Choosing your first guitar is exciting. It can, however, also be quite daunting. After all, you don’t want to make the wrong choice and be stuck with a beginner guitar that isn’t suited to you. Allow us to help. Here we round up a selection of the best guitars for beginners - both acoustic and electric - that are perfect for those looking to start playing.
Electric guitars, on the other hand, have more components to get to grips with, but they’re also more versatile, particularly if you want to play rock or metal music, so they make great guitars for beginners too. However, you’re also then entering the wonderful world of amplification, and therefore amplifiers, which brings with it another dimension to consider.
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Fortunately, there’s never been a cheaper or more convenient time to get into electric guitar; you can get a good guitar amp for under $100/£100, or even play direct into your computer or phone.
Whether you go for electric or acoustic guitar, we’ve prepared a range of the best beginner guitar options that hit the mark, all clocking in at under $500/£500. Spend any more than this and you’re into ‘serious guitar’ territory, and you may not appreciate the smaller details that make expensive guitars what they are.
Thankfully, the quality available at this price point is better than ever – some of these beginner guitars could well be friends for life, so it’s worth getting it right first time.
What are the best guitars for beginners?
While every guitar in the list has its own merits, there are a couple that stand out above the rest. In terms of acoustic guitars, the Martin LX1E is one of the best guitars for beginners and an outstanding instrument for players of any age or ability. Its smaller size makes it portable, yet this guitar still pumps out some serious volume. The craftsmanship from Martin is excellent too, meaning the LX1E could easily last your entire playing career. Yes, it’s slightly more expensive than your usual beginner guitar, but in terms of pure value the Martin LX1E is peerless.
For a beginner electric guitar, we’re happy to recommend the Squier Classic Vibe ‘50s Stratocaster. At the very entry-level sits Squier’s Affinity range, which are decent guitars, but just above that sits the Classic Vibe range which is streets ahead in terms of value. The combination of superb build quality, excellent tones and stunning looks make for an enticing package, and one which you won’t grow out of any time soon.
Best guitars for beginners: buying advice
It can be hard to know what to look for when first investigating the best guitars for beginners. It’s maybe helpful, therefore, to look at some of the options you have and examine how they’ll best suit your needs.
Acoustic vs electric guitar?
First and foremost, the choice you need to make when choosing a beginner guitar is whether you want to go acoustic or electric. While both will offer the experience you’re looking for, there are some fundamental differences. Most obvious is the sound; acoustic guitars are designed to work without amplification. This means they are much louder, and require no extra peripherals to work.
Electric guitars, on the other hand, will play without being amplified but you’ll find them much quieter. Plug one into an amplifier, however, and everything changes. Playing-wise, you’ll probably find electric guitars easier to handle on account of their thinner necks and smaller form-factor.
Everything you need to know about beginner acoustic guitars
If it’s a beginner acoustic guitar you’re looking for, you’ll want to consider a few factors. Body shape is perhaps the most important. Larger body guitars produce a much fuller, rounder sound with pronounced bass tones. These are great for strummers or anyone looking to fit in with a band. The downside is that they can be cumbersome, particularly to less experienced players.
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Smaller-bodied acoustics are easier to handle but don’t project their tone as well. This, however, may not be a problem if you’re playing fingerstyle, for example. The famous dreadnought shape - arguably the most common - offers a good balance between size and projection, and is a good place for most beginners to start.
Away from body shape, you’ll want to look at the guitar’s neck and fingerboard, and the distance between the strings and frets. We’ve heard countless examples of people who want to learn the guitar but have been put off after playing acoustic guitar strings that feel like cheese wire. For this reason, electrics are often a better bet for many learners, particularly those with smaller hands.
Everything you need to know about beginner electric guitars
If you’ve decided to start with an electric guitar, the choices are far wider and more varied. Electric guitars come in many different shapes and sizes, but there are a few fundamental points which are common across every guitar. Assuming you want to play plugged in, you’ll want to look at the guitar’s pickups. These are the devices which translate your playing into an electrical signal that an amplifier turns into sound. Single coil pickups are versatile, and suit many different playing styles like rock, jazz and blues. Humbuckers, on the other hand, produce a fatter, rounder sound which works well for heavier styles or music.
Electrics also tend to have smaller necks than acoustic guitars, which is good for beginners, and they make the best guitars for kids and small hands – particularly ‘short-scale’ models, where the frets are closer together, making it easier to play chords.
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At the start of your playing career, some factors that more experienced players favour - like different woods for bodies and necks - are less of a concern when it comes to choosing the best beginner guitar for you. The important thing when starting is to find a guitar which is comfortable, sounds good and has that all-important lure to keep you coming back to it. As with anything, you get what you pay for, but with the list of the best guitars for beginners we believe we’ve found the sweet spot between price, performance and playability.
These are the best guitars for beginners right now
One of the best beginner acoustic guitars for open-mics
Launch price: $439/£449 | Type: Modified 0-14 Fret | Top: Sitka spruce | Back & sides: High Pressure Laminate | Neck: Stratabond | Scale: 23" | Fingerboard: FSC Certified Richlite | Frets: 20 | Tuners: Gotoh nickel | Electronics: Fishman Sonitone | Left-handed: Yes | Finish: Hand Rubbed
The Ed Sheeran-favoured Little Martin has a shorter scale length than many of the other acoustic guitars in this guide, which makes it one of the best guitars for small hands. It does feel a little industrial, but from the first strum its more conventional spruce-top voice will have you captivated. It's serious fun.
The material may be man-made, but the fingerboard and bridge look like dense ebony, while the dark-hued HPL back and sides ape a dark, rich mahogany, giving it a classy feel. Like its acoustic voice, the Martin sounds very 'conventional' plugged in and that's no bad thing, especially for beginners. It's really easy to dial in, making it open-mic ready – when the time comes!
Read the full Martin LX1E Little Martin review
One of the best guitars for beginners, with a low, low price tag
Launch price: $199/£160/€189 | Type: Dreadnought | Top: Solid Mahogany | Back & sides: Laminated Mahogany | Neck: Mahogany | Scale: 25.3" | Fingerboard: Rosewood | Frets: 20 | Tuners: Chrome Die-Cast | Electronics: N/A | Left-handed: Yes | Finish: Gloss
The entry model of the Classic Design Series is a good reminder of just how much guitar you can get for your money at the more affordable end of the market. Here, we're offered a solid-wood mahogany top, laminated mahogany back/sides and an inviting rolled fretboard edge, which makes playing comfortable for beginners.
The CD-60S's action is great out of the box, too. The mid-character of mahogany is certainly here, bringing some meat to a brightness usually associated with spruce tops. The result is something that’s genuinely inspiring to play and chimes in chord work. Why should new players settle for just okay when they need to be comfortable and inspired?
Read the full Fender CD-60S All-Mahogany review
Serious quality at a very good price
Launch price: $499/£459/€599 | Body: Layered sapele with sitka spruce top | Neck: Sapele | Scale: 23.5" (597 mm) | Fingerboard: Ebony | Frets: 20 | Tuners: Chrome | Electronics: N/A | Left-handed: Yes | Finish: Satin
As one of the ‘big two’ in acoustic guitars - along with Martin - there is a level of quality and excellence that can be reasonably expected from Taylor. This is, after all, a brand which produces guitars that cost as much as a family car. Yet with the Taylor GS Mini, they’ve produced a guitar which packs in all that high-end know how and experience for a price that sits a shade under $500.
The GS Mini is small enough for anyone to feel comfortable with, yet produces the kind of tone that will make your knees go weak. Build quality and overall playability is superb, making this the perfect guitar for anyone, no matter where they are in their playing career.
