Many years ago, I neatly stored our family’s music collection on shelves of a bookcase in alphabetical order. However, years of pulling a piece out and setting it aside when it was no longer needed resulted in numerous precarious piles.
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As the joke goes, when asked how to get to Carnegie Hall, a musician answered “practice.” Although diligent practice is the means to become an expert in most endeavors, musicians are particularly obsessed with practice. From the start, musicians are
Rule 506 Offerings Continue to be Popular with Real Estate Companies
Recently, on a popular crowdfunding site, I noticed that someone was seeking funds to produce a recording of Bach’s music. There are probably thousands of recordings of Bach, but this one was different – the musician planned to perform the
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In recent years, there has been a resurgence of interest in 20th-century African-American composer Florence Price’s contributions to classical music. Born in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1887, Price started piano lessons at age four with her mother, who was a
New York LLC Transparency Act Presents Privacy Concerns
Transparency in classical music refers to the clarity and purity of musical texture. When a piece is transparent, each instrumental or vocal part will be discernable and sound distinctly, even though the composition might be complex. Transparency allows listeners to
Why People “May” Incorrectly Use “Shall,” “Must,” and “Will” Even Though They “Should” Know Better
Originating from the Italian word for “obligatory,” the musical term “obligato” traditionally refers to an instrumental or voice part essential to the integrity of a composition. In contrast, “ossia,” which comes from the Italian word for “alternatively,” refers to a
Real Estate’s Role In Building Generational Wealth
Johann Sebastian Bach and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart are among the greatest Western composers who ever lived, and their lives were similar in many ways. Both came from families with a rich musical heritage. Both of their mothers died when they
Evaluating Real Estate Investments – Equity Multiple and Annualized Rate of Return
A friend who is an amateur cellist recently lamented that she broke two cello strings that were only a few months old. Since a single, moderately-priced cello string can cost more than $100, replacing those strings was expensive, particularly for
Evaluating Real Estate Investments – Preparing for 2024
Music students who aren’t pianists must achieve a level of proficiency sufficient to play simple piano accompaniments with their future students. Thus, beginning class piano is a rite of passage for music majors who aren’t pianists. One skill music students
Private Employers Often Can Restrict Political Speech at Work
According to the Reader’s Digest (UK) one of the most controversial classical music compositions of all time is John Adams’ opera Death of Klinghoffer. The opera is based on the Palestine Liberation Front’s (PLF) hijacking of the Italian cruise ship