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The Untold Story Behind the Iconic Song American Pie – Don McLean
Don McLean’s Iconic song ‘American Pie’ has been referred to as the Day the Music Died, since that’s one of the most famous lines in the song. But the music actually died for Don several times: First, with Buddy Holly’s … Continue reading
Why I Love Upright Pianos
This upright has this special mechanism… and taught me about the beauty of imperfection and embracing a lack of clarity… Video produced and edited by Nahre Sol ➡ Thank you for supporting me on Patreon! / nahresol ➡ My Book … Continue reading
why you were forced to learn the recorder in school
[…] Why were we forced to learn the recorder in school? It isn’t that easy to play and it sounds awful, right? In this video, Sabrina explores the surprisingly rich history of the recorder and traces the instrument from its … Continue reading
What guitars were like 400 years ago (The 9 String Baroque Guitar)
They were 9 strings. Here’s the Baroque guitar. This would have been what your instrument was like if you were a guitar player in the 1600’s. 9 strings, tuned fairly similarly and with way more gut then you’re used to. … Continue reading
Ieva Baltmiskyte plays Prelude & Très Viste from lute suite BWV 995 by Johann Sebastian Bach
eva is Lithuanian guitarist and lutenist, currently based in Brussels. More info and music: https://www.ieva-baltmiskyte.com […]