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Taylor Swift - Shake It Off (Easy Piano Tutorial with FREE Sheet Music and midi!)

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One Direction Steal My Girl Easy Piano with Sheet Music and MIDI!!

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Ain't No Sunshine (EASY) Piano / Keyboard Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] how-to with free sheet music

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Download the FREE sheet music PDF at www.magicmusictutor.com This is an easy visual tutorial of how to play the song Ain't No Sunshine. I ar...

MAD WORLD - EASY - Key of C - Keyboard / Piano Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

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MAD WORLD - EASY - Key of C - Keyboard / Piano Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

【DEMO】 ALESIS ANDROMEDA A6 - Step sequencer (Ambient space music)

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http://www.synth4ever.com - Alesis Andromeda A6 analog synthesizer step sequencer keyboard demo. Performing live ambient space music on Ales...

http://www.synth4ever.com - Alesis Andromeda A6 analog synthesizer step sequencer keyboard demo. Performing live ambient space music on Alesis A6 Andromeda analogue synth keyboard using the built-in step sequencer..nnCreated using 2 oscillators, LFOs, filter / envelope adjustments, portamento, unison detune, delay effects on vintage Alesis A6 Andromeda analog synthesizer keyboard. nnPerformed live, no external processing. Excerpt from a longer session.nn========nn► SUBSCRIBE TO MY CHANNEL FOR NEW DEMOS & MUSICnhttp://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=synth4evernn► Buy Music:nhttp://www.cdbaby.com/synth4evernn► Connect:nhttp://www.synth4ever.comnhttp://www.facebook.com/synth4ever.musicnhttp://www.soundcloud.com/synth4evernhttp://www.youtube.com/synth4evernhttp://www.twitter.com/synth4ever nn========nnExcerpt from Wikipedia on ambient music:nAs a genre, ambient focuses on creating a mood or atmosphere through synthesizers and timbral qualities. It often lacks the presence of any net composition, beat, or structured melody. Due to its relatively open style, ambient music often takes influences from many other genres, ranging from house, dub, industrial and new age, amongst several others. Since it is a relatively ambiguous term, ambient has no distinct characteristics, and its style can vary a great deal. In essence, it is a term to describe any form of electronic music which puts an emphasis on tone and atmosphere over traditional musical structure or rhythm. Ambient music is often highly conceptual and experimental in style, while it is said to evoke an "atmospheric", "visual" or "unobtrusive" quality.nnExcepts from Wikipedia on space music:nSpace music, also called spacemusic, is an umbrella term, synonymous with a segment of New Age Music and Ambient Music.[citation needed] It has also been associated with preceding styles of relaxing music such as lounge music, easy-listening, and elevator music... space music can evoke a "continuum of spatial imagery and emotion,"[11] which can be beneficial for introspection, and for developing, through a practice of deep listening, an awareness of the spatiality of sound phenomenon. This type of psychonautic listening can produce a subtle trance-like state in certain individuals which can in turn lead to sensations of flying, floating, cruising, gliding, or hovering... space music is used by some individuals for both background enhancement and foreground listening, often with headphones, to enable states of relaxation, contemplation, inspiration, and generally peaceful expansive moods; it may promote health through relaxation, atmospherics for bodywork therapies, and effectiveness of meditation. Space music appears in many film soundtracks and is commonly played in planetariums.nnnFurther relaxed tags:nrelaxation music, music for stuying, music for learning, background music, music for meditation, music to relax, instrumental music, minecraft music, study music, music for homework, yoga music, spiritual music, ambient music, relaxdaily, chillout, slow music, piano music, soothing music, new age music, peaceful music, beautiful music, anti-stress music, sleep music, entspannungsmusik, musica relax, relaxing music, musica rilassante, spiritualismo, zen music, massage music, spa music, enya, soundtrack, soft music, slow music, musica anti-stress, ea games, healing music, wellness music, piano music, guitar music, mood music, youtube music, relax music playlist, 16:9, HD, tranquil music, slow instrumental, peaceful music, positive, minecraft, game music, slow background music, music for meditation, musica relax, wonderful music, chill study music, musica chillout, chillout study music, relax daily, nujabes, new age music playlist, musica de relax, homework music relaxing, musica rilassante playlist, ambient music for studying, music for relax, soft instrumental music, blank and jones, best soft music, peaceful tunes, soft tunes, peaceful background music, peace music, positive background music, soothing background music, entspannungsmusik baby, baby music, soothing music, relaxing study music, guitar music, musica zen, royality free music, slow music instrumental, background music instrumental, slow instrumental music, slow instrumentalsnnmood music instrumentalnwork musicncalming musicninstrumentalsnplaylistnnbeautiful musicnMUSICA RELAXnωραία ήσυχες οργανική μουσικήnmuzica de relaxarenstudying musicnbackground musicnRELAXAMENTO MUSICnध्यान संगीत छूटnТихий отдых музыка инструментальная музыкаnmusique relaxante instrumentale lentementnmusic for videonrelax musicnmood musicnnmusica instrumentalnquiet musicnslow songsnchill radionMUSICA RELAJACIONnyoga musicnmusic to study tonhomework musicnpeaceful musicnchilloutnpositive musicnhealing musicnslow musicninstrumentals Less

