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@CatherineCorbett

: What is the best way to break using the pedal too frequently? I have been playing piano on an 88-key electric piano a fair bit recently. I have developed what I believe to be a very bad habit, in that I use the sustain pedal

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@JohnSmith

: How to transcribe speech onto a musical instrument I recently came across the work of the bass player MonoNeon. In some of his videos he mimics the pitch inflection and rhythm of speech on his bass. Here's his take on part

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@RunaDurhuus

: How to hit the right hole on the harmonica I have been trying to self-learn the harmonica over the past few days. I notice I sometimes blow/draw from multiple holes when I only want to make a single note. There are a few

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@CatherineCorbett

: What is the best way to play this on the guitar? Might I inquire as to the best way to play the note marked by the red ink? I am having trouble with the muting part of it. In "normal" cases, like the case marked by the

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@BryanVandalay

: Why are conductors required at orchestra performances? I am not a music expert and I have always wondered why orchestra performances require a conductor to play. The musicians are presumably professionals who have had much

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@PeterSamson

: Is it possible to move patches around on the microKorg? I've so far just used my microKorg to play around with creating sounds, and am using it for the first time on stage in a few weeks. When practicing, I've noticed that

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@JohnSmith

: Setting up a digital drum pad to play notes chromatically I'm going through the user manual for the software I received with the purchase of an MPD 226 digital drum pad. At this particular point in the manual I'm being told

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@NicholeStarling

: Simultaneous Crescendo/Decrescendo: Technique, Typo, or Spicy Meme? What do you suppose this is? Is there a way this should be played, or is it just hilarious?

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@JohnClane

: The meaning of Coda What does "Coda" mean in music? I don't understand, and it appears in many articles about "sonata form" but I still don't know.

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@CatherineCorbett

: Is true to say in which scales or tonality I was wondering when we want to ask someone about a piece of music , I could say what the scale of that music is or the tonality of that. Which one is true

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@MiaWang

: What are the different qualities of the intervals? I know that a 3rd decides the emotional quality of a chord, but what about the 5th? What does the 7th do? The 2nd, 6th, and 9th?

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@TeddAnderson

: Why is the note name "a" not on any important scale position? Possible Duplicate: Why is C the base note of standard notation and keys? The note names are derived from the alphabet, which starts with "a". But why

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@MonicaSprings

: Right hand technique used in gypsy jazz guitar I want to learn the right hand technique used by gypsy guitar, especially that of joscho stephan. His arm is perfectly still but the hand is moving so fast, how is he doing that?

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@MiaWang

: Is there a term in English to characterize the male/female bipolarity of major and minor tonality? Is there any association of dur and moll with male and female like in European compositions to define the polarity of major

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@PatrickSeinfield

: Horse hooves sound in the song background I would like to know how the Horse hooves sound is recorded and played in the above songs URL? What are the sound recording & playback techniques to achieve this? Is it possible

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@JackieMeek

: What is this chord used in C Major? What is this chord? The key is C Major and I've put in the root (CEG) and the dominant (GBD) as a contrast. It sounds harmonious to me. It's not a V of V (applied/secondary dominant) as

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@JessieLoos

: Can a drummer hit the snare, ride, and crash at the same time? I'm producing a song and I'm using virtual drums via midi notes to achieve the drum sounds. I want a real drummer to eventually perform this piece so I'm asking

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@MonicaSprings

: How to express exhaustion without rallentando or diminuendo? I'm working on a track that has more of an EDM feel to it, so the obvious methods of expressing exhaustion�rallentando and diminuendo�do not fit the music I'm

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@TeddAnderson

: Modulation via a major chord, then another major chord a half step down In Nick Cave's "Darker With The Day", there's a modulation at the end of the chorus which sounds very good (to me), but I don't understand why it works.

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@BobRusto

: Retrograding a melody that ends on a whole note If I was retrograding a melody that ends on a whole note, should I count it as a first beat quarter during reversing it or should I count it as 3 quarter rests + a quarter?

: What is the best way to break using the pedal too frequently? I have been playing piano on an 88-key electric piano a fair bit recently. I have developed what I believe to be a very bad habit, in that I use the sustain pedal

: How to transcribe speech onto a musical instrument I recently came across the work of the bass player MonoNeon. In some of his videos he mimics the pitch inflection and rhythm of speech on his bass. Here's his take on part

: How to hit the right hole on the harmonica I have been trying to self-learn the harmonica over the past few days. I notice I sometimes blow/draw from multiple holes when I only want to make a single note. There are a few

: What is the best way to play this on the guitar? Might I inquire as to the best way to play the note marked by the red ink? I am having trouble with the muting part of it. In "normal" cases, like the case marked by the

: Why are conductors required at orchestra performances? I am not a music expert and I have always wondered why orchestra performances require a conductor to play. The musicians are presumably professionals who have had much

: Is it possible to move patches around on the microKorg? I've so far just used my microKorg to play around with creating sounds, and am using it for the first time on stage in a few weeks. When practicing, I've noticed that

: Setting up a digital drum pad to play notes chromatically I'm going through the user manual for the software I received with the purchase of an MPD 226 digital drum pad. At this particular point in the manual I'm being told

: Simultaneous Crescendo/Decrescendo: Technique, Typo, or Spicy Meme? What do you suppose this is? Is there a way this should be played, or is it just hilarious?

: The meaning of Coda What does "Coda" mean in music? I don't understand, and it appears in many articles about "sonata form" but I still don't know.

: Is true to say in which scales or tonality I was wondering when we want to ask someone about a piece of music , I could say what the scale of that music is or the tonality of that. Which one is true

: What are the different qualities of the intervals? I know that a 3rd decides the emotional quality of a chord, but what about the 5th? What does the 7th do? The 2nd, 6th, and 9th?

: Why is the note name "a" not on any important scale position? Possible Duplicate: Why is C the base note of standard notation and keys? The note names are derived from the alphabet, which starts with "a". But why

: Right hand technique used in gypsy jazz guitar I want to learn the right hand technique used by gypsy guitar, especially that of joscho stephan. His arm is perfectly still but the hand is moving so fast, how is he doing that?

: Is there a term in English to characterize the male/female bipolarity of major and minor tonality? Is there any association of dur and moll with male and female like in European compositions to define the polarity of major

: Horse hooves sound in the song background I would like to know how the Horse hooves sound is recorded and played in the above songs URL? What are the sound recording & playback techniques to achieve this? Is it possible

: What is this chord used in C Major? What is this chord? The key is C Major and I've put in the root (CEG) and the dominant (GBD) as a contrast. It sounds harmonious to me. It's not a V of V (applied/secondary dominant) as

: Can a drummer hit the snare, ride, and crash at the same time? I'm producing a song and I'm using virtual drums via midi notes to achieve the drum sounds. I want a real drummer to eventually perform this piece so I'm asking

: How to express exhaustion without rallentando or diminuendo? I'm working on a track that has more of an EDM feel to it, so the obvious methods of expressing exhaustion�rallentando and diminuendo�do not fit the music I'm

: Modulation via a major chord, then another major chord a half step down In Nick Cave's "Darker With The Day", there's a modulation at the end of the chorus which sounds very good (to me), but I don't understand why it works.

: Retrograding a melody that ends on a whole note If I was retrograding a melody that ends on a whole note, should I count it as a first beat quarter during reversing it or should I count it as 3 quarter rests + a quarter?

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