Read the Taylor GS Mini review
A low-cost beginner acoustic guitar that punches above its weight
Launch price: $199/£219/€222 | Type: Dreadnought | Top: Solid spruce | Back & sides: Nato | Neck: Nato | Scale: 25.6" | Fingerboard: Rosewood | Frets: 20 | Tuners: Chrome die-cast | Electronics: N/A | Left-handed: No | Finish: Matt
This affordable model from guitar giant Yamaha is a typically classy, clean acoustic build with a matt finish that gives a lived-in working guitar appearance. There's little ornamentation, the fingerboard dots are small and lack contrast but the white side dots are clear and bright – great for beginners.
The three-piece neck, with a roomy full C profile, immediately engages. The tuners are quite generic but more than up to the job, while the nut and compensated saddle are well cut with a sensible, get-on-with-the-job string height. Dreadnoughts, of course, come in many different tonal shades but we should expect plenty of roomy lows, a strong thump in the lower mids, crisp highs: a big projecting sound. Well, the FG800M ticks those boxes and some.
Read the full Yamaha FG800M review
5. Gretsch G9511 Style 1 Single-0 Parlor
A fantastic parlour guitar with plenty of '30s charm
Launch price: $299/£290/€318 | Type: Parlor | Top: Solid Sitka Spruce | Back & sides: Laminated Mahogany | Neck: Mahogany | Scale: 24.75" | Fingerboard: Rosewood | Frets: 19 | Tuners: Vintage style open back | Electronics: N/A | Left-handed: No | Finish: Thin Gloss Polyester
The G9511 is a parlour guitar, which means it possesses a much smaller body than, say, a dreadnought – good news for kids and smaller-bodied players! Tone-wise, this acoustic guitar is wonderful; airy, bright and sparkling, without any of the harshness you might expect from a spruce and laminate combination.
Make no mistake, this is a relatively trebly guitar and the low E string in particular is positively quiet, but that’s no bad thing. It would be easy to act snobbish about the laminate back and sides, but don’t be. Instead, try this guitar for yourself and you’ll find it better than many more expensive rivals, even some of those with all-solid woods.
Read the full Gretsch G9511 Style 1 Single-0 Parlour review
The best beginner electric guitar – style, sound and sophistication
Launch price: $399/£299/€379 | Body: Pine | Neck: Maple | Scale: 25.5" (648 mm) | Fingerboard: Maple | Frets: 21 | Pickups: Fender Designed Alnico Single Coils | Controls: Master Volume, Tone 1. (Neck Pickup), Tone 2. (Middle Pickup) | Hardware: Chrome | Left-handed: Yes | Finish: 2-Color Sunburst, Black, Fiesta Red, White Blonde
The Squier Classic Vibe ‘50s Stratocaster is a sight to behold. It sits above Squier’s entry-level Affinity range but boasts far superior build quality, hardware and tone. We particularly liked the vintage tuners and tinted slim-profile neck, while the range of sounds produced by the Fender-designed single coil pickups are superb.
There is a slight leap in price above the Affinity guitars, but the accompanying leap in overall quality makes this a guitar that shouts value for money. We’d even go as far as to say the Classic Vibe range in its entirety gives many higher priced guitars - including Fender’s own Mexican range - a run for their money. Highly recommended.
The best Les Paul for beginners – Guns N' Roses approved
Launch price: $249/£249/€279 | Body: Okoume w/ AAA flame maple veneer | Neck: Okoume | Scale: 24.75" | Fingerboard: Rosewood | Frets: 22 | Pickups: 2x Epiphone Ceramic Plus humbuckers | Controls: Volume, tone, 3-way selector | Hardware: 14:1 ratio tuners, Tune-O-Matic bridge and Stopbar tailpiece, Shadow E-Tuner on bridge pickup mounting ring | Left-handed: Regular Les Paul Special II only | Finish: Appetite Amber only
Aimed at guitarists taking their first steps in rock, this Slash-approved beginner model certainly offers the look of the Guns N' Roses guitarist's preferred instrument. It also features two of Epiphone's exceedingly powerful Ceramic Plus humbuckers; plus, built into the bridge pickup ring is a Shadow E-Tuner, activated via a small push- button on the ring – it's incredibly useful for first-timers to have a tuner close to hand at all times.
The string height is plenty low for beginners, and the pickups are high-output enough for a decent rock guitar tone, even though the neck pickup is a little dark and underwhelming. However, any misgivings you may have will be more than washed away by the great price.
Read the full Epiphone Slash 'AFD' Les Paul Special-II review
This affordable short-scale model is one of the best electric guitars for beginners
Launch price: $149/£120/€115 | Body: Basswood | Neck: Maple | Scale: 24" | Fingerboard: Laurel | Frets: 22 | Pickups: 2x high-output humbuckers | Controls: Volume, tone, 3-way selector | Hardware: Modern hardtail bridge, standard tuners | Left-handed: No | Finish: Imperial Blue, Black
The original Fender Mustang is something of a cult classic. It was loved by alternative bands and players - including Kurt Cobain - in the '90s for its short scale, affordability and potential for modding. The Bullet Mustang is the most affordable version of the model yet. In keeping with Squier’s other entry-level models, it features a basswood body, which gives it an incredibly lithe, lightweight feel. This, combined with its 24-inch scale length, makes it a great choice for beginners.
The two humbuckers are the most obvious departure from the original, providing angular grit in the bridge position and a pleasing, earthy warmth in the neck. The bolt-on maple neck and six saddle hardtail bridge feel reassuringly rigid, while the tuners did a sterling job in our tests of holding their pitch without too much hassle.
Read the full Squier Bullet Mustang HH review
The budget semi-hollow with authentic Gretsch vibe
Launch price: $449/£350/€459 | Body: Laminated maple, semi-hollow | Neck: Nato | Scale: 24.75" | Fingerboard: Rosewood | Frets: 22 | Pickups: 2x Broad'Tron humbuckers | Controls: Neck volume, bridge volume, tone, 3-way pickup selector | Hardware: Adjusto-Matic bridge, 'V' stoptail tailpiece | Left-handed: Yes: G2622LH | Finish: Walnut Stain, Black
The Streamliner concept is simple: to create more affordable Gretsch guitars without losing their specific DNA. This particular example is a semi-hollow design, which means it puts out more volume when unplugged and offers an earthier, less aggressive tone than a solidbody design when plugged into an amp, which is great for blues and country music. It does, however, have a slightly thicker neck than the other electric guitars in our guide, so it's not one of the best guitars for small hands.
The G2622's construction gives a different response and resonance to other new releases from Gretsch and, with these pickups, moves further from the Gretsch sound, approaching the character of Gibson's classic ES-335 design. The beefier Broad'Tron humbucker pickups broaden the sonic potential, while staying close to the classic iconography. If you want a great-value semi-hollow, this is among the best sub-$500 electrics around.
Read the full Gretsch G2622 Streamliner review
One of the best beginner electric guitars with long-lasting appeal
Launch price: $299/£199/€259 | Body: Alder | Neck: Maple | Scale: 25.5" | Fingerboard: Rosewood | Frets: 22 | Pickups: Alnico V bridge humbucker 2x Alnico V single coils | Controls: Volume, tone (with push-pull coil-split), 5-way selector switch | Hardware: Vintage-style vibrato with block saddle | Left-handed: Yes (Pacifica 112J) | Finish: Natural Satin, Old Violin Sunburst, Raspberry Red, Sonic Blue, Black, Silver Metallic
The Yamaha Pacifica has long proved a benchmark for quality and specification, and the 112V remains one of the best guitars for beginners. The 112 is far from fancy and simply concentrates on the bare necessities. Yet the construction is of excellent quality. Trust us, if looked after, this will be a guitar for life.
By design, it's an altogether more modern, brighter and lighter take on a hot-rod Strat. But when we say brighter that doesn't mean overly shrill. In fact the bridge humbucker will surprise some; it's beefy without being too midrange heavy, and features a coil-split - which essentially transforms its bridge humbucker into a single coil - for increased versatility.
