For millennia, music has played an essential role in human life, reflecting the diverse emotions, creativity, and cultural heritages of various societies. Throughout history, countless musical instruments have been created; some have endured, while... The post Overlooked Musical Instruments from Across the Globe appeared first on La Music Blog ..read more

A musical trip can be one of the most rewarding and inspiring ways to travel. Whether you’re following the footsteps of legendary composers, attending world-famous festivals, or exploring vibrant local music scenes, planning a... The post How to Plan a Musical Trip appeared first on La Music Blog ..read more

The journey of an independent musician is filled with creative freedom but also financial challenges. Navigating the industry’s economic aspects requires savvy budgeting and financial planning. This guide aims to shed light on effective strategies for managing finances, ensuring that artists can focus on their passion without monetary constraints overshadowing their artistic endeavors. By understanding the financial landscape and adopting sound budgeting practices, independent musicians can lay a solid foundation for a sustainable career. Crafting a Budget: The First Step to Financial Manageme ..read more

Welcome to the world of Rhythmic Rides, where we explore the harmonious fusion of music and motorcycles, uncovering the intriguing links and shared passions that have brought these two worlds together. From iconic musicians who have a love for the open road to songs that celebrate the spirit of motorcycling, we dive into a melodious journey of sound and speed. So, strap on your helmet and rev up your engines, as we embark on this thrilling adventure! Table of Contents Famous Musicians and Their Motorcycles Songs that Fuel Our Motorcycling Adventures Motorcycle-Themed Music Events The Art of M ..read more

Music can safely be called a universal language. Regardless of the language in which certain songs are sung, we want to listen to certain music for some reason, even if we don’t understand the meaning of the song at all. Many scientists struggle with the following questions: what does a person’s musical taste depend on, why do some songs and music become “hackneyed” within a few years, while others are quickly forgotten. These same questions do not give rest and musicians, composers, because they want people to like their work. There are many sociological studies that can be accessed through p ..read more

The Germans can be called a musical nation because Germany gave the world such famous musicians and composers as Beethoven, Bach, Brahms, Strauss and Handel. Classical music in Germany was born in the 18th century and in the next two hundred years has flourished. Today, students from all over the world flock to German musical institutions. Curiously enough, more than three hundred thousand Germans themselves are professional musicians. Classical music in Germany is still popular and widespread. Every year there are various festivals, from the Bayreuth Festival dedicated to Wagner to festivals ..read more

Classical music has the most complete positive effect on all organs of the human body. This effect has been noted for a long time and, according to scientists, the effect is sometimes simply miraculous. The greatest benefit a person feels listening to the works of composers: Mozart, Grieg, Tchaikovsky, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Debussy, Schubert and Schumann. It is believed that Mozart’s music will help one learn new information quickly. Some works by Beethoven, Liszt, and Oginsky’s Polonaise will take away headaches. Grieg, Tchaikovsky, and Sibelius will help you fall asleep. A memory is restored b ..read more

Color-music (light-musical) systems are designed to simultaneously play a musical composition and light effects. The light effect on the listener may not be synchronous with the music. With these devices at melomanomaniac significantly increases the perception of the currently sounding song. Color music: from its origins to the present The great Russian composer A. Scriabin was the ancestor of modern color-music devices. For the “Poem of Fire” he created an apparatus with a keyboard that reproduced color effects. The Christmas tree garland also has common roots with the modern CMU. And in Sovi ..read more

What is Playcast? The word comes from a combination of two words: “Play” and “Broadcast. Playcast is also called a “music card”. To create a Pleycast requires 3 components: an image in the form of a photo, picture, flash animation or video, a music mp3 file and text (usually a poem). After creating the Pleycast you will get access to html-code, with which you can put your artwork on your blog, on any site, including your own, if you have one. A playcast is a good way to express your creativity. If you are an artist you can place your picture in the Pleycast and then publish your Pleycast at an ..read more

A jazz lover will not be bored in any country in the world, almost everywhere there are concerts of jazz performers, and the schedule of festivals in this direction of music is the tightest. He rather has to choose where to go now: to hurry to Warsaw or still choose Marseille? But there are events and places they simply must visit. Of course, in the age of the Internet, when you can watch even the most iconic events on record. Wherever you live, access to the World Wide Web is practically a must. You can get acquainted with all the musical richness of the world, not just jazz, without leaving ..read more