I read an interesting article today about at what age should a child learn to read music notes, here’s an exerpt: “Generally speaking, a child’s first experience with music is well matched with the beginning of his/her schooling. Many kindergarteners can benefit from a few lessons, and most first graders can start taking regular lessons. [...]
With the coronor now saying that Michael Jackson’s death is a homocide, it got me thinking about all the things he brought to music over the years. He was a great dancer He could entertain a crowd like none other His music writing ability was incredible, even if you never cared for his style. I’ve [...]
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I read an interesting article today on how if you help your child learn to read music, they get smarter! It was a great insight on the value of music education, learning music theory and learning to read music. Here’s a quote today from the Tehran times! I can’t believe I’m quoting an Iranian newspaper: [...]
What’s the one word no one wants to talk about when it comes to learning how to read music? Repetition. I know, I know: not the most exciting form of learning in the world, and it’s certainly not what people want to hear when they set out to learn to read music, but the simple fact is it [...]
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