Articles, tagged with "violin", page 1

Learning ear training has been in practice for so many years. In the 1980s, you used to spend a fortune to learn online training. This included bunches of cassettes which have all the instructions for the ear training audio course. Alittle upgradation was...

Filomena Tobias Liliana began her career in music as a talented violinist and trumpet player before more recently moving on to production. Music is a competitive industry littered with the forgotten remains of countless careers, and only time will tell if...

An article about not only a great ballet dancer but a truly inspiring friend of mine. I, for the most part am an opera fan yet the ballet is and has always been what I consider to be the most graceful of all the performing arts. As it combines music ...

The Comtoise clock style is just one of the two types of grandfather clocks. This French clock generally differs from the other type, because of its pot-belly case and the use of curves in the mainly straight lined grandfather clock designs. The Comtoi...

A Star is Made: Where does talent really come from? Reviewing a new 900 page academic book The Cambridge Handbook of Expertise and Expert Performance that will be published this month, Freakonomics authors report some very interesting findings. (I h...