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Tentoonstelling 'Hollanders in huis: Vermeer en tijdgenoten uit de Britse Royal Collection', 29 september tot en met 8 januari
What's the Best Age To Start Music Lessons?
Here's an amazing fact: did you know that Brahms wrote his first symphony when he was forty years old? It's true.
Andrea Bocelli practiced law until his mid-thirties, and finally became a best-selling artist at the age of fourty-one.
It's a scientific fact that you become smarter the minute you start learning music. A 2003 harvard study revealed that the brains of adult musicians had a larger volume of gray matter than the brains of non-musicians.
Never picked up an instrument? Don't worry - a beginner piano or violin student can learn to play a simple song on their instrument in as little as one lesson.
You can start learning guitar, or singing no matter where you are in life. The most important thing is getting started.
Take the next step - visit musicboxnw.ca/request-info
Music Box - New Westminster's Music School
his big brother gets to stay up a little late in order to practice violin -- so you can guess what the little brother asked to do -- he asked if he could stay up late to practice violin as well.
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De Vermeer van de Engelse koningin op de tentoonstelling 'Hollanders in huis: Vermeer en tijdgenoten uit de Britse Royal Collection', 29 september tot en met 8 januari
I was a musical kid. At about four years old I was sent for formal piano lessons (my mum refused to teach me!). I loved it. The magic of symbols turned into sound via a piano filled me with joy.
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
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18th Century Georgian Music Lesson.
Re-enactors at Clarke Hall Museum, Wakefield, West Yorkshire play part in a Georgian Tea Party Event.
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Here's Raymond practicing his guitar lessons. He started learning how to play about 3 weeks ago and loves it.... ahhhh...like father , like son! (So far the music is tolerable...)
The afternoon light has to be just right, which also includes the right time of the year. This is in one of the stores in the Chinatown courtyard. They also sell old cameras and other items that are hard to find these days.
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
Margaret Evans with her co-worker and good friend Agnes. Margaret is a youth intern working as a Youth Program Coordinator with the Shauri Yako Youth Support Centre in Nyeri, Kenya. She receives support from Presbyterians Sharing.
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19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Along with giving classical performances, Singer is a bluegrass fan, and frequently jams with a band at downtown clubs. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
Margaret Evans, a youth intern with The Presbyterian Church in Canada, helping run music classes in Nyeri, Kenya. Girts to Presbyterians Sharing support Margaret in Kenya.
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. When Kevin Wade and his partner Sue visited the shop, Singer insisted on Sue demonstrating her talent at his piano. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
The Music Box in New Westminster offers music lessons to children and adults. Our fully qualified staff provide lessons that are new and engaging making sure their students never run the risk of being bored. The Music Box offers free recitals and free Masterclasses for students. Learn how to play the piano, violin, percussion, wind instruments and more. If you are ready to start you have nothing to lose, we want students who truly want to learn. We offer month to month lessons.
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
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19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Singer's father Jacques was a renowned conductor, and Singer himself frequently travels the world giving concerts. In December 2010 he is taking an orchestra on tour to China. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
copyright © 2010 sean dreilinger
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This year, my students and I have been exploring the music of Jennifer Ecklund. This 13 year-old really took a liking to "No Limits", learning the "Revving Up" version in one week. He is performing the "Full Speed Ahead" version at a local music festival. Featured here is our choreography ideas for the finish.
When my student told me that he had never s̶e̶e̶n̶ noticed an arabesque before, I promptly searched for a sample to help him learn this study.
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. His colleague David Mignano undertakes the painstaking work required to adjust the position of a violin's soundpost. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
Impromptu music lesson, but this is not something you pick up in a few minutes.
The little boy tried the mouth piece first, then the chanter.
He did his best, but to no avail.
Ten out of ten for trying though.
More CANDIDS will follow as and when.
19 August 2010 – New York, NY – Gregory Singer sells and repairs string instruments at his Manhattan shop for everyone from late-starting amateurs to professional soloists. Photo Credit: Elizabeth Davies
A weekday evening. The time gets sucked away by activities. Here I am posed to head out to guitar lessons, which run at the same time as my eldest sons drum lessons.
From there we headed to a sports store as yet my youngest son did not have the kidney protection he'd need to the Lacrosse evaluations that were scheduled for not long after music lessons. Lacrosse, btw, is rather new to me, but does look very interesting and I think I'll very much enjoy seeing him take on this sport, he too seems eager to learn Canadas' official national summer sport.
Then... oh then we'd have to find some supper as I had no time to cook... being between night shifts I was in bed till less than 1/2 hour before this photo... rush rush rush.
We did head for dinner after ... instead of going to "Bad Ass Jacks" (where I was planning on going for an Asian box) we went to a steak restaurant where we dined and by time we got home it was near 8:30pm!
Between getting home and 10pm I called hubby, then made sure the Lacrosse gear was ready for tomorrows scrimmage (as son did actually have some of his stuff missing today... gloves specifically). Too I had to ensure two of the boys went for a bath, and ensure lunches were packed and look through email as well as post this photo... sure, could have waited for tomorrow, but I wanted to do it today).
Now... I'm heading to the shower to get ready for work... look forward to next week when I may find more time for things like guitar practice, visiting others photos, watching a movie ... going bike-riding.... the 'down-time' fun activities.