#1 LEARN FREE MUSIC THEORY

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Chim Chim Cher Ee (Chimney) (Mary Poppins) - Piano Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

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Download the FREE sheet music PDF at www.magicmusictutor.com along with other music! This is an easy visual tutorial of how to play the easy...

Stronger Than Me - Piano / Keyboard Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

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Download the FREE sheet music PDF at www.magicmusictutor.com This is an visual tutorial of how to play the song Stronger Than Me. There are ...

Moonlight Sonata - EASY/BASIC - Piano / Keyboard Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

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Download the FREE sheet music PDF at www.magicmusictutor.com This is an easy visual tutorial of how to play the song Moonlight Sonata. I arr...

AXEL F - (LEAD) EASY! - Keyboard / Piano Tutorial - [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

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Carol of the Bells - EASY - Keyboard / Piano Tutorial [Magic Music Tutor] free sheet music

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Backmasking

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CAPTION: Is The Devil In Your Earbuds? In 1877, Thomas Edison recorded this popular verse on his new invention, the phonograph: 'Mary had a ...

CAPTION: Is The Devil In Your Earbuds? In 1877, Thomas Edison recorded this popular verse on his new invention, the phonograph: 'Mary had a little lamb." When he played the hand-cranked rotating cylinder backwards, it sounded a bit like "Bal eltil a dah yram.", which was CLEARLY different from the original, he noticed.nnNo one really capitalized on this idea until the 1950s until studio engineers looking for new sounds recorded music on tape, then reversed the tape and fed it backwards into the player, creating a sound known as the reverse tape effect. An early example of this is heard in the theme song of the British sci-fi series, Doctor Who. The progressive rock band Yes used the technique in the song "Roundabout," playing the sound of a grand piano backwards. But the group that really popularized it was the Beatles.nnIn "Strawberry Fields Forever," the sounds of Ringo Starr's drums and cymbals are reversed to create a swooshing sound. The song "Tomorrow Never Knows" contains a reverse guitar solo by John Lennon and Lennon's own voice played backwards, which is a variation of the reverse tape effect called backmasking. The Beatles used it frequently on Revolver and other albums to create unusual as well as, arguably, beautiful sounds. nnEverything was fine and dandy until one day in 1969 when Russ Gibb, a DJ in Detroit, received a call from a college student who heard a rumor that Beatle Paul McCartney was dead and that the song "Revolution Number 9" played backwards contained a message confirming it. nnGibb played the song backwards on a turntable and claimed he heard a voice saying, "Turn me on, dead man." He then played the song "I'm So tired" backwards and thought he heard someone say, "Paul is a dead man, miss him," thus adding to the rumor that McCartney was in fact dead, which he wasnt.nnAnd so the search for backmasking in other songs entered a new era with listeners, propagated by the vague trickery of musicians. Backmasking sleuths found that some artists even used the techniques to avoid censorship by reversing four-letter words and profanities. More recently, The Fugees, for example, backmasked offensive lyrics on their album, The Score, and Britney Spears did it in the song "Till The World Ends." Frank Zappa was censored (which is no easy task) for using the F-ing-word in the song Mother People, so he reversed the entire song and put it on another album under the name Hot Poop. Ironically, the censors also censored the F-ing-word in reverse.nnThe search for backmasked lyrics took a different turn in the early 1980s when religious broadcasters tried it. And when religious broadcasters go looking for hidden messages, whose voice do they always seem to hear? You guessed it: Satan.nnOr at least ads endorsing the Prince of Darkness. In 1982, the Trinity Broadcasting Network's Paul Crouch claimed he played Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven backwards and heard a voice say "Oh here's to my sweet Satan" and "He will give those with him 666." The band's record company denied any satanic messages but that didn't stop the turntables from spinning even more.nnThe Eagles Hotel California reportedly contains the words "Satan, oh he came, and organized his own religion." when played backwards. And in Deep Purple's song, Black Knight, they thought they heard, "Oh demon that's leading from hell, we believe." nnOther groups suspected of satanic backmasking include Pink Floyd, Electric Light Orchestra, Styx, The Rolling Stones, Jefferson Starship, AC/DC and Rush, to name but just a few.nnThe accusation of backmasking however is not all fun and games. In 1990, the band Judas Priest was sued for allegedly causing two young men to commit suicide by backmasking messages, including the words "Do it" in the song "Better By You, Better Than Me." The case was eventually dismissed. nnNot all backmasked messages are satanic. In Another One Bites The Dust, Queen was accused of hiding this message: "It's fun to smoke marijuana."nnAnd back to the fun and games, play Weird Al Yankovic's "I Love Larry" backwards and you can hear him say, "Wow, you must have an awful lot of free time on your hands." Less

The Touré-Raichel Collective "The Paris Session EPK"

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The follow-up to "The Tel Aviv Session," one of the most critically acclaimed albums of recent memory, "The Paris Session" reunites Israeli ...

