Monthly Archives: January 2014

• The History of R&B Music by admin January 16,2014 in History Comments: 0 While R&B refers to rhythm and blues music, as in the genre that originated in 1940s America, when most people refer to R&B they tend to be talking about contemporary R&B, which rose during the 1980s as a variety of genres, particularly disco, soul, and jazz, were in decline. The rhythm and blues genre of […] Details
• Top Tips for Acoustic Guitar Repair by admin January 13,2014 in Guitar Tips Comments: 0 Acoustic guitars are one of the most popular instruments in the world. The sounds they can create are unique and unforgettable. However, they can also become damaged, whether this is due to overuse or because they’re not given the care and attention they should be. Knowing how to undertake acoustic guitar repairs yourself is a […] Details
• The History of Classical Music by admin January 9,2014 in History Comments: 0 In terms of the musical genres that we all identify with today, classical is definitely the one that stretches back furthest into history. Classical Music Origins The known use of music stretches as far back as Ancient Greek times. Mathematician Pythagoras created a tuning system and was one of the first to codify musical notation. […] Details
• Great Country Music Songs for Guitarists to Learn by admin January 6,2014 in Guitar Tips Comments: 0 There is nothing like a great country song or a piece of music when it is played well on guitar.  One of the main attractions of country music is the distinct country guitar licks that make up most of the songs in the genre.  “Finger twisters” doesn’t even begin to describe some of the best […] Details
• The History of Gospel Music by admin January 2,2014 in History Comments: 0 Although gospel music, by which we mean traditional church music, can be traced back over 2,000 years, the Afro-American inspired gospel music that we recognise today can find its roots in the 17th century. Origins of Gospel Gospel music was originally founded to promote group participation during times of worship. As it involved oral interaction, […] Details