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Posted in General Music | December 21st, 2011

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Yuri Suzuki and Red Stripe Create a New Sound Art Project

Posted in Music | December 20th, 2011

The combination of Yuri Suzuki’s eclectic sound creations and Red Stripe’s “Make Something from Nothing” challenge has created a remarkable and unique sound system.

The Red Stripe challenge celebrates the DIY culture of the beer’s Jamaican roots, creating a Jamaican-inspired sound sculpture from the brand’s recycled cans.

Using thousands of Red Stripe beer cans collected at this year’s Notting Hill Carnival, Suzuki and several volunteers put together this very unique sound sculpture. It stands 2.5 meters high and uses taped-together beer cans as sound tubes to convey the music. All it needed was the right talent to make use of it.

That’s where DJ Al Fingers and singer/songwriter Gappy Ranks came in.  Using this instrument, they put together and performed music that is both undeniably Jamaican and unquestionably modern with dubstep influences.  They were not alone in using the sound system, either.  At the Village Underground launch night, Ben UFO and MC Chunky were next in line to use the creation.

It’s amazing what can be made out of virtually nothing.  Creative talents and a pile of cans and tape turn into a towering sound system.  It stands as a testament to the resources that get thrown away every day. … Read more

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Concert Pianist Di Xiao, Biography

Posted in Concert Pianist, Music | October 29th, 2011
CONCERT PIANIST DI XIAO, BIOGRAPHY AbstractChinese Concert Pianist Di Xiao began her musical studies at the age of four, subsequently studying at Guangzhou Conservatory, the Odessa Conservatoire, under the eminent Professors A. M. Bougaevski and G. V. Popova, and later at the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing under Professor QiFang Li. She graduated from Beijing with one of the highest marks in the history of the Conservatory.  Later she was awarded a full scholarship by Birmingham Conservatoire which enabled her to travel to England to continue her studies under Professors Mark Racz, now Deputy Principle at The Royal Academy of Music London, and Malcolm Wilson. She graduated with distinction in 2006 winning a number of prizes along the way.Di Xiao has recently released her first album ‘Di Xiao Presents’ which is being played regularly on European radio stations including BBC Radio 3.  During the 2008/09 season she thrilled audiences across Europe on her Rising Star Tour which took her to 12 of the worlds most prestigious concert halls; Athens Megaron, Luxembourg Philharmonie, Hamburg Laeiszhalle, Barcelona L’Auditori, Brussels Bozar, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Salzburg Mozartium, Wien Konzerthaus, Stockholm Konserthuset, Köln Philharmonie, Birmingham Town Hall and Birmingham Symphony Hall.  Later the … Read more

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Music – Practice And Self-Discipline

Posted in General Music | October 14th, 2011
May I count the times you and I have heard “Practice makes perfect”? It’s stressed so often how practice is vital in learning and improving your musical skills on any instrument including the guitar. But how many days out of the week do you actually feel like practicing? Maybe a couple, maybe every day, maybe even only once a month. So how do you make yourself more prone to practice more often?You decide to discipline yourself to.Now when you hear the word “discipline” I’m not talking about a belt to the ass. I’m talking about self-discipline.Self-discipline is the willing mechanism to make yourself improve on whatever it is you are doing. It plays a vital part in your musicianship, and if you are real about wanting to be a good musician, this is the heart and soul of your way to be one. It is the process of making the habit and second nature actions to get you where you want to go. In the case of learning to play the guitar, it is not just about motivation and passion. Although those are very important aspects of practice and improvement, they are completely useless and non-existant without having the self-dicipline … Read more

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8 Easy Musical Instruments That You Can Learn To Play Quickly

Posted in Music, Playing Music | October 10th, 2011
There is really nothing in the world like music. There have been studies to show the amazing effect that is has on the human brain, such as the link between music and spatial intelligence. The only thing that can compare with listening to music is the ability to make our own music.Not everyone is as gifted as the rest when it comes to playing music. Not all of us have the time, or want to invest the time in learning to play a complicated instrument such as the piano. That does not mean that we don’t all want to be able to play an instrument. There are easy musical instruments that you can learn to play quickly. Here are eight:1. Drums. If you have a pretty good sense of rhythm, drums are a fairly easy musical instrument that you can learn to play quickly. You won’t be great, but you can sure have fun. There are many kinds of drums, from the congo drum to the high hat to the bass drum to the snare drum. Drums, along with the tambourine, belong to the percussion family. Which means the hitting of one body against another; the drum is also played … Read more

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