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Suo Gân - A Welsh Lullaby
Suo Gan is a traditional Welsh lullaby that has captured the hearts of many with its soothing melody and poignant lyrics. Often sung to children at bedtime, this lullaby reflects the deep cultural heritage of Wales and showcases the beauty of the Welsh language.

Chris Caton-Greasley
Apr 185 min read
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Why Music is Like Learning a Language and Why Patterns are the Key!
Why Music is Like Learning a Language (and Why Patterns are the Key!

Chris Caton-Greasley
Apr 410 min read
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"When You Know the Notes to Sing": Mastering Intervals and Pitch with Sol-fa
When you know the notes to sing, you can sing most anything." This simple phrase, often heard in music education, encapsulates a profound tr

Chris Caton-Greasley
Apr 110 min read
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The Hidden Cost of Missed Music Lessons
While we understand that life happens and we do not charge for cancelled lessons, the impact of missed sessions on your musical progress can

Chris Caton-Greasley
Mar 307 min read
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Gemologists of Sound
TQ (Triquetrae) Music Students are gemologists, utilising analytical tools to examine the structural and sonic attributes of musical works.

Chris Caton-Greasley
Mar 2711 min read
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Are You A Musical Detective?
As a musical detective, you'll be searching for hidden patterns in music. Here are some clues to help you:

Chris Caton-Greasley
Mar 98 min read
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Vocal Training Using Three Note Patterns
Building a strong musical foundation begins with understanding the fundamental building blocks of melody.

Chris Caton-Greasley
Mar 67 min read
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Playing the Open Strings on a Violin: TQ Find Level One
Being able to play open strings well is a crucial skill for playing the violin, this open string work is foundational.

Chris Caton-Greasley
Mar 18 min read
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Decoding the Sounds: A Journey Through Musical Intervals
intervals – the distance between two notes. These tiny gaps of sound have a fascinating history, stretching back centuries! And believe it

Chris Caton-Greasley
Feb 168 min read
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Imagine a raucous pub in Victorian London, filled with singing and laughter; what song can you hear? "Knees up Mother Brown"
"Ever heard a song so catchy it could make even Queen Victoria kick up her heels? That's "Knees Up Mother Brown" for you..."

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jan 1613 min read
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Blow Your Own Trumpet: The Benefits of Individual Brass Lessons
Learning a brass instrument can be an incredibly rewarding experience, and while group learning has its merits, individual brass lessons...

Chris Caton-Greasley
Dec 3, 20242 min read
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Morris Dancing
Morris dancing is a British folk dance. It, traditionally, features a group of men dancing wearing white clothes with bells fastened...

Chris Caton-Greasley
Sep 26, 20242 min read
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The Harmony of Renewal: Giving Instruments a Second Life
Music education unlocks a world of creativity, expression, and discipline. However, the initial cost of instruments can be a significant...

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jun 24, 20242 min read
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Why Teaching Piano is the Perfect Vocation: A Musician's Perspective
Are you a musician considering a career in teaching? If the piano is your passion, then look no further! Teaching piano offers a...

Chris Caton-Greasley
Jun 24, 20243 min read
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