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What are instruments of Korea?
See the related link for descriptions of traditional Korean musical instruments.
Where can I see a demonstration of Yamaha musical instruments in action?
One can see a demonstration of Yamaha musical instruments at any music store that sells Yamaha instruments. Simply ask a store employee for a demonstration of an instrument of your choice, and they will be glad to assist.
Are my children's musical instruments covered by our home owners policy?
This will vary from policy to policy but generally musical instruments are covered. You should check to see if there are any limits on an item's value or any specific clauses in your policy.
What guitars were made in Romania?
Romania has a plant for musical instruments; see this URL address:http://www.hora.ro/index.html.
Where can you see the full list of the native musical instruments in the Philippines?
Any website that list all the native Philippines
What is pitch music?
Pitch is the tonal frequency of a given sound. "Higher" pitch is associated with an increased frequency (and shorter wavelength). (see related links) *For other uses of pitch, see related questions.
What musical instruments begin with the letter Y?
Musical instruments starting with i are yazoo
Musical Instrument Showcase?
To a musician, walking into a music store is like a child walking into a toy store. You’ll discover displays of musical instruments lining the walls, sheet music and music books filling the racks, and other people testing different musical instruments in the center of the store. If you’re new to this fantastic world of music, strolling into a music store can be overwhelming. Take a deep breath, push through the door, and experience the thrill of musical instruments. Many large music stores carry every category of musical instruments in their inventory. For the brass instruments, you’ll see trumpets, trombones, French horns, and perhaps a tuba on display. For the woodwinds, flutes, clarinets, saxophones, oboes, and bassoons will have a showcase. You’ll probably see the percussion instruments already set up as shiny, new drum kits, or a case of additional percussion like maracas, tambourines, and wind chimes. Even though pianos are considered percussion instruments, many stores will carry digital pianos rather than grand pianos. For a more specialized selection, you’ll want to visit a piano store. For the stringed instruments, you’ll see violins, violas, cellos, and a double bass on exhibit. However, the most popular musical instruments have the biggest showcase of all: the acoustic and electric guitars. If you’re interested in playing guitar, have an expert assist you. With so many styles, looks, and feels to different guitars, you don’t want to rush towards the first guitar you see. Of course, the music store will offer accessories and cases to accommodate any musical instrument you choose. From guitar straps to saxophone reeds, you can pick up all sorts of extra goodies to assist you with your musical instrument. In addition, some music stores offer lessons for the instruments they have in stock. If you’re just beginning to learn an instrument, music lessons are a much better way to learn the basics than just trying to teach yourself. Not only will you understand how to hold your instrument properly, getting a good tone right away will encourage you to continue with your musical education. So, enjoy your music store experience as you walk into that wonderful showcase of musical instruments.
Finding The Best Musical Instruments And Accessories For Kids?
It has been proven through research time and time again that music instruction can provide a child with the ability to do better academically as well. When you're deciding on musical instruments and accessories for your child, it's important to choose an instrument that they will enjoy as well as one that you have room for in your house.Piano instruction is very popular, but not all families have room for a large piano in their homes. While some musical instruction schools have pianos to provide instructions on, it can be difficult for a child to be able to practice at home. If your child is set on learning the piano and you don't have the room for it, consider letting them take the lessons at a school and then purchasing a smaller keyboard that will fit in their room.The size of the instrument can also be a big factor. Tubas, large drums and much more can be cumbersome for young ones to carry. When it's time to pick an instrument, it's important to take a look at all of the options and see which ones they are comfortable with. If they can't carry it on their own, it will fall to you to carry it everywhere that they need to take it, which can be a very big inconvenience.The accessories for musical instruments should also be considered. Guitars may need picks or amplifiers. Violins may need to be restrung from time to time. There are also carrying cases for many of the musical instruments, which make it easy to transport back and forth from home. These add costs which can make one instrument a better option over another one.Used musical instruments should be considered to save money. These are instruments that students have already used and moved onto another instrument or given up entirely. Music schools and stores often have used instruments that have been retuned, restrung and generally cleaned up to provide your child with a great instrument.Whether your child is taking up music for the first time or not, there are plenty of good instruments; it just might take a while to find the right one.
Is camp rock considered a musical?
Good question but...I don't think so. I know that they sing and all, but it doesn't have that same feel that you may see on Broadway or "High School Musical"
Should an 11 year old get for braces?
if you think your child needs braces check with your dentist to see what they think
What is the importance of trigonometry in the field of sound?
The compression and rarefaction of the medium in which the sound is propagated can be modelled by a sine curve. You can see a half-wave in the vibration of a string on musical instruments or even a stretched elastic band.
