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![]() New Quaverbox Site 201227 Nov 2011This website is currently being reconstructed to include a new look, and a lot more resources! We hope to be ready in time for the New Year so come back early in 2012! read more... Office Closed until 24 October14 Oct 2011We're closed from Fri 14 October to Mon 24 October. Any orders received will be shipped once business resumes. read more... |
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Attaching a Progression to a MelodyJay asked, "I really want to find an easy way, if there is one. The question - If I have a melody, then how do I come up with interesting chord progressions for it?" read more...Major and MinorAs musicians, we come across the terms 'major' and 'minor' everyday yet not many of us really know what they mean. read more...How Much to Practise?Most of us lead busy lives. If you're a student, there are exams and assignments. As an adult, it's even tougher - work commitments, raising children, etc read more...Demystifying Diminished ChordsBasically, a diminished chord is a stack of minor 3rds. For those of you who have no idea what that means, you can work out a dim chord by starting at the root, counting up 3 semitones, playing that note, then count up another 3 semitones, and playing that note too. read more...The Major 2nd ChordIn short, major 2nd chords are major triads with the major 2nd added, so a C2, for example, should be thought of as C E G + D. There are 4 inversions of this chord read more... |
Nikon D300 with 50mm f/1.4G
When I'm not teaching piano, I design websites and produce DVDs for clients. That often involves taking photos - photos for album artwork, brochures, weddings, school performances, product photography and more. In short, I take a lot of photos, so I need a camera that's reliable and robust with a lens that's versatile yet produces consistent results each time. Write a comment
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