By For Publisher on December 23, 2011
For some the question of “Where do I move?” may seem a little bizarre, for others it may incur fear, stress, and restlessness of the unknown. It is assumed that every five years 17% of the population will move house. To some of those the likelihood of moving to a new city or perhaps country [...]
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By For Publisher on December 20, 2011
Are you frustrated when you try to explain your taste in music? Fortunately, one of the benefits of learning a musical instrument is a better understanding of your own musical taste. Learn to play an instrument, and soon you will be able to discuss what works or doesn’t work for you, in music.
Learn to [...]
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By For Publisher on December 19, 2011
The National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago published a survey in the year 2002 stating that 22 percent of men and 15% of women shared sexual intimacy with someone other than their spouse.
Regardless of the actual numbers of infidelity, the act of cheating seems to have become more widespread and [...]
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By For Publisher on December 12, 2011
Guitar chords, (note groups played specifically on a guitar,) differ only from other types of chords by virtue of instrument; they’re simply a series of three or more notes played together. These notes don’t necessarily have to be played simultaneously, however.
Broken chords (also referred to as arpeggios) are three [...]
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By For Publisher on December 6, 2011
It may seem like finding a purpose has become sort of a psychology buzz word for these days. The truth is, however, living for a purpose really will give your life meaning and structure. To have a purpose is a step beyond simply having a goal in life. A goal can be very materialistic, but [...]
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By For Publisher on November 30, 2011
Sometimes the teacher learns more from the student than the student does from the teacher. Hopefully, not too often, but today I would like to share with you some great practicing ideas that have come from my piano students over the years:
1. A Colonel in Virginia that I taught for [...]
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