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piano ~ Schumann Aufschwung
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Participating in these composers’ sense of fun allows players to project humor to the audience. The listeners react, bouncing it back to the players to continue. And a good time is had by all. The following are just a few fun examples of humor in piano music, each with a different quirky angle. These pieces … Continue reading HUMOR in Piano Music
“A merry heart does good like a medicine” (Proverbs 17:22). Humor in music takes many forms, ranging from obvious to subtle. It reveals the very human side of a composer, one ready to enjoy life with his performers and audience. The following are just a few fun examples of humor in flute music, each with … Continue reading HUMOR in Flute Music
Just found a lovely little piano studio pamphlet self-printed by B.Webster in Granville, Ohio, 1877. He didn’t have all of our bells and whistles almost 150 years ago, and he’s pretty old-school blunt, but his astute comments about tone and technique are right on. Here’s his article: In presenting my claims as a piano teacher, … Continue reading “Teacher of the Piano” 1877
Although the flute is reputed to use more air than any other instrument, blowing during Covid 19 can still be done safely. Notice the difference between blowing directly out and blowing into the instrument: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=Bg-G6acFMdc&fbclid=IwAR00gSCdh54arwDj2fN10JkVFCTY27ve1U5ydhbO4aHuet8DaUh6FkNzIQU&app=desktop