The follow-up to "The Tel Aviv Session," one of the most critically acclaimed albums of recent memory, "The Paris Session" reunites Israeli pianist Idan Raichel and Malian guitarist Vieux Farka Touré in a cross-cultural masterpiece that defies expectations and easy categorization. nnPREORDER NOW AT THE CUMBANCHA STORE AND RECEIVE A LIMITED EDITION SET OF TOURE-RAICHEL COLLECTIVE POSTCARDS FREE!: http://shop.cumbancha.comnnPREORDER NOW ON ITUNES: http://bit.ly/1qhRDPLnnON TOUR IN NOVEMBER 2014 AND FEBRUARY 2015. FOR MORE INFO VISIT:nhttp://www.toureraichel.comnhttps://www.facebook.com/toureraichelnnPRAISE FOR THE TEL AVIV SESSION:n#1 on the iTunes World Music Chartn#2 on the Billboard World Music Chartn“The melding of Touré’s rich African grooves and Raichel’s delicate piano is as close to perfection as one could imagine.” - Relix n“A delightful, soulful debut album.” - Songlines n“A cross cultural triumph!” - Time Out Chicagon“Stunningly beautiful.” - Allaboutjazz n“A masterpiece.” - about.comn“Simply divine.” - Giant Step n“Deeply affecting.” - The Wall Street Journaln“Best record you will hear this year.” - Popmattersn“One of the most vital world music collaborations of recent years.” - Record CollectornnThe formation and success of The Touré-Raichel Collective, the band led by Israeli keyboardist and songwriter Idan Raichel and Malian guitarist Vieux Farka Touré—icons in their own countries and abroad—is a reminder of the unique power of music to bridge geographic, ethnic, political and religious differences. nnAlthough a collaboration between an Israeli Jew and a Malian Muslim has unavoidable political implications, what inspired Touré and Raichel to work together was not the potential to make a statement; they simply connected as artists and friends seeking to find musical common ground.nnThe Paris Session is the result of the same freeform approach that was used in the first album, this time around they decided to feature more songs with vocals, a wider range of instrumentation, and appearances by musician friends such as Senegalese artist Daby Touré on bass, Israeli trumpeter Niv Toar, Malian singer Seckouba Diabate and others. Touré and Raichel have honed their interplay over the course of multiple tours together, but the album possesses the same spontaneous, heartfelt magic as its predecessor. nnMore broadly Raichel says of his collaboration with Touré, “I’m a musician from Israel, and I will always make Israeli music. And Vieux Farka Touré for me represents the spirit of Mali. I think world music artists by definition are people who reflect the soundtrack of the place they come from. I think that this collaboration between Mali and Israel—and remember we don’t even have diplomatic relations between the two countries—creates a new imaginary island located somewhere between Bamako and Tel Aviv.” nnTouré says, “Idan comes from Israel, he’s Jewish. I come from Mali, I'm a Muslim. This project shows the point where there are no real differences between us. Working on these recordings we learn a lot about each other. If music is indeed a universal language, you can't just say it, you have to demonstrate it.”nnIt all works, first and foremost, because Touré, Raichel and their guests manage to make singular music. Reviewing The Tel Aviv Session for NPR’s All Things Considered, Banning Eyre wrote, “If Raichel and Touré had planned a collaboration, it's hard to imagine that they could have topped the casual charm of this impromptu encounter.” Hosting the Collective on WNYC’s Soundcheck, John Schaefer called the debut recording “one of the year’s most surprising and infectious world music releases.” Wall Street Journal rock and pop music critic Jim Fusilli has described the collaboration as “not so much cross-cultural exercise as an exploration of common ground.” Relix called is "as close to perfection as one could imagine," and Songlines raved in its four star review "There's something very pure of spirit about this album. Although the album grew out of jam sessions, the end result is architecturally robust and infused with strong emotive melodies. A delightful, soulful debut album that exudes optimism." nnThat same optimistic, and adventurous, spirit simmers through The Touré-Raichel Collective's second album. Despite its unassuming spontaneity, the engaging interplay on The Paris Session exemplifies the unifying power of music.nnnCONNECT WITH CUMBANCHA:nhttp://www.cumbancha.comnhttp://shop.cumbancha.comnhttp://www.facebook.com/cumbanchannVideo produced by Cynthia Pibel and Hadrien BourjatnRecorded at Studio Malambo in Paris, France. www.malambo.fr Less

Wim Winters plays MOZART sonata n°16 in C Major KV 545 on clavichord

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This sonata, better known as the "sonate facile", a title given in a publication of 1805, is one of the later sonatas Mozart wrote. I give y...

