What is harmony? How do chords relate to one another? How can a chord progression build a framework for a song? In this tutorial we'll answer those questions by looking at the basic chords of a...
3 Exercises For Orff Body Percussion 1. An easy and fun rhythmic exercise for Orff Body Percussion. 2. Follow up to the first Keep the Beat. Slightly more difficult rhythmic exercise for Orff body percussion with dotted quarter note, eighth note rhythms. 3. Follow up to Keep The Beat 1 and 2. Emphasis is on precision with rests needing care. Each part should follow on to the next in a seamless flow. This exercise can be repeated at faster and faster tempos. TERMS OF USE: © Yvonne Johnson Music. All Rights Reserved Free downloads are intended for your own personal, non-commercial use or for use with students in your private studio or classroom. You may not sell, resell, distribute as your own, share or upload to the internet any sheet music either purchased or available as a free download. The copyright of all music, paid or free is owned by Yvonne Johnson Music
Larger image The old manuals for the Fender Hot Rod series used to include recommended settings. But the new manuals don’t include this helpful information. Try the settings above on either y…
There are three kinds of minor scales: Natural Minor, Harmonic Minor, and Melodic Minor. Click here for a list of all harmonic minor scales & here for a list of all melodic minor scales. List o…
The blues scale is one of the most popular scales used. It's used across many genres of music, from blues to rock to jazz and others.
