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Singing When You’re Sick: How to Take Care of Your Voice
When you’re sick, especially with a cold or a respiratory infection, your voice can become hoarse, weak, or strained. Fortunately, there are several effective strategies
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Dotted Notes and Triplets: How Do They Work?
Learning to read music takes quite a while. There are all sorts of symbols and shapes that mean very specific things and it can be
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What’s The Difference Between Time Signatures?
Time signatures come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. When they show up on your sheet music, it’s important to understand what they’re trying
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A Great Guide To Drum Dampening
Controlling how much your drums resonate is a surprisingly difficult task. There is no one size fits all. Every room you play in, every drum
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Electronic Drums vs. Acoustic Drums: Pros and Cons
Technology continues to advance at an amazing pace. From appliances and computers to guitars and pianos, we have more options and variety than ever before.
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Every Syllable In Solfege
In the beginning of ear training, most people learn the basic solfege scale of Do-Re-Mi-Fa-Sol-La-Ti-Do. But as time goes on, it’s important to learn other