I just noticed that people who play an instrument are more into classical music than most people who don’t play an instrument. For example, when I started to play my first instrument, I was more into classical music.
I live in a college dorm. I used to be able to see everyone else’s shared iTunes music back when my laptop was just plugged into the ethernet in the wall. But I got a wireless router and started using it and now I can’t see anyone else’s music. I there a way that I can while still using the wireless?
Is Berklee the only college that offers a musical education beyond just classical and jazz styles? I can’t find any other schools where they offer a variety of styles, but Berklee is just so expensive. Are there any cheaper alternatives where I won’t be stuck playing classical stuff?
Or similar to Hermen Hesse’s Siddhartha ? Anything like novels, essays, biographies, anything considered classical with moral or spiritual wisdom.
Would very much appreciate few suggestions by fans of classical literature.
Or similar to Hermen Hesse’s Siddhartha ? Anything like novels, essays, biographies, anything considered classical with moral or spiritual wisdom.
Would very much appreciate few suggestions by fans of classical literature.
I am right around that time where my baby can start hearing things outside the womb (im 20 weeks) so I want to start listening to music thats beneficial to my baby but I really don’t like classical music, is there anything else that is proven to make babies more intelligent?
I like adding music to my slideshows but i only have 3 options and i have a bunch of music on my computer that i’d like to put on my camera for slideshows. How do you?
I have a samsung L310W.
Thanks!
We come across such music everyday in cartoons like Tom and Jerry. One example is The Blue Danube by Johann Strauss. What are the other such classical we come across daily?
I want to listen to some heavy metal bands, nothing too out-there, and no screaming, but bands that can actually sing and play instruments. Bands I like are Slipknot, Metallica and Korn.
I learn ballet the Russian classical way, but what are the differences between all of these styles?