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Tarantella - An Ancient Ritual to Piano Repertoire Part 1
Performers in traditional attire engage in a lively Tarantella dance, accompanied by musicians playing authentic instruments, set against...

Chris Caton-Greasley
5 days ago8 min read
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Exploring Edvard Grieg's "Morning"
"Morning" is one of the most famous pieces by the Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg (1843-1907). It is part of his incidental music for Henrik Ibsen's play Peer Gynt, first performed in 1876. The music is played during Act IV, Scene 1, as the sun rises over the desert in North Africa.

Chris Caton-Greasley
7 days ago4 min read
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Student Question: Why Is It Called a Triad?
This is a great question! To answer it, we need to journey through the fascinating history of musical understanding, beginning with ancient discoveries and moving through the Renaissance to the Baroque era.

Chris Caton-Greasley
7 days ago6 min read
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Take the Stage, Find Your Voice: Announcing Our Student-Only Open Mic!
Are you a student at Stalybridge Music Academy with a song in your heart, a tune on your instrument, or a piece you're eager to share? Get ready, because our next Student-Only Open Mic is just around the corner, and it's your moment to shine!

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jul 12 min read
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Find Your Voice: Free Teen Singing Workshop at Stalybridge Music Academy!
Are you between 12 and 16 years old and love to sing? Or maybe you've always wanted to try it out but haven't found the right opportunity? Stalybridge Music Academy is excited to invite you to a FREE Singing Workshop designed just for teenagers!

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jul 12 min read
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Unlock Your Child's Inner Pop Star: Free Singing Workshop in Stalybridge!
Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity for your child this summer?
Do they love to sing, or are you hoping to spark a new passion in them?
Stalybridge Music Academy is thrilled to announce a FREE Singing Workshop specifically designed for children aged 7-11!

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jul 12 min read
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Strive for Progress, Not Perfection: A Musical Journey
A pianist practices diligently, encouraged by the motto "Strive for progress, not perfection." In the world of music lessons, the phrase...

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jun 262 min read
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Italian Terms Weekly Worksheets
In music, grasping the language of expression is as crucial as playing the notes themselves. Many terms used to describe how music should be performed—from tempo to volume—are traditionally in Italian.

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jun 258 min read
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Musi-KIDS Finders
A huge, warm welcome to all our new students joining the Triquetrae Musi-KIDS Programme this June!

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jun 183 min read
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