The solo single-coils impress - there's plenty of percussion and with a little mid-range beef added from an amp, these get you to the correct Texas toneland. Neck and middle combined produces a fine modern Strat-like mix - the added brightness will cut through a multi-FX patch nicely.
Read the full Yamaha Pacifica 112V review


Don’t miss the 7th annual Through Our Eyes High School Art Exhibition at the Carriage Barn Arts Center. It is an amazing show that highlights the range and talents of our students. The Exhibit is open from March 11th-March 30th. The Gallery Hours are Wednesday - Saturday 10AM - 3PM and Sunday 1-5PM.
This week our New Canaan High School Theatre presents Anything Goes. Our performance dates are Thursday March 14th - Saturday March 16th - all showtimes are at 7PM each day. There is a snow date of March 17th at 2PM (It will not snow). Please sell out the auditorium each night and check out our talented students. To purchase tickets in advance of the show, please click here.
Another exciting thing that we have coming up is our choral group will be performing at Carnegie Hall with a mass choir on Sunday evening April 28th at 8:30PM. This is a wonderful honor and a rare chance for high school students to be able to perform on the world’s concert stage. If you would like to see our students perform, you can purchase tickets here. If you use this promotional code, money goes back to offset concert costs.


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For the first time since the mid-’80s, vinyl revenues will surpass those of CDs.
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The Cali punks are bringing back their fifth album on special, limited-edition yellow vinyl.
Three songs meant for the rockers’ seventh studio album, Villains, showed up on Australian singer Gordi’s new LP, Reservoir.


Charity Fundraiser Musical Evening
Sat 06 Sep 2014
An evening of live music from local artists, featuring solo acoustic sets from singer-songwriters based in Devon including folk musician Rosa Rebecka who has worked closely with Plymouth University, The Wren Trust and has recently played at Exeter Phoenix. Other artists include singer-songwriter Tina Bridgman who regularly tutors vocal coaching and music to young people as well as playing locally. Emerging singer-songwriter Holly Morwenna who recently appeared on the BBC Introducing show with James Santer; music workshop tutor & musician Laura Loft; acclaimed guitarist and songwriter Alex Gregory; Exeter University graduate and theatre performer David Johnson (recent credits include Sir Gaiwan & the Green Knight); talented and innovative Devon based trio Paper Girl; original artist, dancer and choreographer Lou Latham…and more to be announced.
Tickets £10 on the door
Doors are at 7pm. Music begins at 7.45pm.
All proceeds from ticket sales will go directly towards production costs of a CD (featuring musicians locally and internationally) to be sold to raise money for neonatal care in the south-west UK.


How to Add Sustain to Piano on Garageband: A Step-by-Step Guide
Garageband is a popular music production software that allows users to create and edit music on their computers. One of the key features of Garageband is its ability to add sustain to piano notes, giving them a longer and more expressive sound. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of adding sustain to piano on Garageband, so you can enhance your music compositions and create a more professional sound.
Step 1: Launch Garageband
To begin, open Garageband on your Windows PC. If you haven’t downloaded Garageband for Windows yet, you can find a free version on FreeGarageband.com. Once Garageband is open, create a new project or open an existing one where you want to add sustain to the piano.
Step 2: Add a Piano Track
Next, you’ll need to add a piano track to your project. Click on the button in the top-left corner of the Garageband window and select Keyboard from the list of available instruments. Choose the type of piano sound you prefer and click Create to add the piano track to your project.
Step 3: Enable the Sustain Pedal
Now that you have a piano track, it’s time to enable the sustain pedal. The sustain pedal is a device that allows piano notes to sustain or ring out even after the keys are released. To enable the sustain pedal in Garageband, click on the Smart Controls button in the top-right corner of the Garageband window. This will open the Smart Controls panel.
Step 4: Adjust the Sustain Level
In the Smart Controls panel, you’ll see a variety of options for adjusting the sound of your piano track. Look for the Sustain slider and drag it to the right to increase the sustain level. As you adjust the sustain level, you’ll hear the piano notes ring out for a longer duration. Find the right balance that suits your musical style and preferences.
Step 5: Fine-tune the Sustain Settings
If you want to further customize the sustain effect, Garageband offers additional settings to fine-tune the sustain behavior. Click on the Edit button in the Smart Controls panel to access these settings. Here, you can adjust parameters such as decay time, release time, and sustain pedal sensitivity to achieve the desired sustain effect.
Step 6: Experiment and Explore
Now that you know how to add sustain to piano on Garageband, it’s time to experiment and explore. Try different sustain levels, adjust the sustain settings, and see how it affects the overall sound of your music. Don’t be afraid to get creative and find unique ways to incorporate sustain into your compositions.
Remember, Garageband is a powerful music production tool, and adding sustain to piano is just one of the many features it offers. Take the time to explore other instruments, effects, and functionalities within Garageband to enhance your music production skills.
For more information and tutorials on Garageband, visit the FAQ, About, and Blog sections of FreeGarageband.com. These resources provide valuable insights and tips to help you make the most out of Garageband on your Windows PC.
Lastly, if you’re looking for additional music production software or want to learn more about music-making, check out MusicRadar.com. They offer a wide range of resources and information for music enthusiasts of all levels.


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There will be possible to book tickets for both the semifinal, the general rehearsal of the finale and the grand finale.
More information will be presented here at a later date.
Young dance talents from all over Northern Europe meet in a dance competition for ballet and contemporary dance in Gothenburg.
The following schools are participating in the competition: Svenska Balettskolan / Swedish National Ballet School, Norwegian National Ballet School, Finnish National Ballet School, Tivoli Ballet School Denmark, National Ballet School of Iceland, Tallin Ballet School, Latvia National Ballet School and National MK Curlionis School of Arts, Helsinki Dance Institute, Keski Pohjanmaan Konservatori, Espoo Danceinstitut, Ida Dance School, Estonia, Klassiski Listdansskolinn Iceland, Den Norske Ballettskole og Akademi, Royal Swedish Ballet School, Alhanko Ballet School / BASE23 and the Oslo National Academy of the Arts.
Sebastian Michanek, Artistic Director of the Prix du Nord:
With the competition, we want to motivate young talented dancers in Sweden and northern Europe and contribute to their dance education. In it’s new form, the competition remains an important platform for the next generation of dancers to be able to meet and share experiences together. The event is a unique opportunity for all dance lovers to see and experience a wide range of classical ballet and modern dance!
Tickets will be available for the event. More information will follow at a later date.


The reed, along with the players airstream, is what makes the sound of the oboe. No two reeds are the same, which gives each oboist their own unique sound. An oboe reed is made from shaving down an actual cane reed. The two reeds are placed face-to-face and are strapped to the metal pipe with strings. The oboe is constructed such that there is a piece of cork wrapped around part of it, and the cork is inserted into the upper section of the instrument.
The two reeds are curved subtly, and so there is a slight gap in the center when the two ends are stuck together. This allows the player's breath to pass through. During play, the reeds undergo minute vibrations, the gap between the reeds repeatedly closing and opening.
Oboists, usually starting in college, make their own reeds. This is an extremely personal process, as the reed dictates what the instrument will sound like. The reed kit consists of: cane, the staple, reed knife, a mandrel, a wood cutting block, a plaque, thread spool, wax bar, and a ruler.
Next, we will take a look at your lips, and how to form the embouchure to play.


Explore Your Sound
The PRS Special Semi-Hollow offers players a versatile hum/ “single”/hum configuration with two PRS 58/15 LT humbuckers and a PRS Narrowfield middle pickup. PRS Narrowfield pickups deliver the bite of a single coil, so they cut through the mix with plenty of clarity and punch – without the hum. Paired with a 5-way blade switch and two mini-toggles that tap the 58/15 LT humbuckers, this guitar can handle myriad sounds and styles (with twelve pickup combinations in total). Roll back the tone control for added growl, turn it up for some shimmer, and have fun exploring this versatile tonal palette.
