31. “Music changes, and I’m gonna change right along with it.”–Aretha Franklin 32. “Country music is three chords and the truth.”– Harlan Howard 33. “I lose myself in music because I can’t be bothered explaining what I feel to anyone else around me.”– Robert Smith 34. ...
Jefferson Airplane (1967):Jefferson Airplane's second album introduced their new singer, Grace Slick, and that made all the difference in the world. She brought two great songs – "Somebody to Love," written by her brother-in-law, and "White Rabbit" – as well as a sense of what the ...
Jefferson Airplane (1967):Jefferson Airplane's second album introduced their new singer, Grace Slick, and that made all the difference in the world. She brought two great songs – "Somebody to Love," written by her brother-in-law, and "White Rabbit" – as well as a sense of what the ...
the body has a great capacity to redeem and heal itself." Although recuperation from lifethreatening illness was not the trigger, Geoffrey and Rachael finally
bat’s wings as though it by itself was pulling the ship along absent of the sails above. As the ship’s previous title was The Devil’s Due, and its old profession was extorting lives, such a figurehead seemed fitting in striking fear into the hearts of enemies; rammings were glorious...
On the other hand, sometimes you want warm, sustained string chords to set the mood or to help build the arrangement to a climax. TheHeavenly Patternpreset is perfect for this and gives you warm, dramatic chords that instantly fill out the empty space in an epic film score. Try using thi...
will beslightlyout of tune (at least out of tune in terms of “pure temperament”). You can account for this of course by making those intervals sound perfectly in tune in one key (so that some chords sound glorious), but when changing keys other chords will sound . . . well, quite...
By fifth grade, 40 had entered the family trade appearing in TV series likeWind at My BackandGoosebumps. 40’s voice is devoid of any wistfulness regarding his short-lived acting career. “In my family, child acting was not a glorious thing. It was work,” he says. “I know Corey Hai...
Uncertainty, discomfort, instability – these are all great things to feel when creating! And you’ll probably experience each one of them as you try a new unfamiliar instrument. Don’t feel bad about it though, because you’re participating in the glorious and unnoticed struggle of the artist...
Gwen: “We weren’t great when we started, and people would go on about how we can’t play our instruments, which wasn’t far from the truth… but they still shouldn’t be saying it!” Hollie: “All these 40-year-old men…” ...