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Review: Sounds on the Web
| GUEST,.gargoyle | 26 Jun 06 - 06:39 PM | |
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Subject: Review: Sounds on the Web From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 26 Jun 06 - 06:39 PM Two references gleaned from the Wall Street Journal ONE MINUTE VACATIONS - Collections of Sounds Worldwide If your creativity is stuck - this can get it flowing again http://www.quietamerican.org/vacation.html Online Video - "Amateur musicians seeks tips from strangers on Web"
"Lately, thousands of amateur enthusiasts in search of feedback have been posting short clips of themselves online, demonstrating such things as golf' swings and drumming techniques. In many cases, they are getting back hundreds of comments from amateurs and professionals."
"One user's post of himself playing 'Flir Elise' has been watched close to 100,000 times and elicited more than 400 comments. 'At the beginning, you right hand, finger 5, should be on E.' says one."
"YouTube users have been sharing videos of clissic piano performances like Toscanini at Carnegie Hall in 1952."
ENJOY http://www.youtube.com and enter the search term "piano," or "banjo," or "dulcimer.
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