Piano sheet music: "Piano sheet music sources online
Piano Sheet Music
Piano sheet music -- people ask me all the time where they can get this song or that song -- popular songs, classical songs, gospel songs -- you name it. And the simple answer is -- all over the internet. There are tons of sites that offer sheet music for the piano, as well as for guitar, orchestra, bands, singers, and every other kind of musical instrument.
The best source I have found for piano sheet music online is Sheet Music Plus -- a wonderful company that makes it easy for you to order most any piece of sheet music.
If you're looking for sheet music, we recommend Sheet Music Plus. They have the World's largest selection, guaranteed low prices, and great customer service. Just click on the button below and it will take you direct to their online store where you can order piano sheet music, vocal sheet music, or most any other type of sheet music.
Here are just a few of the thousands of sheet musical songs you can get at Sheet Music Plus. Some of these are piano sheet music, while others are piano and vocal sheet music:
Sweet Caroline - Neil Diamond
You'll Never Find - Lou Rawls
My Way - Frank Sinatra
I'm A Believer - Monkees (or Smash Mouth)
In The Mood - Glenn Miller
Mack the Knife - Bobby Darin
In The Still of the Night - the Five Satins
Y.M.C.A. - Village People
Joy To The World - Three Dog Night
L-O-V-E - Nat 'King' Cole
Shout - Isley Brothers
Twist - Chubby Checker
My Girl - Four Tops
Because You Loved Me - Celene Dion
Build Me Up (Buttercup) - Foundations
We Are Family - Sister Sledge
Fly Me To The Moon - Frank Sinatra
Chicken Dance - various art"
Monday, May 30, 2005
Music, moods & emotions - part 1
Music, moods & emotions - part 1: "Music, Mood & Emotions
Part 1
Music, Mood & Emotions
How Does Music Impact Our Emotions?
How many times have you turned to music to uplift you even further in happy times, or sought the comfort of music when melancholy strikes? Is there a link between music, moods & emotions?
Music affects us all. But only in recent times have scientists sought to explain and quantify the way music impacts us at an emotional level. Researching the links between melody and the mind indicates that listening to and playing music actually can alter how our brains, and therefore our bodies, function.
It seems that the healing power of music, over body and spirit, is only just starting to be understood, even though music therapy is not new. For many years therapists have been advocating the use of music - both listening and study - for the reduction of anxiety and stress, the relief of pain. And music has also been recommended as an aid for positive change in mood and emotional states.
Michael DeBakey, who in 1966 became the first surgeon to successfully implant an artificial heart, is on record saying: 'Creating and performing music promotes self-expression and provides self-gratification while giving pleasure to others. In medicine, increasing published reports demonstrate that music has a healing effect on patients.'
Doctors now believe using music therapy in hospitals and nursing homes not only makes people feel better, but also makes them heal faster. And across the nation, medical experts are beginning to apply the new revelations about music�s impact on the brain to treating patients.
In one study, researcher Michael Thaut and his team detailed how victims of stroke, cerebral palsy and Parkinson's disease who worked to music took bigger, more balanced s"
Part 1
Music, Mood & Emotions
How Does Music Impact Our Emotions?
How many times have you turned to music to uplift you even further in happy times, or sought the comfort of music when melancholy strikes? Is there a link between music, moods & emotions?
Music affects us all. But only in recent times have scientists sought to explain and quantify the way music impacts us at an emotional level. Researching the links between melody and the mind indicates that listening to and playing music actually can alter how our brains, and therefore our bodies, function.
It seems that the healing power of music, over body and spirit, is only just starting to be understood, even though music therapy is not new. For many years therapists have been advocating the use of music - both listening and study - for the reduction of anxiety and stress, the relief of pain. And music has also been recommended as an aid for positive change in mood and emotional states.
Michael DeBakey, who in 1966 became the first surgeon to successfully implant an artificial heart, is on record saying: 'Creating and performing music promotes self-expression and provides self-gratification while giving pleasure to others. In medicine, increasing published reports demonstrate that music has a healing effect on patients.'
Doctors now believe using music therapy in hospitals and nursing homes not only makes people feel better, but also makes them heal faster. And across the nation, medical experts are beginning to apply the new revelations about music�s impact on the brain to treating patients.
