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Laugh to the Music of Stephen Lynch
I was lucky enough to chat with Stephen Lynch as he passed through the area, and I had teh opportunity to ask him a few questions.
Make Music Day NY: A Record-Breaking Event
Ever since Aaron Friedman spearheaded the effort to bring Make Music to New York City in 2007, the organizers have tried to add something new every year. This year they broke the Guinness World Record for the largest electronic keyboard ensemble.
Highland Pipe Band Brings Scottish Tradition to Seattle
For most Americans, it would be an unusual treat to catch a highland pipe band. There’s nothing quite like the flurry of dancing feet, the humming bagpipes, and the fierce, precise drum patterns, all performed by players in full traditional uniforms.
What Musicians Can Do About Hearing Loss
Most musicians are aware of hearing protection, but what can they do about already damaged hearing? Can hearing aids be worn while making music?
Mixcraft 6 Vocal Studio: Affordable Home Recording Studio Software
The Mixcraft 6 Vocal Studio is a cost-effective way to get started creating and recording your music
Protect Your Acoustic Guitars and Wooden Instruments from Humidity
This time of year, it’s not so much the heat, but the humidity. In order to keep your wooden acoustic instrument playing and sounding great, it’s important to control the moisture in the wood.
Top Blues Albums, by Instrument
Every musician should have at least a basic understanding of the blues. Here’s a blues primer listing examples that best exemplify the blues for guitar, bass, drums, piano, vocals, and harmonica.
The Singing Lawyer
“My dad kind of said, ‘You can do anything you want to do, after you go to law school.’”