It still surprises me to this day that I passed many National Guild Tests, performed for the Annual Recitals, and I would not have done it all without the guide and support from Ms. Cecilia Celis. Like many other pianists, I started playing piano at the age of 5, but started to have lessons with Ms. Celis when I was 12 years old. Before having Ms. Celis as my teacher, my technique was not as strong as it could be, and I would only practice for a short amount of time everyday. Since having her as a teacher, I have learned not only to learn and master the notes, but to appreciate the music for what it is and feel it in me as I play the piece.
Music has always been a part of my life since I was young because both my parents have musical background,
Music has played an important part in my life. My love for music comes from my dad. Growing up I remember him having a room full of CDs and instruments that he played daily. The songs varied in genres and the instruments ranged from pianos, violins to drums. I grew up loving almost every style of music so, it is very difficult for me to dislike a song unless, it is vulgar or “dark”.
Music is a large consumption of my daily life and the artists I listen to have shaped me in some way. Listening to music is one of my most time
Since the earliest days of human civilization music has been a key tool for communication of stories which carried emotions through them. If we think back to our youngest years of life music has surrounded us whether it was from our parents singing us lullabies or from some sort of toy that played music we can say that musical melodies have helped shape or lives one way or another. Once we start growing up and figuring out who we are our musical preferences change; some people like classical and some like punk. We start to befriend people who like the same music as us and eventually we may attend a musical event. Our lives somewhat revolve around the music that we listen to.
Music has always been an integral part of human life. Not only has it followed us throughout our history, but it has its own history.
I’ve always loved music and singing, even as a kid. It has always been my passion. Performing on stage is what actually broke me out of my shell. Going into highschool I was very awkward and shy, but music helped me conquer my social awkwardness. Music has helped me give back to my community in ways I never thought of, seeing the smiles on people’s faces when I sing is one of the greatest feelings ever and I cherish it, and the applause when I’m done makes me feel all warm inside. Performing and helping others perform is something I love to do and it helped me find my place in the world. Learning a new song is fantastic experience as well.
Music has always been an important part of my life. During high school I have developed areas of service and leadership through interests in children and gardening, which will continue to be major parts of my life.
Music is the third most important thing to me in life outside of god and my mom. Music keeps me balanced. Every since I was a baby music was played around me. Jazz was always played around me to soothe me. There would be times when I would be really hyper acting like I couldn't sleep, my mom would put on some jazz and I would be fine. A lot of times I can have a long chore and I say to my self how can I accomplish this, Knowing it will take me forever. So I'll put on some jazz music and in twenty-five minutes I'm finished.
However I was exposed to a lot of music as a child, my mom sang in many groups at our church and all of my parents friends played the piano, guitar or sang so we always had music when we got together. As for myself I have always loved listening to music, I sang in the choir at school and sang at church. Now I do not sing if others can hear me, so most of my singing is done in the car with
I've been attracted to music ever since I took my first step. When I was five, my mother brought me to my first ever musical production. My young mind was
Music has absolutely been an enormous part of my life and who I am. However,
As you see me currently, I am a music education major that specializes in percussion at San Jose State university. There were events that happened in my life for me to choose to study music for my future. I would not say that the first thing that made me interested in music was my parents playing their playlist around the house when I was little or when they paid an instructors to teach me piano or drum set. The actually spark for music for me was in sixth grade elementary school, as I attending a middle school concert in a gym for my sister, Lucy, as she performed with the guitar class.
Music has been for me a way of sharing, communicating, a source of income and a never ending search for
In those days, I never got to see the importance of having those lessons, practicing for hours, and even playing those tunes. As much as I tried, I could never find a way to enjoy it; it was no more than some never-ending horrible homework for me. But today, I thank my teacher for forcing me to appreciate the art of music. Now, I can easily list playing the piano as one of the most refreshing aspects of my life. Whenever I feel down, I always have the chance to be up in clouds after a couple of minutes. Swaying back and forth, I can surrender myself to the soothing tunes and get lost in the harmony. I believe very few people have that kind of luxury and I'm absolutely grateful for that.
Music has been a part of my life from the earliest I can remember from my childhood. I had a tutor come to my house and teach me lessons and we served her breakfast every day. When we eat, my godfather used to play Christian songs in the radio. My godparents are godly and taught me lot of spiritual songs. Even though I did not take music classes, I knew all the songs and hymns of my church’s prayer book.
Music is an essential part of life because of the expression it allows people to have, its entertainment, and its therapeutic ways for the world.