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The Saxophone: Jazz Music's Best Friend

By: Brad Parmerter | 2011-05-25 | Music
There is no doubt that the saxophone is synonymous with jazz. It’s the first instrument that many think of when they think about a jazz band and what types of instruments create a song. Jazz music has had an extremely prevalent connection with the saxophone, one begins to wonder if the woodwind wonder would have survived without jazz music. read more

JAZZ MUSIC, A Journey Into The World Of Symphonies & Rythms

By: Rohit | 2012-04-30 | Music
Music and all Art is an essential part of the "human experience." A basic understanding and appreciation of Music can only serve to broaden ones character and deepen the connection with those around us. read more

Should you Jazz up your yoga workout with music ?

By: woodchuck | 2010-11-25 | Yoga
You may remember exercise programs from the 1980s that featured aerobic workouts accompanied by upbeat music. The idea was for the music to motivate you to exercise harder and to help you keep a tempo. These programs introduced many people to the concept of exercising to music. read more

Jazz Music

By: Henry Ford | 2011-06-23 | Music
Jazz music is believed to have originated from America, and reflected individualism and cultural diversity of the country. In its history, it straddled the universe of pop music and other music, and has expanded to variety of styles which sounded unrelated. The jazz music was first performed in bars but today the music is being performed in the large festivals, universities, concerts and club read more

Relaxation Through Meditation Music

By: Andrew H Hodge | 2010-04-01 | Meditation
In this day and age of hectic lifestyle and high stress jobs people forever seem to be running around meeting deadlines. All this leads to tension and stress, which are harmful for the mind as well as the body. An excess of stress may also lead to a nervous breakdown, thus it is very important to keep this stress in control and get time for relaxation whenever and wherever possible. read more

A testimonial for Rick Washbrook – my flamboyant, jazz & flamenco friend!

By: rick washbrook | 2011-07-14 | Tutoring
Newmarket, Aurora, Richmond Hill, Markham guitarist Rick Washbrook is now teaching in Aurora. " Rick Washbrook is a creative genius who is able to spark inspiration in others to take them beyond just competent playing to a lofty level of performance. He enriched my life by helping me to understand that anyone is capable of achieving a high level of musical contribution with the right opportunity and dedicated effort.", read more

Jazz Wedding Music on a Budget

By: Christine Magtoto | 2010-04-01 | Music
'If music be the food of love, play on' - Shakespeare. Create wonderful memories without sacrificing style and inspiration at your wedding. Here are some ideas for including music at your wedding when you're on a budget. read more

Gene Bertoncini - Classical & Jazz Guitar Music Master

By: Steven Herron | 2010-12-30 | Arts & Entertainment
Over the decades, classical jazz guitarist Gene Bertoncini has firmly established himself as one of the most eloquent and versatile masters of the pickstyle steel string jazz guitar and fingerstyle nylon string classical guitar! read more

Pasadena Jazz Institute - A Rare Melodic Celebration

By: Pushpitha Wijesinghe | 2011-01-11 | Travel Tips
Perhaps one of the most unassuming enchanting cities in the world, Pasadena has a certain charm of alluring sights that attract thousands of tourists. Travelling to this enthralling city, the inviting harmonies of pure entertainment and relaxation will undoubtedly make certain your vacation is complete with plentiful pleasant memories. read more

Jazz Gets Contemporary With Acid Jazz

By: Brad Parmerter | 2011-05-31 | Music
I think anyone and everyone that likes music, or who has a particular musical genre preference, can admit that sometimes the same music gets stale. You hear the same songs over and over again and begin to feel your passion slowly slip away. For me, this means that it is time to search for new avenues. So, the question that is presented to you here is do you need to update your jazz selection? read more

Music Beyond The Trio Originals - Guitar, Bass And Drums

By: James Emery Vigh | 2010-08-25 | Music
People's ear for music are very different from one to another. They consider the differences as the "purity" of their specific niche in the genre, which may be Pop or Rock or Country. read more

Egypt - Beyond Imagination

By: Navraj Malhi | 2010-04-01 | Destinations
The Arab Republic of Egypt, commonly known as Egypt. When we hear this word, the common image which is displayed in our mind is the view of the Pyramids. Most people think that the word Pyramid is a synonym to Egypt. Is Egypt confined to Pyramids only? No way, ask someone who have ever visited Egypt. read more

Why High Schools Need Jazz Bands

By: Louisa | 2011-08-15 | Music
There are many schools which are in dire situations. This economy has not been good to anyone. Many governments are taking the toll out on the education system. They expect the students to perform better while the teachers are expected to work for less. However, there are certain programs which should not be cut. One of the most important programs in a school is the music program. read more

Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival

By: Jonny C. | 2010-03-30 | Destinations
The biggest city in Canada, Toronto is also a hub of cultural activities. This is a cosmopolitan city (almost half the city's population were born outside Canada), and its days are filled with music, performance and fun. read more

Jazz music education

By: Talal | 2011-09-10 | International studies
The story, though difficult to confirm, has the ring of truth. Had Jazz Education been available so early in the history of jazz (the first jazz recordings appeared in 1917), the Jewish and Negro elements present in the music would have guaranteed the disapproval of the Nazis. read more