Additional specifications include a maple top, mahogany back, 22-fret 25” scale length mahogany neck, rosewood fretboard, Phase III tuners, and PRS Gen III patented tremolo. The volume levels between the humbucking and single-coil settings remain very even, and the semi-hollow body with single f-hole provides a welcome airiness and depth to the guitar’s tone.
PRS Patented Tremolo
Meticulous design delivering sonic fidelity, player ergonomics, and revolutionary tuning stability.
PRS Phase III Locking Tuners
Modern locking technology with vintage elegance, these tuners promote tone transfer for a louder, more resonant instrument.
PRS 58/15 LT Pickups
“Low turn” pickups with vintage warm, clear tone.
|Carved Figured Maple
|Number of Frets
|Neck/Body Assembly Type
|PRS Patented Tremolo, Gen III
|PRS Phase III Locking
|Truss Rod Cover
|Volume and Tone Controls w/ 5-Way Blade Pickup Switch and 2 Mini Toggles
|PRS Signature 10-46
|10 Top and Back with Hybrid Hardware
“It has a resonant acoustic sound, and the pickups do a fine job of capturing that airy character at all volume levels, particularly when the guitar is up loud enough to enjoy the singing, edge-of-feedback sustain that semi-hollows do so well.”
- Guitar Player


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In order to achieve these extraordinary performance benefits, the OM7 dynamic vocal microphone is designed with an unconventionally low output level (8-10 dB lower than typical dynamic microphones). This low output level acts as a natural “pad” at the capsule in order to maintain high fidelity at the source. The OM7 hypercardioid microphone is best suited for use with high quality mixing consoles which have plenty of head room to compensate for the low gain.
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Friday, November 19 2004, Wynton with his Quintet is going to play in Binghamton (NY) at the Broome Center Forum
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Finding the Right Ballroom Dance Shoes
You have taken ballroom dancing lessons and you decided that it’s more than a passing fancy for you and that you love it. Now you want to invest in some of the things the more professional dancers wear. Your worn black pumps have decided to finally retire on you anyway. Find out more about what you need to look for in ballroom dance shoes to be sure to get your money’s worth.
There are several kinds of shoes that female ballroom dancers use. After all, there are a number of different kinds of dances that qualify in the ballroom category. There’s the Cha Cha, Swing, Foxtrot, Waltz and Salsa just to name a few. You can use regular shoes for them all of course, but when you get more serious about this, you really need to invest in a better pair of ballroom dance shoes.
Usually you will usually find open or closed toe pumps and strappy sandals in the dance floor. Unless you are super comfortable with the sky high heels, it is best to leave those for the real professionals. Keep your heels at 1 to 3 inches only. A snug shoe that isn’t too tight is critical in a good pair of dancing shoes.
Inside Information on Ballroom Dance Shoes
You will notice that dancing shoes have a steel shank for added support. Inspect the heel carefully and as much as possible, opt for suede soled heels. This provides just the right amount of grip on the dance floor. Leather soles can sometimes be too slippery and rubber soles can attach themselves to the floor, making it dangerous for you to twist and turn.
Dancing shoes are not as sturdy as your typical pair. Therefore take extra precaution and wear them only when you are dancing so they don’t get worn out too quickly. You see ballerinas and other dancers carry around their shoes in a separate bag for a good reason. They want to preserve their shoes as long as possible. If they do get broken, there are some shoemakers that are knowledgeable on how to mend specialty shoes.
Men also have to wear good dancing shoes of course. It’s not as varied or as complicated as women’s ballroom dancing footwear but it’s just as important. Typically, a lace-up black leather Oxford is used for the standard dances. If the man is going to dance some Latin number, then he can be more adventurous with the style and add an inch or two in height as well.
Budget Considerations for Ballroom Dance Shoes
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Lake Orchestras and Mark Wood Present -Electrify Your Strings!
Lake Orchestras and Mark Wood present: Electrify Your Strings! taking place at the Lake High School Gym on Tuesday, April 8th at 7 p.m. The concert will feature Trans-Siberian founding member Mark Wood performing with Lake Orchestra students grades 5-12.
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The orchestra is under the direction of Mrs. Scott. Proceeds from the concert will benefit Lake's orchestra program.
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Jade is excited to announce the filming of the third and fourth episodes for her forthcoming music performance program, The Musician Speaks.
Be one of the 30 lucky audience members who get to witness dynamic Melbourne folk band, Forest Falls and winner of the Herald Sun Aria, operatic soprano Kathryn Radcliffe.
Sunday 23 November
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Burwood Music Center
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Jade’s Jazz Jam
October 23 & 30, November 6 & 13
10:30pm at the Butterfly Club
Your chance to bring your brass, your bass or your bassoon and join Jade on stage for a real proper jam session. All musicians welcome – come and sit in with the band or croon a solo song. Or be part of the audience, you never know who you’ll discover!
Jade releases Equal Love single
In support of equal marriage for all Australians, Jade has released a single which will become the theme song for the Equal Love campaign.
100% of profits from sales will be donated to Equal Love so they can continue to lobby the government so that all Australians can marry and be equal citizens regardless of gender or sexual identity.
The track features Dolly Diamond and Luke Gallagher and a stellar band: Cameron Thomas, Michelle Parsons, Sonja Horbelt, Gregory Craske and Luke Keogh.
Support marriage equality! Get the MP3 from all leading online music retailers, including iTunes here: www.itunes.apple.com
You can pick up the ringtone for iPhones on iTunes too.


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PENSACOLA – The Pensacola State College Lyceum Series presents the Juan Siddi Flamenco Theatre Co. at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 15, at the Ashmore Fine Arts Auditorium on the Pensacola campus.
The company performs Flamenco music, song and dance with the passion and vision of today’s foremost artists in the field.
The internationally renowned Juan Siddi Flamenco Theatre Co. tours throughout the United States, Germany and the Middle East. Venues include the International Cultural Festival, Doha, Qatar; Arabian Television Network Al-Jazeera; and Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Summer Dance Festival.
Ticket prices are general public, $11; seniors 60+, children and non-PSC students, $9; PSC staff/faculty/retirees and PSC Seniors Club members, $7; PSC students with current college ID, one free admission ticket.
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The East Bay Express says Blame Sally “put their heart and soul into every note, and while they have an identifiable sound, their music defies easy categorization. They’re as likely to play a mellow folk ballad as a flat-out rocker, or follow a moody pop tune with some country funk.” Their Freight shows tend to sell out, so don’t wait.


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Shrek the Musical
Tickets on sale December 1st!
WHO: Adults 15 years+
WHERE: Penticton Lakeside Resort
WHEN: September 10th, 2023
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Dancers bring your jazz oxfords to learn a stage and tap routine!
SINGING AUDITIONS BETWEEN 1PM - 5:30PM (first come basis)
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Kokopelli Choirs will return to the Winspear Centre stage to deliver their signature Stories concert at 3:00 p.m. Sunday, March 8. The annual concert’s theme provides a broad choral canvas to explore significant moments, perspectives and traditions through song. At the concert’s finale, voices from the seven ensembles will come together en masse to perform three contemporary First Nations compositions by Cree-Dene artist Sherryl Sewepagaham.
Who is it for?
Tickets : $20-30
Tickets ($30 Adults, $25 Students, $20 Children, 6 and under free, but must have ticket.
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WHEN & WHERE
Date: Sunday March 8, 2020 | 3:00 pm
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Novation has introduced its new MiniNova synthesizer.