This sonata, better known as the "sonate facile", a title given in a publication of 1805, is one of the later sonatas Mozart wrote. I give you first the index:nn0:09 Allegron4:36 Andanten9:29 Rondo AllegrettonnIn his own index, Mozarts titles this work as "Eine kleine Klavier-Sonate für anfänger", or, "A little keyboard sonata for beginners", dated 26 June 1788.nThe translation is not without problems, and definitely the translation of the NMA as 'piano-sonata', is without any historical reference, which is so surprising for this otherwise so easy to recommend institute of knowledge, accuracy and carefulness. nAnyway, we talked about this before, and we will again, what the definition of the German term Clavier is, and in which area it had which meaning. I am not an academic, so I do not have an overview of all publication on this interesting topic. I would love to read more on this, especially in the Viennese period, since the situation of the Bach tradition is rather clear (Clavier = clavichord), so don't hesitate to let me know what sources you have. nnSo, Mozart wrote this sonata for real beginners. nDid he have a clue what a beginner was? Or, what one could expect from a normal gifted human being starting with his/her musical education? Or do we misinterpret the term "Anfänger" (beginners). I don't want to state here that this sonata is a really difficult one to play, no, but in general, if I recollect my five years or so in the basic music education as a piano/organ teacher, I could think of only one little boy that would have been able to play this sonata more or less after two or three years of study. Then, I suppose, one is still a "beginner", but in the case of this boy, he was extremely gifted, played some Bach in his first year in a way, well, so well articulated, phrased, metrically accentuated, ... all by himself. He was constantly moving on his bench, sometimes even trying to sit upside down, and his mother, almost depressed about so much activity and cleverness, entrusted me stunning details, under which that he was able to read the newspaper titles at the age of four, even without helping him much to learn the letters or their meaning. I had only the chance to touch this boy's talent, and when I quit my teaching job one day, the mother refused to come with his child to the new class, and I lost definitive track when she refused my offer to teach him in private for free, the rest of his adolescence. nnAll to say that this sonata is not for the average, even not the very good beginners. But for whatever beginner Mozart had in mind, he did a very clever job. First by writing a so simple but stunningly beautiful piece of music. But also in combining different techniques "in small". Scales, right hand, left hand, alberti basses, broken chords, trills, independence of both hands (e.g. bar 18 etc), modulations, ...nBut the endings of part 1 and 3 are particularly difficult. It might be my problem, but I find the closing of the first movement hard to play. The right hand has to jump two octaves, the left hand not even one full octave. And the last unison note is again divided between both hands, differently than one feels to be natural. Mozart did this on purpose, that's so easy to feel, as in the closing of the last movement, less obviously than in the first one, but for sure a passage that must be looked at carefully.nnThe expression of the first part is to me of a childlike happiness, innocent, spring, blue sky, butterflies flying everywhere in a meadow with fresh spring flowers in all colours. Details, careful accentuation and articulation, choice of movement in line with this feeling is essential to me for this first part. nnThe second part is the "telling-the-story"-movement. The tempo ensured by the left hand, ever ongoing, and the right hand, constantly telling, telling, telling. I might have chosen a somewhat fast tempo according to Mozart's choice for "andante", leaning perhaps more to allegretto, but that is not as simple as it looks. Notation and tempo choice are connected, the tempo word is influencing this connection, not changing it in essence. Not easy to explain in two words. Something I would like to elaborate more. Sometime... The third part a playing of children, jumping and imitating, full of joy, and childlike feelings, always big and absolute, like the wonderful modulation to A minor. It should not be played too fast to my feeling, giving room to all elements to give their place they deserve and to the audience the time to capture it in real-time!nnThanks for watching (and subscribing!)nnWimnnhttp://www.authenticsound.be Less

11 - Aretha Franklin - chain of fools (unedited version)

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Taylor Swift - Shake It Off (Easy Piano Tutorial with FREE Sheet Music and midi!)

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【DEMO】 ALESIS ANDROMEDA A6 - Step sequencer (Ambient space music)

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Backmasking

The Touré-Raichel Collective "The Paris Session EPK"

Wim Winters plays MOZART sonata n°16 in C Major KV 545 on clavichord

11 - Aretha Franklin - chain of fools (unedited version)

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