What’s the Best Way to Maintain Your Child’s Music Interest?  

Article by Tatiana Bandurina

I once had a wonderful husband-wife pair working with me. He taught the accordion and she taught the piano. Both were extremely intelligent and communicative, but they were complete opposites when it came to professional teaching and sustaining the child’s music interest.

The husband was a maestro of the accordion who drew everybody’s admiration. But the wife always tended to stay away from the limelight. When I went to her lessons as a visitor, I saw that she couldn’t even demonstrate a proper example of a passage to her students.

But surprise of all surprises, at the end of the academic year in which both teachers had begun with fourteen students each, the pianist had all fourteen still with her, while the accordionist was left with just two!

My music school was small at that time and I suffered financial losses. In spite of the fact that the accordionist was a real maestro, I

Everyone Likes Online Games And Music  

Article by Tristan Andrews

Almost everyone likes some type of music and many people like music games online. This combination has spawned a great idea for a game called Rockfree. And why not when console game system based games have been very popular such as Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Millions of dollars are spent on those two games every year. Rockfree is a net connected game that can be played on any personal computer. Major record labels are providing songs, though Independent artists can contribute songs too by upload.

The player gets three free songs to store and the price for storing more songs is under a dollar. Players can jam with as many as seven different guitarists in their jam club, which they can create. This beats air guitar by a very long shot, though they both emulate guitar heroes and let anyone fantasize about being one.

There are many free games online that involve music. They are interactive