In one study, researcher Michael Thaut and his team detailed how victims of stroke, cerebral palsy and Parkinson's disease who worked to music took bigger, more balanced s"
Music map 5
Music map 5: "music map 5
Articles about the effect of playing music and musical training on your moods, emotions, your personality, your social development, your popularity, your brain development and intelligence.
Music, moods & emotions - part 1
Emotions and the effect of music on them
Musical moods and emotions
Will music make you smarter? - Part 1
Will music make you smarter - Part 2
Will music make you smarter - Part 3
Will music make you smarter - Part 4
Does music improve your personality? - Part 1
Does music improve your personal - Part 2
Does music improve your personal - Part 3
Learning music & goal achievement
Can learning music help you in other areas of life?
Can learning music help you reach your goals?
Can learning music help you achieve goals?
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Articles about the effect of playing music and musical training on your moods, emotions, your personality, your social development, your popularity, your brain development and intelligence.
Music, moods & emotions - part 1
Emotions and the effect of music on them
Musical moods and emotions
Will music make you smarter? - Part 1
Will music make you smarter - Part 2
Will music make you smarter - Part 3
Will music make you smarter - Part 4
Does music improve your personality? - Part 1
Does music improve your personal - Part 2
Does music improve your personal - Part 3
Learning music & goal achievement
Can learning music help you in other areas of life?
Can learning music help you reach your goals?
Can learning music help you achieve goals?
"
Country music
Country music
Country music
The Roots of Country Music
Country Music finds its roots deeply entwined with that of America’s roots. Much of the history of Country Music reflects the changing lives of American’s over several generations. Emerging from the Appalachians in the early 1920s, early Country Music artists put a twist of hillbilly sound on Folk Music and brought it out to the rest of the world.
Since its earliest beginnings, the sound of Country Music has changed to reflect the changing generations of America. In Country Music’s infancy, it saw the sounds of Honky-Tonk with people like Ernest Tubb and Hanks Williams. The bars in Oklahoma and Texas would boom on Friday and Saturday nights with the ever changing sounds of Country Music.
But how could Country Music be complete without that distinct sound of the legendary cowboy? The west would leave its mark on Country Music with lyrics stemming from the trials of life on the Western Frontier. Very often these Country - Western songs would be enhanced with the sound of a whistle or a flute.
The upbeat sound of rock would be introduced into Country Music by artist like Buddy Holly and the King himself, Elvis Presley. This was knows as Rockabilly and was a mixture of the Blues and Southern Hill Music.
With the birth of the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville would emerge as the Country Music capitol of the world. Armature artists flocked to Nashville hoping to make it big, and some did; such as Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn.
Today there are many sounds associated with Country Music, and the New Age artists of the music industry owe their beginnings to those great pioneers of Country Music’s Bygone days.
Country western music
Music instruction & piano lessons
Country music
The Roots of Country Music
Country Music finds its roots deeply entwined with that of America’s roots. Much of the history of Country Music reflects the changing lives of American’s over several generations. Emerging from the Appalachians in the early 1920s, early Country Music artists put a twist of hillbilly sound on Folk Music and brought it out to the rest of the world.
Since its earliest beginnings, the sound of Country Music has changed to reflect the changing generations of America. In Country Music’s infancy, it saw the sounds of Honky-Tonk with people like Ernest Tubb and Hanks Williams. The bars in Oklahoma and Texas would boom on Friday and Saturday nights with the ever changing sounds of Country Music.
But how could Country Music be complete without that distinct sound of the legendary cowboy? The west would leave its mark on Country Music with lyrics stemming from the trials of life on the Western Frontier. Very often these Country - Western songs would be enhanced with the sound of a whistle or a flute.
The upbeat sound of rock would be introduced into Country Music by artist like Buddy Holly and the King himself, Elvis Presley. This was knows as Rockabilly and was a mixture of the Blues and Southern Hill Music.
With the birth of the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville would emerge as the Country Music capitol of the world. Armature artists flocked to Nashville hoping to make it big, and some did; such as Patsy Cline and Loretta Lynn.
Today there are many sounds associated with Country Music, and the New Age artists of the music industry owe their beginnings to those great pioneers of Country Music’s Bygone days.
Country western music
Music instruction & piano lessons
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