dock and was built in 1908. A truly enchanting performance in a truly unique setting!
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**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.
How to add a Post
- Select a Discussion Group on the left.
- Type in the box at the top.
- Post it!
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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.