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by Cristina Picado
The Source of the Sound
The source of the sound on the piano is the strings, which are stretched tightly over the cast-iron frame. When struck by ...
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by Searchanise Collaborator
Learning an instrument increases resilience to any age-related decline in hearing.
Brain training is big business. Companies like BrainHQ, Lu...
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by Cristina Picado
Owning a piano is a great accomplishment and something that a lot of people hope to achieve one day. It’s something to be excited about, especially...
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by Searchanise
The piano: a revolutionary instrument that came into our world around 1700 through the hands of Cristofori. For centuries the music of the piano ha...
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by Cristina Picado
Playing an instrument is such a fun and enjoyable hobby for many of us. But when I was much younger, the lessons I had left me feeling frustrated...
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by Cristina Picado
As a conscientious piano owner, you probably have your piano tuned regularly by a qualified technician. You may, however, notice a deterioration o...
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by Cristina Picado
When you listen to music, multiple areas of your brain become engaged and active. But when you actually play an instrument, that activity becomes ...
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by Cristina Picado
The short answer to this question is yes. The very way a piano is constructed makes it sensitive to changes in temperature and humidity and this, i...
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by Cristina Picado
The grand piano can trace its history back to the very early harpsichords in the 1600s but it wasn’t until around 1700 when an Italian by the name ...
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by Cristina Picado
There’s so much to think about when considering buying a new piano – size, shape, colour, material ... Did you know, an acoustic piano is made up o...
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by Cristina Picado
“Share music – win people!” Is the motto of the 25th Music School Congress of the VdM, which will be held in Berlin from 17 to 19 May 2019 with ...
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by Cristina Picado
Upright piano, musical instrument in which the soundboard and plane of the strings run vertically, perpendicular to the keyboard, thus taking up...
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