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Singing Keys Piano Studio

Locality: Belfield

Phone: +61 410 550 551

Address: 67 Punchbowl Road 2191 Belfield, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.singingkeys.com.au

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25.01.2022 A wonderful pianist https://youtu.be/HFFRzug1wfY

25.01.2022 Francis Alain Konan Founder at ISOKAN Group #Myoldpiano may be out of tune but still, #Chopins #Nocturnes always have magic in them...

20.01.2022 Stay in the moment: When practicing a piece or playing a piece in a performance, it is repetitive. Each night, youll play the same repertoire. Each practice session, youll play the piece three to five times through. If at each session you try to replicate what youd achieved in the last play through, youll get frustrated. Comparison always brings frustrations because its always not going to be good or not good enough. But if we play like it is the first time we are d...oing it, then it will stay fresh. Each rendition will be articulated differently reflecting your mood and the atmosphere of the surroundings. The Persian musician, Mohammad Reza Mortazavi says of his own performances: "Even in the same place I always play different. I react to the unique atmosphere and try to find a balance between audience and stage." Kultur, Ed 29-2019, page 23: Mohammad Reza Mortazavi on tour in Australia. At Sydney Opera House https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu282N-6WXM

20.01.2022 Neil Moore speaking about the meaning of the collection titled Ballads, Songs and Vignettes

19.01.2022 "Playing the piano will definitely make us smarter" The whole art of playing piano challenges us to wake up our brain, and we cant help but become smarter! This statement should be taken as truth only through self experiment and experience. Learning to play the piano is not an easy thing to do. Left hand and right hand are always doing something different, your right foot is also doing something different, your eyes are taking in a lot of information as are your ears.... Your being is also aware of the atmosphere of the room or hall youre playing in. Its a multi-sensory activity. Your voice will also be involved if youre singing and playing. All of this occurs simultaneously and youre able to do it! If youve every said to yourself I cant play an instrument, Im not musical, Im not talented - all these have nothing to do with you the person. Theyre just your mental projections of yourself based on some measurement of yourself that really has nothing to do with reality. For in truth, anyone can learn how to play an instrument because its a skill to be acquired. No one is born playing a musical instrument. I love the piano because the whole plane of note choices is laid out before me and I can see how the choices of notes form patterns and the combination of notes create patterns in my hands. The art of playing a piece from start to finish is to perceive the progression of patterns in sound-scape that stimulates the imagination and analytical aspects of our selves. In the Simply Music Piano playing-based method that I use to teach piano playing, we bring to the awareness that a piece of music, like in a painting, is made up large and small patterns. The art of the Simply Music Piano method is to train ourselves to become aware of this inherent structure in compositions. The great Russian, Wassily Kandinsky, worked to capture the sound-scape he perceived when playing the violin and cello in his paintings. However, patterns in paintings become locked into a permanent formation, while a piece of music will forever keep changing when played a number of times in succession or by different people. Thats the nature of something that is living in dimensional-space. When the piece comes to an end, what lingers are the subtle feelings that have been invoked that we carry with us forever. Greta More, 2019.

19.01.2022 So here is music played at tuning to 432 Hz

18.01.2022 This Konnakol composition by Manjunath BC follows the Fibonacci pattern: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21

18.01.2022 Deep in a Japanese forest, a wooden xylophone plays the music of JS Bach. This is the most beautiful video. (via Touchwood SH-08C)

16.01.2022 Why its important for us to return to doing things that are natural. Ive decided to share my insights and understandings about the way we human beings are made that I hope will help you also. In this blog, Im giving a brief insight into two very important milestones that occur in us as children that are directly related to how we are and what we choose to do as parents. https://www.singingkeys.com.au//Back-to-natural-education-

