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1. Anatomy Of Folk Music November 01, 2009 Folk Music, Folk Song and Folk Dance are comparatively recent expressions, being extensions of the term Folk lore, coined in 1846 by the English antiquarian William Thoms to describe "the traditions, customs, and superstitions of the 'uncultured' classes." The Anatomy of Folk music begins here. Folk music is found in many of the world's societies, and it exists in different guises and under a variety of social and cultural conditions. It is said to be the music of largely rural, untutored masses in societies where an educated, economic, political, as well as musical elite also exists, the... (read more) Author: Jackie Spivey

2. Literature for Improving Your Life October 23, 2009 Making sure our life is headed in the right path isn't something we typically take time out of our day to think about. Juggling everything already on our plate, most folk neglect the one single tool that could help focus their lives the most : Self-help literature. With so many amazing authors who have dedicated their writing to the help of their fellow human beings, there's a lot to be gained by listening to self-help literature. Taking a few moments every day to fill your mind with positive and motivating words can offer you that additional edge in life you need. Self-help literature i... (read more) Author: Robby Delaney

3. MP3 Players for Running October 12, 2009 When you go on your daily run, a mp3 player would be a great companion. In fact , everyone likes to listen to music, so why not do it while on the run? You can select powerful music if you are running, calming music if you are jogging or just some great beats if you're running. Either way, a mp3 player would be perfect for you, if running is an element of your usual routine. Wmp3 players for runningithin the last couple of years, folk have been carrying about various gadgets for music during their daily runs : tape players, CD players and radios, as an example. All these things proved t... (read more) Author: Denny Mays

4. New Michael Hirsch Releases Puppies of the Victorian Era October 09, 2009 Boston, MA--February 6, 2006--This is the story of an obscure, eccentric, indie folk singer from Boston. Michael Hirsch questions reality and the depths of the music industry. “Where is all the creativity, the raw emotion and where did all the real music go?” Hirsch definitely addresses these questions in his new release Puppies of the Victorian Era. Michael Hirsch is quickly establishing himself as a premier solo artist. Obviously, his music and live performances are truly appreciated across the pond as crowds welcome him with open arms during frequent tours of Europe. Additionally, Mic... (read more) Author: ansaar memon

5. Popular Acoustic Guitar Songs October 08, 2009 The quest for popular acoustic guitar songs begins when you find that you have acquired some expertise on your acoustic guitar, and you have realized that your favorite songs don't fill as much time as you thought they would. So as an acoustic guitar player you are going to need a repertoire. When I think of popular acoustic guitar songs, I can't help but think of Peter, Paul And Mary. No, not the biblical ones, the folk group from the sixties. At that time in America and England there was an interest on the part of the younger generation in the folk music of their respective countries. O... (read more) Author: Ricky Sharples

6. Bible Road Map - Or the Road Less Traveled September 29, 2009 In the last few years we have witnessed a woman who drowned her children just to keep her rich boyfriend. An ice skating competitor who had the legs of her top rival broken so she could win. We have seen a mother hire a hit man to eliminate her daughter’s competition in baton twirling championships. Another man destroyed his pregnant wife to be able to play the field, and live the life of a playboy. Perhaps the most unbelievable of all was a woman who killed a pregnant woman then cut her open and stole her unborn baby. I take exception with those who take exception with me for saying, that... (read more) Author: William Doyle

7. Latin American Heritage Contains Colombian Musical Instruments September 28, 2009 Everybody deeply appreciate the great treasure that is Colombian musical instruments, such as Colombian tiple, made in coral wood, with clear lines and awesome authentic color, with twelve metal strings arranged in four courses. Any professional or student guitarist will find it easy to use in Colombian folk music, and in many Latin American songs. Musicians can use it in Latin American folk jazz music, but also in original songs as well. Tiple’s ethereal and clear sound is also used in classic guitar music creations. Colombian Cuatro is concert grade guitar; it is made of slices and blo... (read more) Author: William Doyle

