Blog by Yona Marie
Saturday February 12 2022, 9:22 AM
DJ Terms Vs. General Music Lingo I know a lot about music, songwriting, production, music theory, and so much more, but I just got a firm grasp on the world of DJing. It's a completely separate thing from the rest of the music industry. And...
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Thursday February 10 2022, 12:43 PM
Sound Healing Therapy Instruments  Can you meditate with music? The answer is yes! Sound healing therapy uses music and instruments to improve a person's physical and/or emotional health. If you need a few instruments that can help clear...
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Wednesday February 9 2022, 7:40 AM
Xylophones For Kids All the musical mommies, daddies, aunties, uncles, and grandmas love to give the kids in their family a cute, xylophone-like toy that will help them tune their musical ears and improve their development skills. The toy...
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Tuesday February 8 2022, 9:40 AM
Preparing For Your Studio Session You've got your studio session set and marked on your calendar. You've got the funds set aside and even some extra money in case you want to stay for a few extra hours. You've got the songs in mind that you...
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Monday February 7 2022, 9:00 AM
Diction For Singers  Diction is becoming a lost art in the eyes of music professionals thanks to popular genres like mumble rap and whisper rap. Sometimes, the inability to understand the words that the artist is saying on the track can...
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Friday February 4 2022, 10:01 AM
The Best Guitar Jokes  If you're a guitar player with a sense of humor, chances are that you've heard a few jokes about guitarists throughout the years, but a lot of them were super corny. There's a 'good corny' and there's a 'bad corny'...
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Thursday February 3 2022, 10:36 AM
What Is A Darbuka? The darbuka, often called the goblet drum, is a membranophone often used in Egyptian music culture, although it originated in Arabia. The term darbuka is derived from the Arabic word "daraba" which means to strike....
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Wednesday February 2 2022, 6:18 AM
Getting Listener Fatigue If you're a musician or a construction worker, you've probably experienced some form of listener fatigue due to prolonged loud noises. It may seem like the only and obvious answer is to take a break from the noise...
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Tuesday February 1 2022, 8:29 AM
What Is Solfege? Solfege, sometimes referred to as solfeggio or solfa, is a musical system that makes it easy to identify notes on a scale when it comes to Western music traditions.  With Solfege, people of all ages can easily learn about...
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Monday January 31 2022, 4:20 AM
What Is A Didgeridoo? Although it's not usual for a woman to play this instrument, I find it a fascinating thing to see, hear, and research. As a staple in the Australian aboriginal culture, the didgeridoo is a large wind instrument that...
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Saturday January 29 2022, 6:15 AM
Funny Piano Jokes There is always great humor to be found in the music world. Although piano playing may not be as popular as it used to be, the classic jokes never get old. Throw in more modern twists with the jokes, and you'll have a room...
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Thursday January 27 2022, 12:01 PM
Guitar Gloves  Do you have a unique circumstance that makes it difficult for you to play the guitar with your fingers comfortably? Many people are dealing with problems, including allergies, excessive pain, sweating, cramps, and many more...
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Wednesday January 26 2022, 10:41 AM
The Origins Of Opera  If you're not familiar with opera , you may mistakenly think that there is only one language you can perform opera music in. This is not true at all! Operas have been created in over 100 different languages, including...
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Tuesday January 25 2022, 7:08 AM
Why Does Music Sound Faster At Night? Do you ever notice that it seems like songs have a faster tempo when you play them in the night hours compared to playing them first thing in the morning? You're not alone, and you're not crazy. A lot...
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Monday January 24 2022, 7:13 AM
What Is Vocal Agility? Vocal agility is the ability to move through sung notes with fluidity and accuracy. Singers with a significant amount of vocal agility can hit a large number of notes in a short time. Singing with an agile voice...
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