Miscellaneous

Do you recall singing the song Three Little Fishies? I loved this song as a kid, and wanted to know more about how this wonderful children's song came to be.

A very simple step-by-step procedure for creating your own music symbols for use in word-processing texts. Helpful for private and classroom music teachers, musicians of all degrees of proficiency, and self-publishers in many disciplines.

Come listen to the soundtrack of what can be considered as one of the most depressing shows in television while I give my interpretations on the lyrics behind them and how it connects to the show.

Harmony is the “meat and potatoes” of music. It's not always easy to hear harmony sometimes, but this article aims to help you identify different types of harmony.

This list looks at the Top 11 most notable Christine Daae from Andre Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera

Are you hooked on Pandora and wondering if there are any similar sites available? There are plenty of other sites like Pandora available for music fans to enjoy. Pandora is a popular online radio and music streaming services available in the US,...

All worship leaders are not alike. They may be talented, but certain leadership traits suggest that the person leading worship in your church is more of a music leader than a worship leader.

Everyone enjoys listening to music for different personal reasons. This hub is all about music and a list of the top 10 reasons why I love music.

Finding quality free sheet music online isn’t as easy as you think. The following list provides you with links to 20 of the best websites to find free and legal printable sheet music.

Form in music is the structure or “blueprint” of the composer. This article will show you how you can listen to music through the form and understand it better.

Ringo, Elvis, and CeeLo bring Christmas joy with their albums. These three albums should be on everyone's Christmas rotation.

This page looks at the best songs from all across the different version of the hunchback of Notre Dame.

In July 2016, Hastings Entertainment announced that all 128 of their music/video/book superstores were closing - a victim of changing trends in the way Americans consume media.