8. Bethany & Rufus To Perform Two Shows With Peter Yarrow In Ridgefield September 24, 2009 Folk music legend Peter Yarrow will bring his vocal and guitar magic to The Ridgefield Playhouse on Saturday, October 17, with two performances: a children's concert at 4 p.m., and an evening show for adults at 8 p.m. At the children's concert, Yarrow will sing with his daughter Bethany Yarrow and cellist Rufus Cappadocia, the duo know as 'Bethany & Rufus'. "I always invite the kids to come on stage to help lead 'Puff, The Magic Dragon,'" said Yarrow, "and I always find out, much to my delight, that even the three and four-year olds know the words." The trio Peter, Bethany and Rufus ... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

9. A Snapshot of an Acoustic Guitar September 24, 2009 If you love country music and if you are serious about learning the art of playing guitars, you definitely need to start with an acoustic guitar. An acoustic guitar can be use to genres like bluegrass, jazz, blues, country, and folk. An acoustic guitar can be played without an amplifier. Made of fine wood like spruce, maple and mahogany, the tone of the wood is what defines a guitar and sets it apart. The wood from these trees are more resonant than the others and guitars makers refer to them as “tone woods”. The bracings inside the instruments vary from maker to maker. These bracings determi... (read more) Author: melville jackson

10. Pamela Payge and Link Cornell Win Latest Best Song Contests September 18, 2009 The 4th Best Song – Female Vocalist and Male Vocalist contests ended Thursday, Sept. 17th on MakeAStar.com. San Diego chanteuse Pamela Payge and Virginia piano man Link Cornell put their names in lights with victories. Pamela Payge’s song ‘This Time’ is a tight, exciting, danceable blend of pop and guitar rock with the exotic vocals and look of this southern California girl. ‘This Time’ is a track from Pamela Payge’s recently released debut album 'Love and Hate' which is now available through CD Baby, iTunes, and Amazon. Pamela Payge is a Filipino American singer with a lot of potential f... (read more) Author: Ben Yater

11. Amy Speace Says It's "A Huge Honor" To Open For Nanci Griffith On Upcoming Northeast Shows September 17, 2009 This October, Amy Speace can add a new highlight to her ever-growing list of accomplishments this year: a string of dates with legendary songstress Nanci Griffith. "Of the many artists that I look up to Nanci Griffith surely is high up on my list of influences," says Speace, "and it will be a huge honor to share the stage with her on these shows. Nanci paved the way for the rest of us trying to bridge the gap between folk and roots and country music." Delivering a perfectly matched opening for Griffith, Speace will play songs from her new album 'The Killer In Me,' "an edgy brew of ro... (read more) Author: Eric de Fontenay

12. You Can't Have Good Music Without Percussion September 15, 2009 Percussion instruments are very old and have quite a history. Often used in folk music, these instruments add variety and a rural charm to music. In India for example, two pieces of flat metal are struck to form a bell like sound. This form of instrument is used in temples and prayer places across the country. Other popular percussions instruments include the drum, piano and xylophone. All percussion instruments can be divided into two major and broad categories. Membranophone, which add tambour to the sound of being struck like drums and idiophones, which sound of themselves like triangles... (read more) Author: William Doyle

13. You Can't Have Good Music Without Percussion September 13, 2009 Percussion instruments are very old and have quite a history. Often used in folk music, these instruments add variety and a rural charm to music. In India for example, two pieces of flat metal are struck to form a bell like sound. This form of instrument is used in temples and prayer places across the country. Other popular percussions instruments include the drum, piano and xylophone. All percussion instruments can be divided into two major and broad categories. Membranophone, which add tambour to the sound of being struck like drums and idiophones, which sound of themselves like t... (read more) Author: William Doyle

14. Where the Unknown Music Roams - Expand Your Music Library September 13, 2009 You've heard all your favorite music and artists on your local radio station. You've tuned in while hoping to hear something new and exciting. Unfortunately, the radio stations usually play the same tunes over and over. This causes other musicians to get left out in the cold. You may never hear of many fabulous rock singers, R and B artists, jazz professionals and Gospel greats if you only listen to what your radio station has to offer. Here are some tips to show you how to expand your music library with great songs you've probably never heard before. Where Did The Music Go? ... (read more) Author: William Doyle

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