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Which Piano? John Lennon's Imagine White Piano 30 Jun 2021

Which Piano? John Lennon's Imagine White Piano
A short article of the beautiful Steinway white piano used by Beatles member and solo artist John Lennon, to compose and record his famous song, "Imagine."
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Learning How to Read Music - Why Music Theory Still Matters for Musicians 30 Jun 2021

Learning How to Read Music - Why Music Theory Still Matters for Musicians
Why is music theory still important? Learning how to read music for guitar, piano and more may seem tedious, but it can help you broaden your musical ...
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Music Space Pilot Episode - Guitar Fingerstyle and Strumming Lessons 30 Jun 2021

Music Space Pilot Episode - Guitar Fingerstyle and Strumming Lessons
Learn To Play Music's Pilot episode of Music Space discusses Guitar Fingerstyle & Strumming Lessons; the fundamental techniques of how to fingerpick & strum
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Music Space Episode 1 - Ricky Horton & the Importance of Rhythm and Melody in Learning Music 30 Jun 2021

Music Space Episode 1 - Ricky Horton & the Importance of Rhythm and Melody in Learning Music
Learn Rhythm and Melody with Ricky Horton! In it’s most basic form, music is rhythm & melody, and a melody can’t exist without some type of rhythm.
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How to Write a Guitar Solo When You Improvise (Without Sounding Repetitive) 30 Jun 2021

How to Write a Guitar Solo When You Improvise (Without Sounding Repetitive)
Learn how to write a guitar solo when improvising without sounding repetitive. With the help of some techniques covered in this post, you will in no time!
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Music Space Episode 2 - Different Sounds of Harmonicas with Peter Gelling 30 Jun 2021

Music Space Episode 2 - Different Sounds of Harmonicas with Peter Gelling
Peter Gelling talks about his love for the harmonica, & different sounds of harmonicas - along with some great practicing tips & ideas on Music Space Ep.2.
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