by shawn | Oct 10, 2013 | Sharing
Sometimes when a deal seems to good to be true, it is probably is. The exterior of the piano might seem great that you cannot wait to get it back home and start playing on it. The only problem is when you do actually get it home and start playing on it, you realise...
by shawn | Oct 6, 2013 | Sharing
The Royal Conservatory of Music will be launching a major initiative to spread online learning in music to young children across Canada. This initiative is backed up by $5-million in seed funding donated by the Thomson family. Their plan is to venture into the world...
by shawn | Oct 3, 2013 | Sharing
For those who have played Guitar Hero before in the arcade or on consoles, you will now be able to try things out on a different instrument. Pianists Katja Rogers and Amrei Röhlig as well as their colleagues from the University of Ulm in Germany have developed...
by shawn | Sep 29, 2013 | Sharing
She may only be eight years old, but Isabella King from Swineshead, England already has the piano skills to astound her family and teachers. What’s even more amazing is that she was born blind, but that did not stop her at all from playing A-level music piano...
by shawn | Sep 26, 2013 | Sharing
When Stephen De Pledge was a child, he played his little xylophone most of the time back in Wairarapa, New Zealand. After they realised that he sort of had some interest in music, it prompted his parents to get him a piano. Years later, this small decision led Stephen...
