(Level 3). By David Carr Glover. For Piano. Method/Instruction; Piano – Glover Library. David Carr Glover Piano Library. Book. 32 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing
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Question by liberalvocalist: Is piano or voice lessons more important for college?
I’ve been studying voice for a long time and I absolutely love it, but I’ve heard that piano is more important to study in high school if you’re interested in majoring in music (which I am, vocal performance) since choir will prepare your voice. I can’t take both and I don’t want to give up my voice lessons, but I don’t want to hurt my chances by not knowing piano.
Best answer:
Answer by Hombre de San Juan
Having the ability to play the piano will help you tremendously in music school. It will probably be a required course towards your degree, and it will also help you out with music theory.
There is a very good chance that your voice teacher also teaches piano. Talk to him/her about your desire to major in music, and ask if it might be possible to use a portion (maybe 1/3?) of your lesson time for piano lessons. This would be a “best of both worlds” situation for you!
Best of luck to you!
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(Step-byStep to Mastery of the Piano). By Howard Kasschau. For piano solo. Piano Method. Piano Technique. 64 pages. G. Schirmer #ED2348. Published by G. Schirmer
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(Step-byStep to Mastery of the Piano). By Howard Kasschau. For piano solo. Piano Method. Piano Technique. 64 pages. G. Schirmer #ED2347. Published by G. Schirmer
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Question by frodobaggins115: For piano teachers: Is a Grand Piano really necissary to own if I want to major in music?
I’ve heard that a grand piano is a must for those majoring in music, because an upright just doesn’t have the capabilities required to play certain pieces of music with the right technique. I was just curious what my fellow musicians thought of this. And please if you aren’t a musician, music major, or music teacher, don’t answer.
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Answer by Monica K
I would consider checking out a full-size keyboard with weighted keys. My daughter just started piano lessons and we bought a Yamaha (YPG-625). We live in an apartment so of course a grand piano is out of the question. It takes up about just as much room as an upright. It’s a bit heavy but still portable. Plus, to help with the noise, she can either turn down the volume or wear headphones. (My husband was going to get a full-sized keyboard that was less but I insisted that we have the weighted keys. So when she plays piano at her lesson, there is really no difference as far as technique goes.)
When I was a music major, students had access to the piano labs. It should be a part of your tuition and you can sign up for regular practice times.
Unless you are actually majoring in piano, I don’t see why you would need a grand. If you are a piano major, you will definitely need 24/7 access so you can prepare for juries, exams, and recitals.
Hope this gives you some ideas…
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- Bienvenidos:
La empresa LINKMUSIC S.L, después de su acelerada vida como promotores musicales, con la realización de grandes eventos a sus espaldas, es conciente del interés que surge sobre la música electrónica y todas sus variantes, y por ello dirige su mirada a encontrar nuevos talentos, que los hay muchos, de este estilo, e intentar ayudarlos en sus andaduras profesionales, para ello, en Marzo de 2002, se pone en contacto con una discográfica, para proponerle la realización de un disco del estilo musical a que nos referimos.
A esta andadura se le suma la colaboración imprescindible de un portal de Internet de gran renombre, para la realización de la convocatoria de los participantes del evento que nuestra empresa quiere realizar, “TONYTECNO.COM”, será la encargada de realizar dicha labor.
Dado el amplio abanico de estilos musicales que la música electrónica tiene, “LINKMUSIC S.L”, juntamente con una discográfica, deciden realizar la selección de 4 estilos distintos bien determinados, HOUSE, TECHNO, PROGRESSIVE/DANCE y BREAKBEAT/NU SKOOL . Se decide también, la realización de la convocatoria en dos grupos, A-DJ’S (Estado Español) y grupo B-DJ’S (Fuera del estado español).
El jurado, seleccionara 5 componentes de cada estilo, del grupo A, y 1 solo componente de cada estilo del grupo B. Solamente saldrá ganador un solo componente de cada estilo, que el jurado seleccionara el mismo día de la actuación. (Premios Detallados en su sección). Para entrar a formar parte del certamen, tienen que cumplirse todas las normas que a continuación las bases detallan, así como hacer efectiva la cuota de inscripción de 30€.
