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Ukulele Lady – Taking the Ukulele to the Next Level

Ukuleles have experienced a second “re-entry” into popular music culture with television and social media sparking renewed interest. Rose Breen created ukulele clubs in New York as she believed club environments could enhance learning and fellowship, and promote it to senior centers and community organizations in Tennessee as a healing force. 1. “Ukulele Lady” Ukulele […]

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Guitar Chords For Beginners – How to Learn the Different Types of Guitar Chords

Beginner guitarists should learn chords by studying music theory. Understanding chord types and how they relate will enable you to write amazing songs more quickly. The Bb chord should be one of your initial beginner guitar chords to master. It can be heard both in new wave hits from the 1980s as well as heavier

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Home Studio Inc – How to Make Your Home Studio Inc More Comfortable

Home studios allow musicians to record music on a budget without spending thousands of dollars for professional recording studios; however, these may have certain restrictions. Your audio interface is an integral component of your studio, converting analog signals into digital information for processing by your computer. A high-quality interface is key to producing high-quality recordings.

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People Music – Soul Jazz

Soul jazz was a relative of hard bop that featured small organ-based combos with guitar accompaniment (sometimes also including blues and gospel). As “people music“, its infectious grooves quickly gained followers. Though soul jazz was overshadowed by Miles Davis and fusion during the ’70s, its popularity remains. Something Else! ensemble renews this genre’s spirit through

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Banjo Hangout – A Great Resource For Old Time Clawhammer Banjo Culture and Music

Since joining BanjoHeritage over a decade ago, I’ve been seeking information about old time clawhammer banjo culture and music – I found incredible depth of knowledge regarding manufacturers such as Deering, Stelling, Ome Rickard Bishline. Banjos seem to be experiencing something of a revival thanks to groups like Mumford & Sons and Avett Brothers –

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Guitar Scales – E Minor

The E natural minor scale is an indispensable guitar scale to learn. Beginners find it simple and straightforward, providing ample opportunities to create chords and melodies on the fretboard. Experienced players often rely on this scale, as it allows them to create fast and dynamic solos. Famous examples include Jimi Hendrix’s Purple Haze and Metallica’s

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