Some formats of music are a little more difficult to download to certain portable music players. There are a few steps you need to take to properly transfer music in MP3 format to your iPod Touch. By completing these few steps, all of your favorite songs can directly be downloaded and made available on your device. ...read more
Jazz music is very popular with radio stations dedicated to only playing jazz. There are different styles of jazz music; most jazz music lovers either have one specific type of jazz they listen to or they may listen to all the different genres of jazz. There are many places where you can listen to jazz music. ...read more
Jazz is a style of music that originates from the southern United States, especially New Orleans, Louisiana. It incorporates elements of European and African music from the 19th and 20th century. Jazz music is characterized by improvisation, syncopation and swing notes. ...read more
Alternative country music is a unique style of country music with various influences from the music industry. Country artists and bands have mixed everything from bluegrass to punk, rock to honky-tonk to create what is known as alternative country or alt-country. Listening to alternative country is made easy by all the different places you can find it. ...read more
Music video directors have the vision to collaborate with an artist. Becoming a director takes a lot of hard work at first, but once you gain the knowledge you need, you then begin to see the video before it's actually made. The following steps will help you become a music video director. ...read more
Jazz music is an art form within the music umbrella. The different forms of jazz have influenced musicians in almost all genres across the board. The history of jazz is fascinating, and the genre continues to grow and expand with each new artist. ...read more
Certain types of digital media players and devices, especially those produced in China, will only play MTV files. Most music and video files are downloaded in the MP4 file format. Software is required to convert MP4 files to MTV files so they can be played on all types of digital media players and devices. ...read more
If you have some home movies you want to share, market your own product, or are interested in video pod casting, you will be glad to know it is simple to learn how to make a video on You Tube. You Tube videos can be fun to make, and you can do so in a few short steps. ...read more
Sometimes you can end up with a file format that is unusable. For example, what if you download a RAM (Real Audio Media) file which will not play on your iPod or MP3 player? Fortunately, converting a RAM file to MP3 is quite easy. ...read more
Tabs are musical notations used primarily by string instrument musicians. Tabs notate the string, location on the fret to be played, however it does not define tempo. Unfortunately, most musicians read music and not tabs, ergo, this system is a mystery. Converting tabs to sheet music enables communication between musicians. ...read more
Creating a website or a link for MP3 downloads in your website is a rather easy process if you follow the necessary procedure. The process remains the same if you are adding a MP3 link to your website or creating a brand new one just to host MP3 music, i.e., a download site. ...read more
New music is out there! You can find new music many ways, from conversations at the music store, searching the Internet, subscribing to magazines, or heading out to live music venues in your town. If you are tired of listening to the same old tunes, then get out there and start listening! ...read more
Putting together a solid musical act requires complete cooperation from all performers at the same time. One way the instruments in your musical act can cooperate is by using musical charts. Musical charts can help keep the entire act on tempo, in key and provide an outline of each musical number. ...read more
Music fans have various options for listening to free music online, whether their favorite genre is hip-hop, classical, pop, rock, jazz or world music. Finding the specific radio station online that plays your favorite genre may seem a bit daunting, but it can be done quickly and easily with the right tools. ...read more
Burning free music is a great way to make your favorite songs portable. Almost all cars have a CD player in them. CDs are slim, compact and do not take up too much space to store. To burn music from in your home or office you will need the appropriate equipment. ...read more
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We are honored to have Frisco School of Music join our network, best wishes! ~ Tom Carroll, Owner / ServiceTrust Carpet Care, 1720 Lake Wood Trail, Little Elm, TX 75068 (972) 322-4604 / www.servicetrust.com ...read more
By LGonzalez October 01, 2010
I have my two kids enrolled in the Frisco School of Music and after trying other schools in the area that claim that they offer benefits the other don’t, it’s finally the Frisco School of Music who has been able to make a difference on the progress that my kids are making. All the teachers have an excellent background and the facility is incredible. My kids can finally play all the music they have always wanted to play! Thank you Frisco School of Music. ...read more
By Melissa September 30, 2010
Even as a beginner, the level of training that the faculty has it's impressive. As an adult student I was a bit nervous to begin lessons, but the teachers and staff the school have been very helpful! Love it! ...read more
It's time again! Frisco School of Music announces its 2nd Annual 2011 Rising Star Music Competition! Divisions: Piano, Guitar/Bass, Voice, Drums, Violin, Multi-Talent (students accompanying themselves) Age Categories: 9-13,14-18 The Frisco School of Music Rising Star Music Competition is a competitive event open to young musicians at two age levels: 9-13 years old, and 14-18 years old (age requirement as of entry deadline date of December 11, 2010). Instrument Divisions include Piano, Guitar/Bass, Drums, Violin, Voice and Multi-Talent Divisions (example, a vocalist who accompanies themselves on guitar or piano). The purpose of the Competition is to recognize talented young musicians. Contestants submit their talent video with their application and entry fee. Three finalists for each instrument division will be selected to perform at the Competition. AWARDS All entries will receive a $100 Student Scholarship toward 2011-2012 tuition at the Frisco School of Music. Trophies will be awarded in each age category for each of the six instrument divisions at the discretion of the judges, as follows: First Place - 1st Place Trophy plus additional $100 FSM Scholarship Second Place - 2nd Place Trophy Plus additional $75 FSM Scholarship Third Place - 3rd Place Trophy Plus additional $50 FSM Scholarship BEST OF SHOW PRIZE WINNERS One BEST OF SHOW winner will be selected from the six First Place winners for each age category, and awarded an additional $100 FSM Scholarship. Best of Show (9-13 years old) $100 Cash Price Best of Show (14-18 years old) $100 Cash Price Judges decision is final. COMPETITION GUIDELINES ELIGIBILITY Students ages 9-13 or 14-18 as of the entry deadline date, December 11 2010. Enrolled in music lessons with Frisco School of Music private teacher at entry deadline date and also at date of Rising Star Competition. May enter only one instrument division. MUSIC REQUIREMENTS Contestants will perform one musical selection in any style (open repertoire). All selections must be performed by memory Maximum performance time: 3 minutes Longer compositions should be performed without repeats. Judges may stop the contestant when maximum time is reached. Lyrics must be of acceptable nature (judges will stop any unsuitable material and disqualify the contestant). Live or CD accompaniment are acceptable Entry fee is only $40, and you have three options to enter: I am entering my audition video by: Submitting my Youtube URL to music@friscoschoolofmusic.com Scheduling an appointment to be recorded in the Frisco School of Music. Mailing a CD with my recording Stop by the school and submit your entry form TODAY! ...read more
By Frisco School of Music November 16, 2010