MiniNova is a compact, super-cool studio and live synth with the same sound engine as its big brother; UltraNova. It comes with 256 incredible onboard sounds that you can tweak with five knobs, or totally warp with eight ‘animate’ buttons. It has up to 18 voices with as many as five synth effects on each sound. MiniNova also has an onboard VocalTune™ effect as well as a classic vocoder so you can recreate iconic vocal sounds from hip hop, urban and electronic music.
Novation’s MiniNova is the latest in the ‘nova’ range of synths dating back to the legendary Supernova series. It has the same incredibly powerful sound engine and synth effects as the Novation UltraNova.
Hugely powerful micro synth with UltraNova’s sound engine
MiniNova has Novation’s signature Nova-series synth-engine onboard, capable of creating and editing massive sounds with up to 18 voices and powerful effects.
Brand new VocalTune™ and classic vocoder effects
The VocalTune function can recreate iconic urban and hip hop vocal sounds, as well as classic house and techno voice effects with the onboard vocoder.
Live synth: tweak and warp your sounds in realtime
8 animate buttons enable you to warp and twist sounds in realtime alongside a dedicated filter knob, 4 further editing knobs and oversized pitch and modulation wheels.
256 awesome onboards sounds – instantly searchable
Instantly find the sound you need by type or musical genre, from bass to pad, hip hop to house. Save and store another 128 of your own sounds too.
Layer up to 5 effects per voice
MiniNova can add up to 5 effects to each voice including distortion, reverb, chorus/phase, delay, compressor, EQ and Novation’s own gator ‘stutter’ effect.
Comes with editing software and a software patch librarian
A free software editor allows full editing of the synth and effects, the Patch Librarian enables storage of as many of your own sounds – or the free soundpacks – as you want.
Run guitars and other instruments though the vocoder, VocalTune and effects
There is a line input into which you can plug a guitar, bass or any other instrument which can then be routed through the effects engine or the vocal effects.
Free soundpacks including vintage synth and bass synth sounds
Download free soundpacks for MiniNova and UltraNova which have been created by eminent artists and sound designers including Chuckie, Daniel Fisher and more…
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MiniNova is also a great compact desktop keyboard for triggering software instruments. It has physical MIDI i/o ports for triggering other external sound modules – or connecting to a larger keyboard.
The MiniNova is available to pre-order at selected stores, priced £299.99 GBP inc VAT.
MeldaProduction has announced the release of MVocoder, a vocoder effect plug-in for Windows and Mac.
MVocoder is a true analog filter based vocoder, which supports up to 100 bands, up to order-10 filters, band matrix, band distribution & resonance graphs, morphing and other special vocoding modes and much more.
MVocoder is a unique tool optimized to be easy to use, but incredibly versatile for those who want to be really creative. Instead of having an integrated synth, MVocoder supports external side-chain, so you can feed in any source and let the plugin do its magic.
Continuously adjustable oscillator shape.
4 global modulators.
M/S, single channel, up to 8 channels surround processing.
Automatic gain compensation (AGC).
Adjustable up-sampling 1x-16x.
Extremely advanced and easy-to-use user interface.
MIDI controllers with MIDI learn.
Very fast, optimized for SSE and SSE2 processors.
Global preset management and online preset exchange.
Supports VST, VST3 and AU interfaces on Windows & Mac, both 32-bit and 64-bit.
MeldaProduction’s plugins have also been updated to version 7.01, which upgrades MIDI controllers and analyzers, adds phase controller for oscillators, optimizes MMultiBandGranular and more.
MVocoder is available for the introductory price of 10 EUR/$12 USD (regular 30 EUR). The plugin is free for MTotalBundle and MCreativeBundle users.
TubeOhm Instruments has announced its Vocoder-II vocoder effect plug-in for Windows.
The TubeOhm Vocoder-II has been designed to be very easy to use. It offers a multitude of different effects: Formant Effects, Voice Disguisers, Vocoder Effects, Robot Voices, Talking Instruments, Synthesizer Effects.
Vocoder-II v1.19 uses 50+% less CPU compared to v1.18, without changes in sound quality.
17 bank vocoder.
External inputs analysis/synthesis.
Voice pitch to synthesizer.
Compressor for analysis signal.
Built-in analysis sampler.
Effects unit with chorus and delay.
12/24dB analysis and 12/24dB synthesis filter.
Resonance for all filters.
User mode, adjust the complete filter bank.
The Vocoder-II is available to purchase for 49 EUR. Existing TubeOhm users pay 39 EUR.
VirSyn has released iVoxel 2 for Mac, a completely revised version of the “singing vocoder”.
iVoxel is not only an amazingly sounding vocoder – the unique concept of iVoxel turns this vocoder into a singing machine.
iVoxel is a combination of a voice optimized synthesizer and a vocoder. The vocoder part is based on the Matrix vocoder from VirSyn used by many famous artists – one of them the well known german group Kraftwerk. The channel filters used by iVoxel are based on the Sennheiser Vocoder VSM201 resulting in a rich and fat analogue sound characteristic.
The pitch follower and automatic tuning let you sing correct to a selectable scale.
Changes in iVoxel 2 for Mac
Realtime pitch following.
Automatic tuning correction to selectable scale.
Improved sound quality with analog oscillators.
Convert audio files to Voxel.
New user interface.
Sandboxed app for your security.
iVoxel 2 for Mac is available to purchase for $23.99 USD.
VirSyn has released updated versions of its iVoxel vocoder and Addictive microSynth apps for iPhone and iPad.
iVoxel is not only an amazingly sounding vocoder – the unique concept of iVoxel turns this vocoder into a singing machine. iVoxel is a combination of a voice optimized synthesizer and a vocoder. The vocoder part is based on the Matrix vocoder from VirSyn used by many famous artists – one of them the well known german group Kraftwerk. The channel filters used by iVoxel are based on the Sennheiser Vocoder VSM201 resulting in a rich and fat analogue sound characteristic.
Changes in iVoxel 2
Realtime pitch following.
Automatic tuning correction to selectable scale.
Support for virtual MIDI input connections and Background Audio.
Support for Korg’s Wireless Sync-Start Technology (WIST).
Publish recordings online with the SoundCloud audio platform.
Many more things and bugfixes.
Version 1.1 of Addictive microSynth for iPhone introduces Akai SynthStation 25 support.
It was never so easy to create beautiful sounds and driving loops. The unique dynamic wavetable synthesis allows you to explore an unprecedented wide range of sonic territory. From acid loops, crystal clear percussions, realistic human choirs to complex musical sound scapes nothing seems impossible with only a handful parameters to tweak.
With Version 1.1 you get instant hardware access together with the AKAI SynthStation 25. Use the hardware buttons for scrolling through presets and arpeggios, operating the Arpeggiator and rolling our famous dice to get instant new arpeggio creations!
Computer Music has announced a competition in which you can win Waldorf plug-ins.
For Computer Music 174′s competition, we’re giving away €1032 of awesome prizes from synth legends Waldorf!
Four first-place winners can each choose from three prize options: powerful vocoder effect Lector (8/10, cm173), hardware-inspired synth Largo (8/10, cm142) or PPG Wave 3.V (9/10, cm162), which is the virtual version of the legendary PPG Wave synthesiser. Lector and PPG Wave 3.V are both worth €169, while Largo costs €199.
Four runners-up will also be drawn, with each receiving a copy of the Waldorf Edition, worth €59. This pack comprises three classic Waldorf plug-ins: drum synth Attack, PPG Wave 2.V and funky D-Pole filter effect.
The deadline is 9 February 2012. Due to competition laws, the competition is open only to UK/US residents aged 18+.
Little Endian has updated the SpectrumWorx sound mangler for Windows and Mac to version 2.6.
This version adds frequency range, gain and dry/wet controls to each module separately, all available from the main plug-in window. This addition significantly increases usability and makes the plug-in capable of producing subtle sound effects easier. Both OS versions have been updated with significant performance improvements.
