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13 Articles Found in Instruments Category.

       
Piano lesson: Learn To Play Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star Without Reading Sheet Music [ 271]
In this piano lesson you will learn to play Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star without the use of sheet music. After this learn to play piano tutorial you will be able to play the melody with both hands!
Submitted: 2006-05-04
Ukulele Tab: Learn To Play Jingle Bells [ 150]
Many ukulele players use their ukulele for chord playing but you can actually play melodies on this nice little instrument. Let's learn to play Jingle Bells on your uke!
Submitted: 2006-04-22
Ukulele Tab: Learn Mary Had A Little Lamb With Ukulele Tab [ 133]
Have you ever played a melody on your ukulele? Well, if not let this be the first time! I will show you how to play Mary Had A Little Lamb on two strings on your ukulele. We will use easy ukulele tab so you don't need to know sheet music.
Submitted: 2006-04-20
Learning The Guitar ? Traditional Methods Vs Learning Online [ 135]
What I?d like to discuss today, is whether or not is it, a) viable, and b) better, to learn how to play the guitar by methods of learning online.
Submitted: 2006-04-13
Play Guitar Like A Pro [ 125]
The guitar is a wonderful instrument. Producing charismatic sound with high quality tunes, it is both a pleasure to learn.
Submitted: 2006-04-05
What You Need To Know About The Trumpet [ 121]
The trumpet is said to have originated from Egypt. In the medieval times, the trumpet was used for military purposes.
Submitted: 2006-04-01
How to Look After Your Guitar [ 117]
It is no big secret that proper care of your guitar will give you a more consistent quality of sound and an extended for the guitar . If you are at alls erious about playing guitar you will want to get some accessories that are essential for the care of the guitar. A guitar player is only as good as the sound and the quality of the guitar that they are playing.
Submitted: 2006-03-18
Learning To Play Piano Chords [ 129]
If you are playing several notes at the same time, then you are playing piano chords. Simply put, when multiple notes are played together, piano chords are achieved. The chords then come together to form a melody. Every song that you hear has a melody and it is through each melody that music is achieved. Sound complicated? Well, that?s ok because it really isn?t as difficult as it sounds.
Submitted: 2006-03-18
A Guide To Piano For Beginners [ 110]
Classes that involve piano for beginners would include an introduction to reading and understanding the keys, chords and how to read musical notes. The piano is unlike any other instrument and sounds wonderful as stand alone music or as part of a group. The intense sound of a piano is one that captivates audiences with power or soothes them with serenity.
Submitted: 2006-03-18
Guitar Tapping Tips And Techniques [ 159]
The article discusses guitar tapping or right hand ?legatos? which is a technique players have been executing for years.
Submitted: 2006-02-07
How To Get Your Guitar To Sound The Way You Want [ 119]
Article provides information on guitar setups.
Submitted: 2006-02-07
Guitar lesson: Learn To Play Popular Melody On Your Guitar [ 170]
Learn to play the most popular melody in the English language without knowing sheet music.
Submitted: 2006-02-04
Funerary Bagpiping: a Guide for Ceremonial Bagpipers [ 108]

Funerals are often highly emotionally charged events. Especially when children, friends, or family are involved, you must to be able to maintain sufficient clinical detachment to get the job done, or else get someone else to pipe for you. Always remember that you are actively engaged in one of the must solemn events in a family?s life the final farewell to someone?s beloved child, parent, sister or brother. Whatever you do in the next fifteen or twenty minutes those family members will remember for years to come you?ve got just one chance to get it right. Respect, courtesy, and consideration must be reflected in every aspect of your speech, demeanor, and deportment from the very first moment you sight the funeral cort?ge entering the cemetery until you?re in your alone in car and well past it?s gates on your journey home, or you simply don?t belong there.
Submitted: 2005-10-05
   
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