What’s the Internet again? (video)
The world has changed a little since 1994, hasn’t it? Check out this clip from the NBC’s Today Show:
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Excuse me, my keyboard class is starting…
The world has changed a little since 1994, hasn’t it? Check out this clip from the NBC’s Today Show:
via swissmiss
Excuse me, my keyboard class is starting…
This afternoon (at 5:30pm) we’re starting the first keyboard class of the season at the community centre. Today we’re mostly talking, covering the basics of pianos and keyboards, the basic scale, parts of music, things like that.
Tonight among other things we’re going to talk about Mexican composer Julián Carrillo Trujillo. Carillo was the inventor of "The 13th Sound" (el sonido 13), a microtonal scale used in much of his music.
You can hear the strange results of using a scale very different from what you’re used to in the video below. The picture is an example of his system of notation.
I know it’s a little late, but I was looking at the videos I took over the last little while and thought it would be worth it to show the video from the Christmas program at the kids’ school. It’s only about 3 minutes long.
Here are a few things to note before you watch:
Well, I’ll let you figure out the rest for yourself! Enjoy. 😉
On Sunday, Shari Hannah and Nathanael were a bit under the weather. When I got home from our morning service, Nathanael was feeling quite a bit better, Hannah was so-so, and Shari wasn’t feeling well stil.
So, to keep Nathanael entertained, he and I decided to make sushi. That’s all. Here’s the video proof.