SpectrumWorx 2.6 features
100% Frequency domain operation.
Modular design with five module slots.
Over fifty modules to choose from (freeze, harmonizer, pitch shifter, classic vocoder, wah-wah, whisperer, wobbler, autotune, reverser, etc.).
Sophisticated “time-to-frequency” engine optimized for low CPU usage.
Flexible Preset browser with comment field.
Shipped with over 250 presets.
Free or tempo-synchronised LFOs with phase adjustment and 11 waveforms.
External audio input for inter-sample effects.
Slick and user-friendly GUI.
Detailed User’s Guide.
SpectrumWorx for Windows and Mac (VST) is avaialble to purchase for $119 USD (single platform) / $149 USD (cross-platform).


“A great drummer can make a terrible band sound good, just as a great snare drum can make a poor drum set sound great.”
Learning the art of care and maintenance of your drums is one of the most invaluable things you will learn as a drummer. While there are a plethora of different types of drums you will encounter in your career (whether hobby or professional), there does seem to be one drum that is at the heart of Western music: the snare drum.
Generally, a student learning drums and percussion in the West will spend a minimum of two years on the snare drum alone before moving on to the drum set and other percussion. This is to develop all the fundamentals of playing, reading, counting, and listening. Establishing these fundamentals helps provide a group of solid core skills that will eventually transition over to other percussion instruments.
The snare drum is king
In most clubs that offer a backline drum set, it’s generally accepted to bring your own snare drum and cymbals as most of these kinds of drumsets have not been maintained well. In fact, it’s very common for drummers to share drum shells on tour even.
In a recording situation, however, a drummer may have dozens of snare drums and may use multiple drums on just one album. Sometimes a certain sound just fits a certain song. Depending on the producers and engineers, they may request trying different drums in a recording situation.
It’s truly astonishing how many different types of snare drums are available today. There’s everything from maple, birch, mahogany, bamboo, aluminum, steel, brass, copper, and the list goes on further. Pick up a catalog from your favorite instrument retailer and you’ll be shocked at how many different sizes and types are made. The snare drum is such an important drum that many drummers even use two in their setup!
So while this might not be the most exciting topic in the world, it is important. We drummers spend lots of precious money on our drums, so we ought to take good care of them so they last. We will be covering all the variations of cleaning, assembling, and tuning your drums. Be sure to bookmark this page to keep it as a reference in the future!
Here’s what we will be covering in this maintenance guide:
- Basic drum anatomy – How components affect sound and tone
- Basic maintenance – Disassembly, assembly, inspection, cleaning, repairs,
- Tuning and snare strainers/throw offs – How to use and adjust
Technique and striking the drum – Basic concepts for playing and techniques
Anatomy of a snare drum
Drums, particularly snare drums, can be made from many different materials:
- Wood – maple, birch mahogany, jara, beech, bamboo
- Metal – aluminum, steel, brass, copper, bronze
- Other – Carbon fiber, acrylic, impregnated wood, “cymbal alloys“
I happen to personally like the sound of wooden snare drums. They have a bit of a warmer tone and each has their own distinct character. This is just to my ears, however. Whichever type of snare drum you like will be up to you.
Let’s talk diameter and depth
The typical standard snare drum you will find is 14″ in diameter and 5.5″ in depth. Why is this the accepted standard? I believe this size drum allows for the widest range of tones, offering both a high-pitch choked piccolo sound as well as a fat detuned thick sound.
Despite that being standard, it didn’t stop A&F Drum Co. from creating what I believe is the world’s largest snare drum (in diameter, at least).
Snare drum heads – bottom and top
Snare drums contain two heads: batter and resonant. The batter is referred to when speaking of the side of the drum you hit. The resonant head is the side of the drum that the snare wires are attached to. Both hold very specific functions and the sound of your drum will vary greatly depending on how these heads are tightened.
These are two different types of heads. Be sure to not mistakenly buy two batter heads at the store. Why? The snares that rest under the resonant head will not fit properly onto a regular batter head.
Drum heads are generally made from the following materials:
- Plastic – cheap, very common
- Calfskin – older drums, traditional sound
- Kevlar – used for marching snare drums exclusively
Single plys tend to have more attack and are brighter whereas double plys are thicker sounding and are darker in tone. Both these variations come in either texture coated or clear and may consist of a dot for further tone control.
I tend to like the sound of the Controlled Sound from Remo, but your experience and taste may vary. Some of the overtones are muffled and, thus, negates the need for a ton of dampening. If you have no idea what any of this means, don’t worry, we’ll be getting into it much later.
Some drum heads, like the Aquarian Superkick and Evans EMAD bass drum heads, have internal muffling systems (rings) that help give the drum a more-rounded tone.
On to the counterhoops (rims)
The counterhoops of a drum are the means in which drum heads are seated and secured to the shell. The number of lugs a drum has will determine the number of holes a rim has for tension rods. Counterhoops are generally made of die-cast steel, triple flanged steel, or on some occasions, wood. The rims of a snare drum will have two “snare gates” that allow the snares to feed through the rim to lay evenly on the resonant head.
All the snare drums I own have die-cast counterhoops, but I long for the day when I get a snare drum (or maybe an entire kit) that has wooden rims. I love the sound and feel they give. It’s almost as if the heads stay in tune better due to the softer nature of wood, but I might be nuts.
Moving on to the wires that bring your snare to life, snare wires are either made of steel or plastic. These wires lay across the bottom of the resonant head and vibrate against it when the drum is struck. Steel wires are far more common and will give you that crispy crack we all know and love.
Historically, snare wires used to be made literally from animal guts and were stretched across the bottom head. Fortunately for us in modern times, this is no longer the case. The sound is imitated by its plastic counterpart. These wires tend to be much darker in tone and are used with field drums and certain concert snare drums.
The snare wires are controlled by what is known as the snare strainer and throw-off mechanism.
The strainer and the throw-off
Simply put, the strainer holds the wires and the throw-off controls whether or not the snares are “on“ or “off.” The throw-off also controls how tightly your wires come to the resonant head, allowing for loose snares with a long decay or tight snares with a crisp attack.
On higher-end snare drums, there is often a “preset switch” that allows drummers to have multiple settings for tight, loose, and medium snare wires, allowing them to switch quickly in a certain section of a song or piece.
Essentials for snare drum maintenance
In order to be an effective drum technician, there are some products you’ll want to keep handy. Now you’ll be using some of these more often than others, but you’ll still want to utilize them all to maintain your drums to keep ’em new.
- Drum keys: an obvious one, yes, but you won’t be able to make adjustments or change heads without one. I recommend keeping two at all times. For one, drummers tend to lose drum keys all the time. This figures, they are small after all. In the strange event that one happens to break or strip, you’ll have a backup as well.


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Composed by Eddie Lewis. Method, Etudes and Exercises, Technique Training. 115 pages. Published by Tiger Music (S0.185835).
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Daily Routines is a proven approach which has helped thousands of trumpet players grow in strength without having to resort to annoying high note methods. Daily Routines is NOT a high note method. The difference is that Daily Routines does not work on range separately from other aspects of trumpet playing. Range is a by-product of strength, and strength comes from very specific daily practice habits.
With the Daily Routines book, you can play higher with greater endurance AND produce a quality sound. The systematic design of the routines makes the progress automatic. There is no need to stress over physical mechanics. The book is designed so that playing the exercises in the correct order automatically leads to proper physical technique. Progress is natural and intuitive, and is a result of the musician submerging him/herself in that musical environment.
