Did You Know? Theodore Presser Company is the longest continuing music publisher in the U.S. Welcome to the biggest succeeding failure you’ll find. Welcome to the place and person that has more successfully selling songs than anyone ever has or […]
Did You Know? What’s the difference? A note is seen. A tone is heard. The performer reads the note, then plays or sings the tone. A New Millennium Big news! We’re reached plug n play status! 😀 Actually, the point […]
Digital Development We’d been using multiple formats and devices for recording and playing our music for a couple decades and were due a change. Vinyl albums are now sought only by collectors, 8-track tapes too faded into history after a […]
Musical Turning Points Back to Basics It seems inevitable that history is going to repeat itself just like a modern song. In the early days, the common people made all the music and now here we go again, only this […]
The Romantic Period The late eighteen century brought the departure from the strict exacting of the classical styles to the more intimate and emotional styles of the Romantic Period. Study up on this period when you get the chance because […]
The Real Class Acts The next of our most learned eras of musical discovery is Classical composing. The period didn’t last too long, about 70 or so years, but when stacked on top of what took place during the Baroque […]
The Baroque Period Enter the Great Composers There are three periods of musical discovery that we’ve all heard to death from the sixth grade to college graduation day, probably because they’re the most influential and applied eras of innovation and […]
Medieval Musical Invention Monophonic was the term used to describe a wide variety of fairly organized musical styles from the period after ancient rule until just before any real forms of musical style started appearing about the twelfth or thirteen […]
