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75Autism on the Rise: The New Statistic
It used to be 1 in 500 children. Then it was 1 in 110. Now Autism occurs in 1 in 88 children with a 4 times more prevalence in males. Autism is a spectrum disorder ranging from mild to profoundly debilitating forms. The question on many's minds is...
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76GCSE Music Analysis - Mozart - Symphony No.40 in G Minor.
All you need to know, in detail, about Mozart's 'Symphony No.40 in G Minor', for Edexcel's Music GCSE.
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76The Great Pianists - Whom were They?
History of great pianists starting in the 18th Century (inception of the instrument) and ending with Rachmaninoff. Additionally, three great female pianists who seldom get any credit are mentioned in the article.
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66Austrian Food - Raspberry Souffle (Salzburger Nockerl)
Salzburger nockerl was invented in the seventeenth century by the mistress of the Archbishop of Salzburg. Its three peaks are supposed to resemble the hills surrounding the city of Salzburg. made with beaten egg whites it resembles a French Souffle in texture but it has its own characteristic shape and flavor.
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69Famous Operas: A Quick and Easy Introduction
In the past several centuries, a form of music drama called opera has become popular. Some of the most famous operas included:The Magic Flute (by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart), Fidelio (by Ludwig van Beethoven), The Barber of Seville (by Gioacchino...
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69The best Operas of all time!
Since my article on the best Opera singers ever has reached 20,000 hits, I wanted to do a piece about the best Operas ever. All over the world this type of performing art fills opera houses on a consistent basis. Read here to find out why!
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79The Magic of Music in my Life
Listening to music can stretch our thinking, much like physical exercise does to our bodies. This Mozart effect is believed to be responsible for improving concentration, intuition, intelligence and even healing.
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67Meditation and music meditation: how does sound influence us?
Music is the art of sounds. Music stimulates the processes of cognition already in childhood, as well as it regulates some important bodily functions. It plays the leading role in language mastering and communication. Neurotic systems react to sounds which can be witnessed upon observation of the results of magnetic brain scanning. Music helps to prove that consciousness change can lead to neurotic change in the human brain.
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64Learn Fiddle and Violin with simple steps to success
Ways to check and keep track of your progress in the piece you are working on… I like to use a version of Edward Kreitman’s list of priorities to test if I am making progress in any piece I am working on. If you feel like you have hit a wall,...
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55Mozart as Poet
Mozart is widely regarded as one of the greatest composers of history. His music can almost be heard on a daily basis in some medium, whether the radio or the background to a movie. However, little is widely known concerning Mozart’s other...
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