Daily Routines is broken into seven “Groups” of exercises, seven separate routines for seven different levels. "Group One" is easy enough for first year beginners while "Group Seven" gives most professional musicians a run for their money. When you have the strength to play one “Group”, you are ready to move on to the next group. Each routine is based on a hierarchical structure called "The Physical Trumpet Pyramid" and includes lip buzz, mouthpiece buzz, long tones, lip slurs, articulation studies and special scale patterns called "tonalization studies".
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On April Third 2006 Universal Classics is Delighted to Release their Follow-up Album from Brit-award Winning Ensemble, the Sixteen Conducted by Harry Christophers. This Second Disc, Ikon - Music for the Soul and Spirit, is... more » a Collection of Choral Works with an Inherently Spiritual Theme. It Follows the Huge Critical and Commercial Success of Renaissance - Music for Inner Peace which Won the Group Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year at the Classical Brits 2005 and Has Sold Over 62,000 Copies.« less
On April Third 2006 Universal Classics is Delighted to Release their Follow-up Album from Brit-award Winning Ensemble, the Sixteen Conducted by Harry Christophers. This Second Disc, Ikon - Music for the Soul and Spirit, is a Collection of Choral Works with an Inherently Spiritual Theme. It Follows the Huge Critical and Commercial Success of Renaissance - Music for Inner Peace which Won the Group Ensemble/Orchestral Album of the Year at the Classical Brits 2005 and Has Sold Over 62,000 Copies.
"Music for the Soul and Spirit" is a most appropriate title!
Grady Harp | Los Angeles, CA United States | 12/13/2006
(5 out of 5 stars)
"IKON is yet another release from The Sixteen conducted by Harry Christophers, an amazingly gifted group that here presents music throughout the ages meant to elevate the soul from the cleavage of the earth to peaks of serenity that only music of this manner can provide. Along with soloists Julie Cooper, Elin Manahan Thomas and Grace Davidson, sopranos, Mark Dobell, tenor, Charles Fullbrook, percussion, and Huw Williams, organ the Sixteen Choir performs otherworldly, perfectly pitched and toned performances of works by composers both known and unknown.
Included on this 'ensemble category' Grammy nomination CD are works by Pavel Chesnokov (Bless the Lord, O My Soul (Blagoslovi, dushe moya, Ghospoda and We Hymn Thee (Tebe Poem), Gustav Holst (Nunc Dimittis), Viktor Kalinnikov (Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant from his Vespers), James MacMillan (Child's Prayer. A New Song), Arvo Pärt (O Weisheit, The Woman with the Alabaster Box, De Profundis), Sergei Rachmaninov (Rejoice, O Virgin (Bogoroditse Devo), We Praise Thee (Tebe Poem), The Cherubic Hymn (Izhe heruvímï), Igor Stravinsky (Ave Maria and Pater Noster) and John Tavener (Exhortation and Kohima, Song for Athene).
The performances are stunningly beautiful and authentic and the recorded sound is some of the best on CD. Highly recommended for those who appreciate fine choral works. Grady Harp, December 06 "
The Best Modern Choir Music I Own
John D. Dooley | Southern California United States | 04/01/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is one of the most awe inspiring CD's that I have collected in years. Most, if not all of the tracks are from the 20th century expressing, may I be so bold to write, the rebirth of Orthodoxy after the horrors of 2 world wars & the Soviet communist takeover of the Russian church. The Sixteen, a choral group from England, are at top form with conductor Harry Christophers, singing in pure well balance tonality creating goose bump tragedy & joy in a single breath. As with most music I seem to judge the original recording or what I first heard as the axiom. Here the standards from Rachmaninov, Kalinnokov, & Stravinsky sound better due to the fine production which reveals layers of sound from the Sixteen. The only songs that don't match the original par-excellence are the songs from Arvo Part, then again I have listen to "De Profundis" so many times from the ECM series recording by the Hilliard Ensemble, that its climb from hell to heaven doesn't effect me any more. The Hilliard Ensemble sung with more robust bass singers & the organ sounded more intense then this present Sixteen expression.
Other highlights are John Traveler's "Song for Athena" which at the 5 minute mark, the soprano's come in perfectly & with any good stereo will radiate the glory of God across the room. I have a few CD's from James MacMillian which were rather modern for my taste but are fine examples of his skill at musical writing. In this CD the song "A Child's Prayer" is written about,& I quote: "The horrific slaughter of primary-school children at Dunblane Scotland on 13 March 1996..." as compared to as taking their first communion. When the word "Joy" comes in the 3rd line, it is layered & builds to a climax that will bring tears to your eyes. Writing this on Palm Sunday reminds me of the verse "who, for the joy that was set before him, endured the cross". It makes me think: "May I die with such joy". Another way of writing this: How can one express joy from such a tragedy? This is something that music can express that words & logic will contradict. The 2nd song from James Macmillan "A New Song" has a rather Phillip Glass "Satyagraha" effect with spinning organs & repeated layered words, but is done in very good taste.
The CD cover information doesn't state what Saint is on the front cover. My wife & I thought it was either Saint Panteleimon because of the short curly hair, or Daniel (as in the lion's den) because in the Salvic tradition he is pictured as a young man, but I found a photograph of the same icon in the web: "St. George from the 11th-early 12th century in the Dormition Cathedral of the Moscow Kremlin, Russia". I never knew that all 3 Saints looked alike.
If you love choir music this CD will be a pure addiction, bringing many joyful tears."
A fabulous effort
chefdevergue | Spokane, WA United States | 01/19/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"What a change of pace for Harry Christophers & The Sixteen! Best known for their recordings English music (from the Tudor era up to Benjamin Britten), The Sixteen go east with this remarkable collection of works which a based primarily in the Orthodox tradition (with the exception of MacMillan & Holst). Orthodox, but not ancient: these compositions, while based in the traditions of Eastern Orthodoxy, are 20th century works.
The result is simply stunning. There is not a selection on this album that will fail to move the listener profoundly. What pleases me the most is the much-needed exposure of the almost-unknown (at least in the West) Pavel Chesnokov, possibly the greatest of Russian choral composers. Because of his close assocation with the Russian Orthodox church, Chesnokov's compositions vanished from the musical radar with the advent of the Soviet Union, and are only now just beginning to see, once again, the light of day. One can only hope that the efforts of the Sixteen will prompt curious listeners to seek out some of Chesnokov's other works, as well as works like Rachmaninov's Vespers & Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom (light years removed from his better-known secular works).
This is an album which cannot fail to satisfy & uplift. I heartily recommend it to anyone who appreciates good choral writing & performance."
Technically excellent but otherwise uninspired
P. M Simon | New Mexico | 03/15/2008
(3 out of 5 stars)
"As an Orthodox Christian who sings many of these works, and has a great interest in liturgically music, I bought this CD with high hopes.
Sadly, I was frankly disappointed...because, although the execution was flawless, the selection was uninspired in several senses of that word.
The choir sings without passion, the works are not sung on the full range of Orthodox tones, and the works seem to have been selected for a certain sameness.
The result may be appealing to many listeners, I grant- it creates a mystical, hypnotic atmosphere in the right circumstances. It is akin to a CD of Gregorian monastic chants.
But, there was the rub--Orthodox music is liturgical but it is NOT all chant. There is the joy of the Eucharist, the sorrow of sin, the prayerful rapture with the all-Holy Trinity, the energetic worship through psalms. I found this variety, energy, and inspiration frankly missing from this selection.
So, should you buy? If looking for a technically perfect CD of liturgical evenness, yes. If you are seeking a true sample of eastern church music, buying a CD of an actual liturgy or vespers will serve you better."


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Se você está tão sobrecarregado com seu aplicativo de reprodução de música em seus dispositivos Android com recursos limitados e interface de usuário de baixa qualidade, este interessante reprodutor da PowerAudio Team certamente o impressionará com seus recursos incríveis. Sinta-se à vontade para se envolver na interface do usuário do aplicativo renovada com recursos acessíveis e belos elementos de composições.
