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Iconic Movie Scores That Shaped My Love for Film Music (Part 1)
Film scores have a way of transporting us beyond the screen, embedding themselves in our memories long after the credits roll. Some themes inspire heroism, others evoke deep emotions, and a few become so iconic that they transcend the films they were written for. In this piece, I want to highlight some of my favourite movie scores—ones that have shaped my appreciation for film music and storytelling.
By Cathy (Christine Acheini) Ben-Ameh.11 months ago in Beat
Challenges Faced When Choosing a Career in Music
Welcome to the Richard Hovan’s Blog. He loves to play musical instruments. Let’s discuss his views on choosing a career in music. In the previous parts of the blog, we discussed success, professional recognition, and the energy professionals should possess. We also examined the invaluable world of training, tasted the traditional chores of musical roles, and came across some useful advice to extend your musical profession. However, Richard Hovan concentrated mainly on description to illustrate every possibility in terms of careers and courses in music. His advice can have a positive impact on your music career.
By Richard Hovan11 months ago in Beat
A Night of Nostalgia: SNL's 50th Anniversary Homecoming Concert
Cher Glows at SNL's 50th Anniversary Homecoming Concert The air was electric with nostalgia and anticipation. Saturday Night Live (SNL), the legendary late-night comedy sketch program, was marking its historic 50th anniversary. The "SNL 50th Anniversary Homecoming Concert" featured a star-studded lineup of alumni, musical performers, and comedy legends, all set to honor the show that had defined American comedy for five decades. And in this galaxy of stars, one star shone especially bright: Cher.
By Sikandar prasad11 months ago in Beat
The Role of Music in Cultural Preservation
Music is more than just a form of entertainment. It's a powerful force that connects us across time and cultures. Through its melodies and rhythms, music helps preserve our cultural heritage. It bridges generations and holds our collective memories.
By Wilson Igbasi11 months ago in Beat
Acoustic Virtuosos: 15 Guitarists Who Mastered the Unplugged Sound
The acoustic guitar has long been more than just an instrument — it’s a storyteller, a time machine, and a vehicle for raw, unfiltered emotion. In an era dominated by electric sounds and digital production, the unplugged voice of the acoustic guitar continues to captivate audiences around the world. Its warm timbre and organic resonance invite listeners into intimate musical conversations that span genres and generations. Today, we celebrate 15 guitarists who have not only perfected their craft but have redefined what it means to play unplugged. Their innovative techniques, soulful expressions, and fearless experimentation have helped shape the acoustic landscape, leaving an indelible mark on music history.
By Guitarmetrics | Your One-Stop Hub for Guitar Lessons & Accessories11 months ago in Beat
Piano Care Tips for Beginners with Richard Hovan
Starting piano lessons means learning several important after-class piano care tips. These essential pieces of piano care advice will help extend the lifespan of your instrument, keep it looking and sounding great, and preserve your ability to play and learn. Consistent upkeep and attention will enhance your practicing experience immensely. The ensuing aim is a satisfying relationship between you and your instrument that produces both a vision and sound of beauty and satisfaction! In order to achieve this desired goal, here is a guide on essential piano care tips shared by Richard Hovan that every piano student or player should learn.
By Richard Hovan11 months ago in Beat
Piano Playing Tips for Very Beginners
The piano is a beautiful musical instrument to play. Too often, pianists of all skill levels neglect the basics. They focus too much on the one thing they're working on and forget the foundation that one thing is built upon. Let’s discuss some tips with Richard Hovan in this blog.
By Richard Hovan11 months ago in Beat
