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9:56 am 24 jun 2018 these 5 qualities determine the perfect musician 9:54 am 23 may 2018 we may have the 3 key reasons why music is dead today 9:38 am 08 may 2018 3 legendary female classical musicians, and why they should inspire us. 9:32 am 23 apr 2018 archives june 2018 may 2018 april 2018 march 2018 categories classical music instrument music ads latest posts why classical music remains the ultimate definition of art and beauty there are hundreds of genres in music today. the ‘80’s saw the birth of funk and the ‘90’s saw the birth of teenage pop. continuously, music changes and adapts to its surroundings. with so many options out there, we sometimes forget the roots and beginnings, that it all began with classical music. this post was inspired by a recent visit to my chiropractor in west palm beach who had classic tunes playing during our session. to be honest, classical music in itself is a very broad category. its perception and definition have changed over the years. in the first few centuries of the past millennium, the persian, indian and roman civilizations began classical music, as it was conceived at the time. following that came the church and secular music, also termed as classical. all commendable and artistic, definitely. however, what we refer to as classical music started off in the mid-1700s with the rise of prominence of the venetian schools of music. the names in that era – ludwig van beethoven, wolfgang amadeus mozart, franz schubert etc. – still remain the most hallowed and inspirational names in music. classical music underwent a redefinition during that time, with a focus on simplicity and power. it succeeded the baroque school of music, which was complex to understand. with beethoven, schubert and mozart, classical music began to take a tone of simplicity. size of orchestras increased to lend more power to symphonies. melody combined with a harmonic progression led to a clearer piece of music. on a broader economic context, music became affordable for the middle-class and common man. women began to compose, a trend that has since picked up and can be explored in our related post. http://www.janeglover.co.uk/music/4-legendary-female-musicians-inspire in the later decades, jazz emerged and branched off into its own category. that set the trend for a multitude of genres that followed. yet, neo-classical music remained as the father figure. we would like to think that it is the case today as well. the complexity put into the composition combined with the perceived simplicity during performance alone makes classical music the pinnacle of beauty. to bring together an orchestra of more than 30 individuals and an incomprehensible variety of instruments requires talent, preparation, diligence and nerves. that cannot be said for any other form of art, in fact. the fact that most orchestras succeed despite the blatantly visible handicap that if one person fails, the whole group fails, is mindboggling. we commend the raw vocal strength that goes into blues, the sheer passion exhibited by rock ‘n roll, and the soul present in jazz. yet classical music requires a combination of the three, and much more. it remains the ultimate benchmark for a professional musician. learn these 4 string instruments and create your own music! unless you want to start an orchestra, a string instrument is all you need to compose simple bits of music. we notice around us a lot of solo guitarists who do performances on their own. if you are blessed with a good voice, you can become the next elvis presley or eric clapton, who both rose to fame performing as solo artists. string instruments are one of the best inventions in music. the mechanics is simple enough. when you vibrate a string, you create sound. you modify the pitch, volume and frequency by the thickness and tension of the string. the guitar is perhaps the most common string instrument. if you are a symphony or concerto fan, you know many more string instruments. let us look at a few that are easy to pick up. ukulele the ukulele is smaller than a guitar and easier to learn. it has only four strings as opposed to the guitar’s six. the sound produced by the ukulele is simple and applicable only to a specific genre of songs such as folk or country, unlike a guitar that is extremely diverse in terms of its application. and the best part is that once you know the ukulele, you can pick up guitar with relative ease. viola often confused with the violin, the viola can be thought of as a much larger violin with a deeper, bassier sound. normally you sit on a chair and position the viola in between your legs. while violas were traditionally used only in orchestras, they are increasingly being used by solo musicians and composers. banjo the banjo has its roots from african folk music and has extensively been used in american country music. it has a distinctive sound as compared to the guitar. you can start off with a five-stringed banjo to compose simple 4-chord songs. a banjo’s strings are much more tightly wound and so requires a pick or plectrum to play. sitar for the more ambitious ones, we recommend the sitar. it remains our favorite instrument out of all the modern string instruments. the sitar is extremely large and much more complex in terms of finger movement, as

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