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Let the rhythm take you away! Whether it's pop, rock, classical, or jazz, there's a beat for every soul. 🎶 What's the one song that never fails to lift your spirits? Share below! #MusicLovers #TuneIn #FeelTheBeat

Let the rhythm take you away! Whether it's pop, rock, classical, or jazz, there's a beat for every soul. 🎶 What's the one song that never fails to lift your spirits? Share below! #MusicLovers #TuneIn #FeelTheBeat

Orion’s Piano weaves a mesmerizing tapestry of myth and fantasy, where every note is a brushstroke in an epic saga. Each composition serves as a gateway to enchanting realms, blending storytelling with vivid imagery. The music captures mythical creatures and magical landscapes, transporting listeners to fantastical worlds. With over 200 pieces, Orion’s Piano spans ancient civilizations, mythical silk routes, and interstellar adventures. Each piece weaves history, fantasy, and exploration into a rich narrative, inviting listeners to experience epic journeys and mysterious realms. Music here is not just sound; it’s a narrative adventure across time and space, blending captivating stories with evocative soundscapes. https://lnkd.in/eaZuTVQP

Strings of santoor: From legend to legacy The santoor resonates in dual tones, blending percussion with strings, composing melodies that range from folk to classical: https://lnkd.in/dWDJsRty By Veidehi Gite

Have you ever pondered the possibility of your houseplants swaying to the rhythm of Beethoven's Symphony or the soothing tunes of neoclassical piano? This thought might seem whimsical, but scientific research suggests there might be more truth to it than you think. This article will delve into the fascinating world of music for plants and explore how it affects plant growth. #AmbientMusic #Neoclassical #PianoMusic https://lnkd.in/ec_4iZpE

How did the elder-originators of jazz make popular songs swing so hard? How does anyone take a song’s DNA and adapt it convincingly to a new style? It’s all about listening deep to let the song tell you what it is and how it can interact with a different environment. This might seem kind of “woo-woo,” but the song will tell you what it wants to do if you get to know it well enough AND if you have sufficiently deep roots in the new place you’re introducing it to. This means identifying essentially characteristic motifs, rhythms, hooks, harmonies, and even orchestration and finding the common ground and useful differences with the new style. If you do it right you’ll surprise yourself with what’s possible for both the song and the style!

Anton Bruckner: The Misunderstood Genius of Symphonic Music Anton Bruckner, an Austrian composer of the Romantic era, is now celebrated for his expansive symphonies and religious compositions. However, during his lifetime, he was often criticized and even mocked, with some contemporaries branding him a fool for his unconventional musical arrangements. This article delves into the reasons behind this harsh reception and explores why Bruckner's music was misunderstood in his time. Learn the whole story here: https://lnkd.in/g2BwxuSM

Hey music lovers and puzzle enthusiasts! Can you match the notes to the composers in this classical composers word puzzle? From the elegant melodies of Mozart to the powerful symphonies of Beethoven, it's time to test your knowledge of musical genius. Join the fun and drop your guesses in the comments below! Let's unravel the harmonious mysteries together! #ComposerConundrum #SaturdaySymphonies 𝗦𝘁𝗮𝘆 𝗮𝗵𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗶𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂𝗿 𝗶𝗻𝗱𝘂𝘀𝘁𝗿𝘆. 𝗙𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝘂𝘀! #technology #ournewnormal #becomeknown #businessdirectory

There are seven sacred core #values that we have received from #indigenous wisdom and taught to us by artist and author Sam Bighetty on the #GCCG team, William Singer III, and many other elders. These values are central to the teachings in our bespoke #leadership workshops. A core value is humility. It means sharing and inclusion, amongst other things. We are sharing Youssef SKALLI's words of leadership this morning. #executivesandmanagement

This is a remarkable conversation between, Leonard Bernstein and Maximilian Schell, where Bernstein explains that Beethoven's 7th Symphony, 2nd movement can't be told to contain any real melody. It rather consists in one note being decorated with some garlands and variations. I use this masterpiece of orchestral music in my curriculum at "THE art of TALK" to explain the crucial importance of speed and rhythm when it comes to public speaking.   But in Bernstein’s explanations is more to find. He states: “There's no aspect of Beethoven in which you can say: Beethoven is great, as a melodist, a harmonist, counterpointist, a tone painter, in his orchestration. You'll find fault with all of them. If you take any one of these elements, separately, you find nobody.” And this applies to speaking: you don't have to be the greatest in any specificity, it is about the way you compose your skills and bring them into a form. Then you have everything it needs to become a great speaker. #LeonardBernstein #Beethoven7th #PublicSpeaking #RhythmAndPace #SpeakingSkills #OrchestrationInSpeech #CommunicationExcellence #MasterfulSpeaking #THEartofTALK