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1. Assembling a Band from the Ground Up February 07, 2010 So you have spent years learning to play the drums or play the guitar and now you want to start a band. Assembling a band from the ground up can be as simple as calling up a few friends and asking if they want to hang out and play. But if you want to create a band with an eye toward a future career, you may want to go about it in a more thoughtful, professional manner. The first step is to determine what kind of band you want. Do you want to form a jazz combo, a rock band, a country group? That will determine the kind of musicians you need and the size of the band. Once you have a clear ... (read more) Author: Ty Cohen

2. How to Play Gospel Guitar January 11, 2010 Gospel music is a spiritual genre of music which encompasses many different genres including jazz, country, rock, and the blue. In many gospel bands and choirs, the guitar is a supporting instrument which focuses on just a few key chords and accurate timing. Learning to play the gospel guitar is easy, but requires a lot of practice. This article focuses on how to play praise guitar. The first step in how to play worship guitar is to learn the most used chords in gospel music. A lot of gospel guitar playing involves strumming chords C, G, and F. After learning the primary gospel chord... (read more) Author: Paul Gian

3. Preschool Music Programs January 08, 2010 Preschool music programs should be interactive and engaging since preschool children love to move and play. This age group is fascinated by moving their bodies, experimenting with their voices, and having fun. Consequently, quality music programs for pre-school children meet the natural desires of children and other requirements. Preschool music programs should introduce children to a variety of music. Children should have fun listening to familiar children’s tunes, like “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.” However, this age group enjoys hearing new music and learning new songs. At this age, ... (read more) Author: Rakesh Bera

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