by Manuel Marino | Music
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A music shop is a captivating place to visit, where one can find and admire all the instruments that create beautiful melodies. For those who are not yet musicians, these shops serve as the starting point for their magical journey into the world of auditory delights. Let’s take a look at some of the products that can be found in the realm of sounds.
Pianos are akin to playing a harp with small felt-covered hammers, resulting in a pleasing and soulful outcome for the ear. These instruments come in three models: spinet, console, and grand. Additionally, there is an electronic adaptation called the Electronic Piano. All of these are touch-sensitive and cater to the expressive demands of composers.
Guitars are also acoustic instruments with six strings that can be plucked, picked, or strummed. By selecting single notes or chords, one can create auditory beauty The Allure of Aesthetics: How Beauty Shapes Our World - In a world increasingly dominated by data and algorithms, the influence of aesthetics often seems to be an afterthought. However, the role of beauty and design in our lives is far from trivial; it shapes our perceptions, triggers emotional responses, and plays a … ...Read the rest.
“An Overview Of A Music Store”
by Manuel Marino | Music
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In the past, writing with pencil and paper was the only available method for composers, and it was considered the norm. However, even in today’s modern technological era, some composers, especially those born before 1940, still prefer and choose to write using this traditional approach, despite the advancements in contemporary technology. Why would someone forego the tools of the 21st century in favor of the rudimentary pencil and paper method?
Often, a piece of music is imagined internally within a composer’s mind. Sitting down at an instrument like a guitar or piano can actually be a distraction from what they are hearing internally. The main advantage of composing with pencil and paper is the ability to focus on the musical vision without being sidetracked. It allows one to remain in a meditative state and concentrate on listening intently, capturing what they hear. Pencil and paper-based composition doesn’t impose any predefined sound suggestions, allowing the composer to create the music as it naturally comes to them, without being influenced by the sound produced by an instrument. Sometimes, playing a melody on a piano or keyboard can divert the composer’s attention, causing them to lose sight of the overall … ...Read the rest.
“Composing With Pencil and Paper”
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