16.01.2022 My student concert on 21 December. Ill upload the video when I finish editing it

13.01.2022 I urge all my students to download their own free copy of "The Music and Creativity Program" which is an extraordinary self study piano program created by Neil Moore, Founder and CEO of Simply Music. There is nothing like it in the world and it is free! It is designed to be complimentary to the lessons you take each week as the soundtracks will give you "a rich and comprehensive performance-based experience of the pieces that have already learned"- transporting you to a leve...l new world of music learning. A note from Neil: "As you know, we recently released the first course in our new self-study program, Music & Creativity (MAC). One of the most exciting features about the program is that we provide students with world-class, beautifully produced Soundtracks. These allow students, once they have learned any given piece, to have a fully immersive, performance experience as they play any given piece along with its accompanying Soundtrack. In essence, ... students will now have the opportunity to immediately experience playing along with a band, an ensemble, an orchestration and/or a vocalist. Already, we are getting fantastic feedback from ... teachers who have been gauging their students responses to this new, performance-based experience. As promised, I am making all of the Soundtracks from the first module of our Music & Creativity Program (the Foundation Course), available to you and all of your students - at no cost whatsoever! This is a gift, from me to you and all of your students. I know it will have a significant impact on both their musicianship as well as their continued progress. All in all, there are 31 Soundtracks in the Foundation Course. These are now included as a downloadable component of Foundation Level 1 SHMs. You can obtain your free download by registering "in the Music & Creativity Program and watch the first Course in its entirety. There is no cost whatsoever - its entirely free of charge." https://pianoonline.com/

11.01.2022 Heres a brief overview video of a new performance project I am working on. It will be highlighting some of my compositions, specifically, the simple and brief ...Ballads, Songs and Vignettes that are a central part of the Simply Music curriculum. You can expect the first piece to be posted in the next day or two, and thereafter, Ill post another new video every two weeks. See more

09.01.2022 Im a human being just like all of us and then Im Greek or American or Chinese or Indian. Ive come to understand that there are many ways to live life as there are people on this planet. Yanni https://youtu.be/_jaGPxHMX1I

08.01.2022 Tina Zhang, pianist, with the Balmain Sinfonia at yesterdays concert at ACAs Forum Theatre in Leichhardt

08.01.2022 Honouring the African American music

08.01.2022 From Neil to his wife, Hunter on Mothers Day. Another beautiful piece thats part of our Simply Music repertoire.

07.01.2022 Greta More, Singing Keys Piano Studio

07.01.2022 Check out whats on offer at the new look landing page of Simply Music https://simplymusic.com/

07.01.2022 Learn about the Simply Music Piano Teacher Training Program and how it redefines how music is taught and who is capable of teaching music. www.simplymusic.com/teachers

06.01.2022 Heres the first of my Ballads, Songs & Vignettes (post no.2). The piece is called "Miles". Its a vignette about being separated, by distance, from people y...ou love. . One of the things that I love about this brief and simple piece is that there are only 2 notes being played at any time. Its a sweet melody and one of my favorites. . https://youtu.be/Syw-5vAn_r0 See more

04.01.2022 Some gutsy jazz/funk from the great Italian Jazz singer, Carlotta Centanni, with the great Guy Strazz and bass guitarist Michel Latumaelissa at The Foundry 616, last nights Romamore concert. Just a snippet from a great evening of wonderful music that included original pieces.

04.01.2022 Concert, last night, by famous Bosnian Sevdah singer Amira Medunjanin, accompanied by renowned Croatian guitarist, composer, music producer and arranger, Ante Gelo. Photo by Greta More @ Forum Theatre (ACAs theatre, Leichhardt).

03.01.2022 Photo by Rudhir Waghmare

03.01.2022 NEW VIDEO! This version of "Tennessee Whiskey" is gonna give you ALL the feels . TURN IT UP!

03.01.2022 A jazz piece from Level 4 of the Simply Music Foundation Program

02.01.2022 Composed and Played by Neil Moore - a piece in Level 5 of the Foundation Program

01.01.2022 Founder & CEO of Simply Music, Composer and Educator, Neil Moore from the new series hes putting together entitled Ballads, Songs & Vignettes