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Music From The Film ‘Halloween’

Posted on: October 28th, 2021 by Jerry Evans
Commonly known for the film Halloween, John Carpenter discovered that he could create a scary effect through using electronic music. Using the money that he had, Carpenter improvised the music without the help of an orchestra or film composer. Instea ... Read Full Article

What is Musicology?

Posted on: October 20th, 2021 by Jerry Evans
Musicology is the study of music on a deeper level than study one aspect of music. It includes the study of performance, the philosophy of music, its structure, sociology and anthropology, and the history of music. Most people who choose this fie ... Read Full Article

Headphones Changed Music Listening

Posted on: September 15th, 2021 by Jerry Evans
Mobile phones and headphones go hand-in-hand (literally). People wear headphones everywhere; in the park, in the car, in their homes, on the plane. Chances are that anyone who owns a mobile device, also carries a pair of headphones with them. So who ... Read Full Article

Adults vs Children Learning Music

Posted on: September 2nd, 2021 by Jerry Evans
Whether you are new to learning in kindergarten or have completed a masters degree, everyone has their own tricks with learning. Although adults may not have as much free time as children to learn an instrument, they are not incapable of learning ... Read Full Article

The History of the Cello

Posted on: July 26th, 2021 by Jerry Evans
Carrying a unique history, the cello is a unique instrument that has undergone physical and melodic changes. Also known as the violoncelle (French), cello (German), or violincello the cello was classified as part of the violin family in the 13th cent ... Read Full Article