Virtual band

So that is what I did. One day, I saw my dad playing around with Garage Band, which is a music composing software for Macs. I decided to look at some of the songs he had made. After doing so, I decided it was possible for me to make my own song. “It’s so simple” I thought. “You just look for a loop you want to add, and drag it onto the page.” And so, that is what I did. I went on and on playing around with Garage Band. Nothing could stop me! I threw tracks upon tracks. If they sounded good together

really made of. Despite the fact that Piper, the main protagonist, is deaf, she never gives up on what she believes in. The novel mainly focuses on the problems that a deaf Piper faces while trying to manage a rock band. Not only does the story project her problem dealing with the band, Dumb, but it also shows the challenges she has to face at home. Five Flavors of Dumb displays Piper’s struggles with her family in a great way. Piper and her baby sister, Grace, are the only ones who are deaf in

"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer"? It doesn 't help either, that the little kid is so cute and chubby you just want to pinch his or her cheeks and talk to him or her in Barney mode. Well, today with one of the biggest boy bands, their career is essentially the identical way. The band One Direction, is a combination of five talented, handsome, young men who use their favorable looks to their advantage; basically the same way the pretentious and self-gratifying parent does when they put their child 's

In a small, cozy New Orleans-style wine bar in Miami, the night of October 17, 2016, a band called "Zach Larmer Electric band" formed by four musicians, Zach Larmer (main guitar), Tal Cohen(keyboard), Adam (second guitar), and a friendly man at the drums delighted us with their very special Jazz music. The band” Zach Larmer Electric Band is one of the top jazz groups in South Florida and is receiving increasing recognition for their unique blend of progressive funk rhythms with deep jazz harmonies

Los Angeles. Bandera has a jazz performance every weekdnights, and a band named “The Marbles” were playing on that magnificent night. The best songs I really enjoyed during the performance were “Embraceable You,” by Nat King Ko, “She is Funny that Way,” by Billy Holiday, and “Everybody Needs Somebody,” by Jimmy Scott. Although I arrived a little late, I was able to find a cozy place at the bar close to the stage. When the band arrived they wasted no time and got ready to set up their equipment and

got to pick out my band instrument was such a big day for me. It was May 15th and I woke up ready to have a good day. After so many years of waiting and watching concerts from the audience, it was finally my turn to pick out an instrument and start band or orchestra- something I had been dreaming of for what seemed like an eternity. As I got to school that day, I could see the excitement and anticipation on my friend’s faces, as I learned that they too were excited for band the next year. Perfect

couldn 't. I was with the band and we were rock climbing, having a great time, though we lacked equipment. We were holding hands as we went, but slowly started to slip one-by-one and fall to their deaths. It terrifies me, though knowing it won 't actually happen. A part

linguistic development. As stated by Laura Lewis Brown in her article The Benefits of Music Education, “While children come into the world ready to decode sounds and words, music education helps enhance those natural abilities.” (1). I have been in band since I was in the

playing in the marching and concert band. I played the saxophone and impressed a few other students during class. About a week later, after my class period ended, two friends of mine came up to me and suggested that I try out for the show choir band. I asked what it was and found out that it was a band playing with a singing and dancing choir. I was not at all hesitant to say yes and I remember having to ask my mom if it was okay that I was trying out for the band and she surprisingly said yes. I was

negative because she barely acknowledged me, and acted as if she did not really care about me, even though I was the leader of her band. I did my best to keep an open mind as she began to introduce herself to the group and explained her vision for the band. My impression of her then improved because she sounded very positive and had very ambitious goals for our band. I left the meeting with conflicting impressions because I appreciated her enthusiasm, but I also felt that she did not have a very