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The Seven Best Chopin Works, According to YouTube
Frédéric Chopin is one of the most popular composers in classical music history. We all know that his romantic piano works have captured the imaginations of listeners around the world. But have you ever wondered which of his pieces are
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Don’t Give Piano Lessons to Any Woodpecker!
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From Marching to Melodies: Timpani
The concept of percussion is rather easy: find something, hit it. Eventually, the development of hitting things to make definite sounds led to the development of the timpani – a tunable drum used to supplement the bass section of an
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How Well Do You Know François Couperin?
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The Egg-Dance of Easter
The colourful Christian celebration of Easter is again around the corner. And for many people, the Easter egg best symbolises this festival of the resurrection of Jesus. During pre-Christianity, the egg was seen as a symbol of rebirth and life,
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Celebrate Happy Easter With ORATOREO!
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Don’t Want to Practice the Piano? Here’s a Trick!
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The Hairpin Instrument: The Bassoon
The bassoon, the bass of the woodwind instruments, is also the tenor and sometimes the alto and soprano of the woodwind instruments. Its range when extended by its larger neighbor, the contrabassoon, permits it to double and reinforce all parts
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