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Success Music Studio Has Been Blogging for Three Years

Success Music Studio Has Been Blogging for Three Years

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As of today (10/5/23), I’ve been blogging for 1095 days (i.e., three years) with a total of 219 posts to date.

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Singing Rhythm Syllables in 3-4 Time

Have you gotten the hang of reading rhythm in 4-4 time and want to get a handle on 3-4 time too? 3-4 has a much different feel than 4-4 and expands the types of music you can perform. Read more to learn about singing rhythm syllables in 3-4 time. Estimated reading time 3 minutes.

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How Do I Get the Music and Lyrics to Match Together – Musician Singing

How Do I Get the Music and Lyrics to Match Together in My Songwriting?

Frustrated that you can’t get the mood of your music and lyrics to match? Do you have problems getting the syllables of your lyrics to work with the music? If you answered, “yes,” you have problems with prosody in your songwriting. Read more to answer the question, “How do I get the music and lyrics to match together in my songwriting?” Estimated reading time 3 minutes.

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Once Sheet Music is All Digital, Why Not Always Colour-Code Notes - Computer Power Symbol

Once Sheet Music is All Digital, Why Not Always Colour-Code Notes?

“Once sheet music is all digital, why not always colour-code notes?” Since most sheet music can now come in digital format, will there be any good reason not to color code the notes all the time? I’ve long advocated using color coding for helping special needs students to learn music from sheet music. However, the opening suggestion (by a person on social media) goes one step further. It proposes making a permanent change to how people read sheet music. Click to find out the arguments for and against adopting universal color coded music notation. Estimated reading time 2 minutes.

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