Articles related to: music
176: Ten Tips To Help You Produce A Better Song
Before you ever set foot in a recording studio you should make sure you are, without doubt, going to produce the best song ever. Although recording has afforded us the luxury of new wonders and expect..
177: Change Your Life With This Song!
Remember that song "Dust in the Wind?" You may think it funny but some of the biggest mysteries of life are written into the lyrics of that song. Yes, it may be awkward to name a pop song as a tome fo..
178: Acoustics: What Are They?
When you're working on a recording, of course knowing how to use the various pieces of equipment is important, but you also have to know how to use acoustics. The acoustics of any recording are just a..
179: Written At Four In The Morning
Nashville songwriter Jerry Chesnut remembers well that pre-dawn morning in 1971 when he could not sleep. He picked up his guitar, looked at his watch, and said, "It's four in the morning and a new day..
180: Synthesizer Fundamentals: Classic 80's Brass
Pop music is often described in cycles: retro music becomes cool, then gets reprocessed and digested by listeners, until the next big thing comes along. While the 80's are (some would say thankfully) ..
181: Happiness - How Find The Spring Of Joy Using Music!
It is very often observed that the wonderful feeling of happiness is given expression in the forms of songs, literature and life. Every one who is seemingly happy in this world is so immersed in that ..
182: Discovering Great Contemporary Instrumental Music
“Music tastes change.” That has to be one of the safest statements ever made. One can generally tell when music was created because most styles are popular for relatively brief periods (years, or ..
183: SEO ROI & The Conversion Rate Dilemma
What do legitimate search engine optimization firms charge? Like most things involving the Web, prices are all over the place but if the price is extremely low you can be assured that the quality of t..
184: Finger Positions For Barre Chords
Something which will become simpler with time, practice and as your hand increases with strength, is the infamous Barre chords. Barre chords are the next level up from power chords. They use the sam..
185: Search Engine Optimization, Google, And The Reptilian Code
Search engine optimization dominates the thinking and to a large degree the marketing efforts of many small and medium-sized companies, but have you ever noticed that many of the largest and most prof..
186: My Dream Come True: From Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
Excerpt From Scott SavolTop 10, Season 4When I think about my upbringing, it's amazing I made it to Number 5 in American Idol's Season 4.Sometimes it seems like a dream. Did I really get put through i..
187: An Interview With Author Debra Poneman And Idol Gina Glocksen About Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
I had the opportunity to spend some time talking with Chicken Soup for the American Idol Soul author Debra Poneman. In a complete surprise she also brought along one of the genuine articles, an actual..
188: Create Your Recipe For Piano Playing Success By Combining These 12 Ingredients
Are you frustrated because you are making such slow progress in learning to play the piano? Do you feel inept, incompetent, uncoordinated or untalented because it takes so long to master your favorite..
189: The Body Shop: From Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
Excerpt From Bucky CovingtonTop 10, Season 5If you asked me what my favorite subject was in high school, I'd have to be honest and tell you flat out — it was lunch. I wasn't into the books very..
190: My Guardian Angel: From Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
Excerpt from Constantine MaroulisTop 10, Season 4If I went back to my high school and walked the halls, I'd probably still hear my teacher’s voice calling out to me, "Constantine! You have such..
191: Hymns vs Choruses - Finding The Right Balance In Church Worship Music
For three years while I was a worship pastor almost every week someone from the congregation would bring up the issue of Hymn's vs. Choruses. Some members wanted more hymns, some wanted more choruses..
192: The Amazing Music History Quiz
You may find the 20 questions in this quiz surprising, and the answers more so. Unless, of course, you've already read A Song for the World, the remarkable story of the Colwell Brothers and Herb Allen..
193: Thousands Shouting My Name: From Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
Excerpt from Carmen RasmusenTop 10, Season 2My mom has always told me to visualize. "Anything you want to have happen, Carmen, you just have to see it first in your mind. . . ." I knew that she was ri..
194: Materials That Orchestral Instruments are Made From
Makers of the instruments of the band and orchestra search the world for their materials. The collecting of these materials furnishes enough romance to fill a volume. The mellow clarinet note in today..
195: Jeff Redd Delivers "Sol" Music
In the R&B industry, there is a small group of men who have helped define the course of R&B. When thinking of those who might fall into this category, people might quickly say Babyface, Jimmy Jam and ..
196: Guitar Strings - Do You Know How To Change Them?
Guitar strings do not last forever, they sometimes break or even wear out over time and at some point you are likely to have to replace them.When changing a string, first of all make sure you have a r..
197: Tylee: From Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
Excerpt from Nikki McKibbinTop 10, SeasonThe 2002 American Idols Live! tour was coming to an end. One of our last cities was Seattle, and as always, we were backstage after the performance mingling wi..
198: The Recipe for A Modern Orchestra
There are many other odd and interesting woods which will be found in every symphony orchestra. Drumsticks will be found made of snakewood from Dutch Guiana, a reddish-brown wood with spots in color f..
199: Signed, Sealed, And Delivered: From Chicken Soup For The American Idol Soul
Excerpt from Sanjaya MalakarTop 10, Season 6Singing is everything to me and my sister. It's in our blood and in our souls.The first time I remember performing was during an assembly when I was four. I..
200: The Serpent and Its Children
In 1590 French churchman Guillaume of Auxerre invented the serpent, a weird-looking wind instrument about eight feet long. Its tubing was made in a shape suggesting a squirming snake which had been st..
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