But wait, there’s more!
Erika Iris is a brillent artist.
She’s taken printed sheet music and transformed them into beautiful pieces of art.
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I miss my vinyl record collection and vintage 1960′s record player.
Good times.
When I saw the Soundwagon, I shrieked in glee like a little school girl.
Watch it in action:
A common term around our home is,
“YouTube hates us.”
We now wait until YouTube videos are nearly completely buffered before playing videos. I’ve begun to think it happens because we’re International.
I guess not:
Walk Off the Earth is an incredibly talented group. They’re not only talented in the area of music, but the craft of music and entertainment in general.
These guys are really cool, so check out this very creative music video, followed by an amazing behind-the-scenes that takes a deeper look into their creative process.
Watch and learn!
This morning I was listening to some tunes and thought, “I wonder what the ChurchMag community is listening to this morning?”
Not only was I curious, but it can also be a really cool way to find new artists and sounds, plus, it’s fun to see what others are listening to.
Considering how many ChurchMag readers fuel their mind with music during work, I thought I would give you all a chance to share what you listen to while you work.
Here are some of the responses from today:
Even if you missed composer Diego Stocco’s awesome all natural music video from this past weekend, you’re going to want to see this amazing video showing how Stocco composes and records a song using all the sounds found at the dry cleaners.
Yeah. It’s pretty awesome.
Have any old CDs laying around?
Amazon will give you credit if you send them in!
Here’s how it works:
Technological advances are making life a lot more interesting for guitarists. The days of dusty Marshall stacks and vast networks of stomp-boxes may be numbered. The recent surge in amps in the form of apps has provided many of the advantages of the old, lumbering kit in a hand-held, software format. All you need to perform at Sunday service is your iPad or iPhone, a lead and your guitar!
