Archive for August, 2010

centre of attention

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

open plan kitchen and living areas combined with kitchen islands have revolutionised entertaining in the home .however,while segregating the cook from the rest of the party is a thing of the past,segregating guest from views of unclean dishes should be encouraged. in this home a large central island,provides an ideal cooking and entertainment workstation.with its metallic wave form a reference to the wide sea views beyond,and with all areas of the room within easy reach,the island is an exercise in both functionality and design.because of its proximity to the water,the house has a nautical theme that features circular geometry.the island bench has a metallic blue finish and its wave-like fluid shape provides a screening area that allows any dirty kitchenware to be hidden.

 

low notes are beautiful, and bassists get to play them

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

i just love the low notes,that deep chocolate sound,kurtz says.for him, the lower the note the better,as when he plays the low C,the lowest rafter-shaking,belly-rumbling note possible on a bass,during the beginning of”thus spake zarathustra.”the bass reveals the greater depth in the music,and kurtz says that”no other instrument can add that extra dimension a mixed media of glass,steel and stone cladding while driving along makati,one cant help but admire beautiful glass buildings gleaming in the sunlight.a house i had visited recently is just as visually arresting.motorists would sometimes take photos of the place and an artist had once asked to sketch it.you dont often see modern houses like this in the philippines.its cube shaped structor,multiple glass windows,and sleek,streamlined exterior look refreshingly simple and not the least bit boring.like a sculpture,it has irregular dimensions and utilizes.

if you chose mostly E’s

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

dont get discouraged! string playing isn’t easy(if it was, everyone would do it),but it doesn’t have to be miserable. sit down and think about your goals and talk about them with your teacher. perhaps it is just a matter of reasonable expectations: there are only so many hours in the day, and if you’re trying to master something in two hours that really requires six, you’re not going to meet with much success. Talk about the trouble you’ve been having and what you want to achieve. Find the right balance and pace for you. the last thing your passion for music. by working together, you’ll find a way to keep it fun while you continue to improve