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What is a glissando and how to play it on piano?

The glissando is a fundamental technique frequently found in piano music, offering a distinctive and expressive element that adds depth to compositions. This article provides an in-depth look at the glissando, discussing its history, significance, and application in both classical and modern piano pieces. Aimed at pianists of all skill levels, the guide will cover …

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Terms and Conditions of the Skoove Roland Giveaway

    The following are the terms and conditions which apply to the Skoove Roland giveaway taking place between 11.10.2023 (11th October 2023) and 1.11.2023 (1st November 2023): For the purposes of these Terms and Conditions, “The Promoter” refers to Skoove / Learnfield GmbH whose Instagram handle is @skoove_music. The “Prize” refers to one (1) …

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Tempo markings: Introduction to musical tempos

In music, tempo markings such as allegro, andante, and moderato, typically located at the beginning of a score, are crucial for determining the piece’s speed. These terms, integral to musical notation, indicate both the original tempo and any changes throughout the composition. Historically, tempo markings were used to denote specific dance styles or as titles, …

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polyphonic texture

What is polyphonic texture in music?

In the world of music, different textures create unique auditory experiences. One such texture, polyphonic texture, stands out for its complexity and beauty. Polyphonic texture is characterized by the simultaneous combination of several independent melody lines. In polyphonic music, each melody line is autonomous yet interwoven with others, creating a harmonious ensemble. The characteristics of …

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Rondo form

The structure and rich history of rondo form in music

Often associated with lively and spirited musical compositions, the rondo form has left an indelible mark on classical and contemporary music alike. Derived from the Italian word “rondò,” meaning “round” or “circle,” the rondo form is characterized by its recurring theme, typically interspersed with contrasting episodes. From the classical symphonies of Mozart to the progressive …

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