Não perca suas chances de descobrir muitos recursos úteis embalados no design elegante que realmente o incentivarão a aproveitar o aplicativo móvel. E também desbloqueie as úteis ferramentas de reprodução que otimizarão a qualidade da música do seu aplicativo móvel. Divirta-se experimentando o aplicativo móvel completo, pois torna a reprodução de música em seus dispositivos móveis muito mais conveniente e agradável.
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Com o aplicativo móvel, os usuários do Android certamente podem desfrutar de suas novas experiências musicais, o que permitirá que você se divirta com a interface do usuário do aplicativo fácil de usar e a incrível qualidade de áudio em qualquer música selecionada. Divirta-se navegando por todas as músicas disponíveis em seus dispositivos móveis por álbuns, artistas, playlists e muitos outros critérios. Ele manterá suas faixas de música em guias separadas para que você possa acessar várias faixas de uma só vez. E as listas de reprodução disponíveis permitirão que você configure facilmente suas coleções de músicas para experiências de reprodução convenientes sempre que desejar.
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Sem mencionar que, com o incrível equalizador, é ótimo que você possa personalizar o áudio de reprodução ao seu gosto. Explore a emocionante coleção de músicas com configurações úteis de biblioteca. Divirta-se trabalhando com o útil cortador de áudio para criar facilmente seus toques. E o aplicativo também suporta o uso de audiolivros. Assim, permitindo que você realmente aproveite seus livros favoritos, além de ouvir música.
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At the same time, the app will require certain access permissions from your system to allow you to make the most of its features. So make sure to accept all of its requests upon entering the app for the first time. And to ensure the app’s compatibility, it’s also important to have your devices updated to the latest firmware versions, preferably Android 4.4 and up.
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Here in PowerAudio Pro Music Player, Android users can enjoy the interesting themes with many incredible designs, which will make their in-app experiences a lot more enjoyable. Hence, along with the native experiences that it already provides, you can have many elegant themes available on the mobile app. Thus, making it a lot more accessible and enjoyable.
To make the app more interesting, Android users can easily create their favorite playlist in PowerAudio Pro Music Player. Simply select your songs and add them to your respective playlists. Then, you can easily access the playlists and start enjoying the songs.
For those of you who are interested, you can now remove any short clips from PowerAudio Pro Music Player, which only leave the standard songs available in your music libraries. This is absolutely convenient if your libraries are getting mixed up with unwanted audio content.
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And just like with the famous PlayerPro Music Player, Android users in PowerAudio Pro Music Player can now have absolute fun playing with the in-app equalizer. With the useful 5-band graphic equalizer, users can easily customize their application and make the most of its features. Choose between many equalizer presets, or go for the personalized settings. Enjoy working with the powerful bass, virtualizer, and many other settings to boost your songs.
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For those of you who are interested, you can now share your songs via many social media networks and have them introduced to many of your friends. Simply choose the songs, enable the share option, and PowerAudio Pro Music Player will allow others to access your listed playlists.
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Along with the standard touch controls, Android users in PowerAudio Pro Music Player can now make use of the built-in Voice Assistance to make better uses of their application. Feel free to command the app to play certain songs, open certain playlists, make certain changes to the equalizer, the list goes on.
Here in PowerAudio Pro Music Player, users can also add their Audiobooks to the libraries. The app will provide certain tools for you to work with and enable convenient uses of the available audiobooks. Feel free to set up and customize the playback experiences to your own preferences.
To make the app more convenient for sharing and enjoying music together, PowerAudio Pro Music Player also enables the fast local sharing option, which allows you to share your media files via other PowerAudio Pro Music Player users locally. There is no need for the Internet since the app will connect via Bluetooth functionality.
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For audiophiles, you can now read the codec details from your selected hi-res audio files, including the bitrates, sample frequencies, channels, and may others. These should come in handy when deciding if you are truly enjoying high-quality audio files.
And with the useful playback options now available in PowerAudio Pro Music Player, Android users can make the most of the application and conveniently play their songs. Feel free to repeat your favorite tracks over and over again. Shuffle the tracks for more liberated playback experiences. Make uses of the gesture controls to play the next songs or rewind. Unlock the useful sleep timer if you want to conveniently play the selected songs. Also, PowerAudio Pro Music Player will automatically detect your headphones to resume playback once it’s connected and vice versa.
For those of you who are interested in the awesome application of PowerAudio Pro Music Player, you can now download the free and unlocked version of the app on our website. There is no need to pay for the full app and you can still enjoy all of its features. All it takes is for you to download the PowerAudio Pro Mod APK, follow the given instructions, and you’re good to go.
Get ready to engage yourself in the awesome world of music and audio entertainment with PowerAudio Pro Music Player, as you make full uses of the mobile app and conveniently set up your Android library. Feel free to choose your favorite songs, playlists, albums, artists, and many other tags to easily discover the respective songs. Make uses of the interesting equalizer to enable enjoyable playback experiences. The list goes on.
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Through Zenph's unique process, one of the jazz legend's most famous albums will be re-performed live onstage using high-resolution SE" reproducing piano technology supplied by Live Performance, Inc. of Reno, Nevada.
Premiering at the world-famous Apollo Theater on June 19, 20, and 22, this dramatic one-man play, titled Art Tatum: Piano Starts Here," stars Paul Butler. It includes re-performances from the concert Tatum played at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium on April 2, 1949. One of the best-loved jazz recordings ever, the album with the same title, Piano Starts Here, has been in print for over fifty years. Now, using Zenph's fusion of computerized analysis and human musicianship, every note and pedal movement in this classic album has been precisely extracted from the original monaural audio recording. The resulting high-resolution re-performance data, when supplied to the Live Performance SE reproducing system, recreates the piano performance on a modern grand piano exactly as Tatum himself played it nearly 60 years ago.
Art Tatum's incredibly fast playing style requires a level of precision beyond the capabilities of conventional player piano systems, said John Q. Walker, founder of Zenph Studios. The Live Performance system offers the accuracy we needed to replicate this historic recording at the level of quality it deserves and that our listeners demand."
Wayne Stahnke, founder of Live Performance, was pleased to supply the reproducing piano technology for the new show. For over 30 years, the SE system has provided unequaled capabilities in recording and reproducing the performances of the world's greatest pianists," Stahnke said. Live Performance is proud to be a part of this historic production."
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The same re-performances presented onstage at the Apollo Theater will also be released in a high-resolution data format for the Live Performance Model LX playback system, allowing music enthusiasts to enjoy Tatum's playing live on their own pianos at home. Demonstrations of the Live Performance LX reproducing system featuring the new Tatum recordings will be available at Steinway Hall in New York City, Grand Piano Haus in the Chicago area, and at other piano retailers nationwide.
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Zenph Studios, Inc. uses its software and music technology to recreate significant music recordings using modern computer-controlled instruments and pristine digital recording techniques. Zenph received wide acclaim last year for its meticulous re-performance of Glenn Gould's 1955 Goldberg Variations and is presently securing re-performance contracts with a variety of record labels. Based in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, privately-held Zenph Studios maintains a world-class recording studio together with a team of software engineers and professional musicians skilled in a variety of musical genres. For Apollo Theater show tickets, see http://www.zenph.com/tatum
About Live Performance
Live Performance, Inc. produces concert-quality reproducing piano systems and recordings. Its products include the Model LX, a consumer-level high-resolution playback system that can be installed into any existing grand piano, as well as the legendary SE system, which adds recording capability and can be custom fitted to select grand pianos on a commissioned basis. Headquartered in Reno, Nevada, privately-held Live Performance maintains manufacturing facilities in the U.S., the UK and China. Its products are marketed worldwide.
The SE system used at the Apollo Theater shows was designed, built, and installed in the UK by Richard Shepherd, Managing Director of Live Performance UK.
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