The Most Helpful Piano Lesson

Written by Emily Sigers


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The teacher of whom I write opened my eyes torepparttar fact that acquiring a repertoire or playing a single piece was an accomplishment of an architectural sort - a thing built up piece by piece. Her first running overrepparttar 116007 selection was like a builder studying overrepparttar 116008 general plan. The practicing over and over again of one phrase was likerepparttar 116009 laying ofrepparttar 116010 foundation, then each part was properly finished off before addingrepparttar 116011 next. What she did withrepparttar 116012 second,repparttar 116013 third, andrepparttar 116014 remaining phrases was but a counterpart of her work onrepparttar 116015 first.

When she had done all of that she laid asiderepparttar 116016 notes and playedrepparttar 116017 piece from memory. And I could seerepparttar 116018 value of each piece of preliminary work.

It reared up a perfect, finished structure, notrepparttar 116019 poor patchwork of mistakes, glossing-over, and lovely embellished fakes ofrepparttar 116020 poor amateur musician-architect. When it was all over most ofrepparttar 116021 class went home to practice as rapidly as they could, and forrepparttar 116022 first time they really knew how!

This article, written by Blanche J. Stannard, was taken from the January 1922 issue of magazine "Etude Musical Magazine." This article is featured at http://www.thepianopages.com, along with free piano lessons, sheet music, products, and lots more.


Photography: The Basics

Written by Colin Hartness


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Photography is a common hobby or pastime for many people. It is a career for many other people. There are so many different venues of it. One ofrepparttar most recent revelations in photography isrepparttar 116006 digital camera and digital photo. In an age of computers and computer technology, digital photos have become increasingly popular. People no longer have to deal with film and developing because digital photos can be downloaded onto a computer and viewed instantly.

Digital photos can be shared onrepparttar 116007 web and through email. They can also be saved on CDs. Many digital cameras come with LCD screens sorepparttar 116008 photos can be viewed fromrepparttar 116009 camera itself. You see whatrepparttar 116010 picture looks like instantly instead of waiting for developing. Digital cameras are advancing every day and new technology is released on each one. Lower quality ones can be picked up at a local retail store for about $15 now. These often do not contain flash andrepparttar 116011 quality is not as great. Other digital cameras can range anywhere from $20 to $1,000. The most high-tech camera for normal individual use is about $200. This may seem like a lot but when compared torepparttar 116012 price of film and developing, you can save a lot by going this route. You can also send as many copies of your photos as you wish through email andrepparttar 116013 web so copies are unlimited. You can even print copies of your digital photographs from your computer.

Photography has come a long way since its early days but its popularity has not waned. It will likely be with us for thousands of years to come.



Looking for information about Photography? Go to: http://www.asaphotography.com 'ASA Photography' is published by Colin Hartness - An excellent resource for Photography! Check out more Photography articles at: http://www.asaphotography.com/archive


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