Each Sunday I am scheduled to play at church, I have to prepare an organ accompanied Responsorial Psalm. I am currently using a publication called the Responsorial Psalms and Gospel Acclamations by Royce

German organ tablature is a music notation system, widely used in Northern Germany from roughly 1450 till early in the eighteenth century. It was primarily used to notate keyboard music, like harpsichord

This is a repost of In the comments @organduo suggested the article might be interesting for the stemgeeks-community as well. It is not a really scientific article, but it reflects the results of my own

German organ tablature is a music notation system, widely used in Northern Germany from roughly 1450 till early in the eighteenth century. It was primarily used to notate keyboard music, like harpsichord

Nowadays printed music for keyboardists like organists, pianists, harpsichordists, etcetera uses almost exclusively the treble clef and the bass clef. Anyone who has had even the most basic music training,

The technical difference between major and minor chords is that the third note is flat. On feeling level one is happy and one is sad. Happy Valentine's Day. XXX

*** Musical sound range *** In music, the range of the most bumped and sharpest listenable notes to the human ear is called the Music Range. In the music, the best-performing note is a C-1 notebook with

*** Whole tone & Half tone (Curtains and half curtains) *** The unit curtain measures physical distances in music. As in daily life, we use units such as meters and centimeters to measure distances,

Union line (Tie Line) The Linear Line is an Outline that connects 2 Nets both the Name and the Frequency. When the 2 Numbers are connected to the Line of Line, only the first sheet is executed, and the

*** Keys or Clefs *** A key is a musical symbol that specifies the amount of notes below and the name of the carrier lines. There are three types of keys in music: 1- Solenoid valve (G): This key is located

*** Carrier lines *** Before any explanation about the carrier lines, it's best to get acquainted with the music alphabet. The alphabet of music is composed of seven letters. The lines of the carriers

*** Dots and silent dots *** Whenever the right side of a note or a silent point is placed, half the value of the same note or silence is added to it. If two points to the right of the note or silence

*** Notes and silences *** In fact, notes are somewhat difficult to measure when the sounds are drawn. To do this, this is the shape of the sheets that determines the amount of stroke of each sound. For

Hello everyone! It has been a while since I have posted an analysis here, so over the past few days I made an analysis of The Heavens are Telling by Haydn. This piece is relevant to the school music program

Hello everyone! Back in May, Rustin's Honor's Wind Ensemble performed an arrangement of the Navy Hymn, "Eternal Father, Strong to Save." So we thought it would be fun to analyze that piece next

Hello everyone! Summer is always a time of patriotic feelings and parades. In honor of both, we have decided to upload an analysis of John Philip Sousa's "Stars and Stripes Forever" (done by

Hello everyone! In honor of all of the chances that we as a marching band get to perform the national anthem, we have decided to upload a harmonic analysis (done by @cmp2020) of it. Please keep in mind

Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen! In honor of our upcoming school year, we have decided to look to the past for this post. One of the most famous people from West Chester is the 20th century composer

How to easily identify key signatures in a flash! Written by Bernardt James (aka Cobus van der Walt) on 29 March, 2018 I’m sure you’ve heard of the “Circle of fifths”? Surely there must be another way