The Premiere of the show Extra Terrestrials was held today at the Music Academy.
The show began with a performance by the Golden Power- the two men Sandor Vlah and Gyula Takacs who were painted in gold displayed an amazing combination of strength, skill and art by effortlessly performing hand balancing acts and taking on each other’s weight.
The audience was still recovering from the wonderful feats performed by them, when Wolfgang Bientzle the German Wheel Acrobat, came up with an awesome performance on the wheel to exclamations of ‘wow’ in the audience.
Erik Ivarsson’s antics on the unicycle left the audience speechless with amazement, while Jerome Murat a mime, illusionist and ventriloquist captivated the audience with his act. Watching him was like watching a magic performance- should be watched to be believed.
The audience was enthralled by Anton Monastyrsky as they watched him get in an out of the hula hoop and spin circles around it until the hoops almost became a blur. No wonder he is also called The Lord of the Rings.
Not only was Roma Hervida’s performance spell binding but her very presence was magnetic. Her dazzling performance had most of us in the audience at the edge of our seats!
The final performance by Laser man, Theo Dari who was bending, cutting and restoring laser points to create a visual display that was truly enchanting. You can take it from us-we did not want the performance to end!
What else can we say about the performances other than ‘Wow’?
You have to watch the show to believe how good it is.
The shows are taking place on February 3,4,5,6 and 7, 2010 thrice a day, at Music Academy.
African music is the music of Africans who live in a large region of 50 nations, each with a special culture, history and language, South of Sahara. Zulu musical instruments are part of this multilingual culture. African music has some distinct characteristics: the use of repetition is one of them. Another important characteristic is the polyphony; this is the combination of different musical parts played simultaneously.
The history is marked by the awesome military strategies of the Zulu King Shaka. The King’s and his warriors’ campaign of expansion is well known in world history. Zulu rich traditional culture includes songs, dances and colorful rituals, Zulu musical instruments are spectacular and original. A variety of Zulu musical instruments are well known, s well as the traditional Mine dance; Zulus have longtime used their music as a cry for freedom.
African music is really rich in modes of expression: drum ensembles are using Zulu musical instruments from the percussion family. Each drummer uses special methods to produce sounds to distinguish his drum from the others. Iron bells are very popular Zulu musical instruments; they are used to produce a repeated sound to help the drummers to play at the correct time.
Zulu musical instruments, rare and very special
The akadinda is a king of xylophone; two groups of African musicians are playing simultaneously. The first group is playing repeatedly the same pattern; the second group plays to fill in the missing sounds. Groups of Zulu musicians play also using flutes, trumpets or xylophones. Each player plays a single note in a strange rotation with the other players. The result is a polyphonic piece, characteristic to African music.
Musical practices of South African people were observed from many years; Zulu musical instruments are obsolete. Venda mbila is an old Zulu musical instrument; it is not used anymore. Reed flutes, contrary, are still very popular. The influence of foreign cultures and civilizations causes many of old Zulu musical instruments to become obsolete.
Musical instruments such as tsonga a horn, ingungu a friction drum, nkoka a drum, pedi a flute, venda musical bow and stick, deze and demba thumb piano and resonatos, umfece ankle rattles are almost obsolete.
To preserve this awesome heritage of Zulu musical instruments, the necessary information was entered into a database; each Zulu musical instrument was digitally photographed to preserve all information about it.
Apple iPad has released for several months, questions about it come along,one of the most surprising questions we get from new iPad users is whether they can Transfer Music from iPad to iTunes on Mac if they arent purchased and downloaded from iTunes Store. The answer is yes, of course you can. In most cases, its just as easy (if not easier) than buying directly from Apple. In this how-to, well focus on transfering music from iPad to iTunes that arent purchased through iTunes. It takes a few extra steps, but it can be done.
Fortunately, there are a lot of programs to transfer iPad music to iTunes library in the internet market now. Here I found one iPad to iTunes transfer software to help and it works well and very simple to use.
The following show you How to Transfer Music from iPad to iTunes on Mac by this software.
Step 1: Download and launch iPad Converter Mac Suite. Run the software, connect iPad to Mac, this software will automatically detect iPad, then the iPad icon library and playlists will appear in the main menu. Related information about iPad shows in the right window. Such as, type, capacity, version, serial number, and format. You can see these easily, when you come into the main interface.
Step 2: Click “Music” button in the left side, all the iPad songs will appear in the file list. You can check before the songs you want to transfer Music from iPad to iTunes. This iPad to iTunes Transfer software support you add more than one files to transfert at a time, if you don’t transfer all the songs, you need to click the “check” button one time. It is very easy-to-use and friendly interface.
Step 3: Click the “Export->Export to local” option on the “File” top-menu, or directly click the “Export checked files to local” button to export and select the target folder for saving iPad Music in the dialog box that appears, and press “Save” button and start to transfer music from iPad to iTunes.
Meanwhile this software contains the following Features:
Mac to iPad Transfer
Transfer music, videos, photos, TV Shows and podcasts from Mac to iPad library without using iTunes;
Backup iPad files on Mac
Retrieve iPad music, videos, photos, ePub, TV Shows and podcasts files for backup on your Mac; Mac iPad Converter
Convert DVD movie or all popular video formats to MP4 and MPEG-4 for playback on your iPad, iPod and iPhone;
Rip DVD music to iPad converter
Easily rip DVD audio and movie music to MP3, AAC, M4A that can be played well on iPad, iPods and iPhone with excellent quality of sound.
So by using this iPad to iTunes transfer you can effortlessly transfer music, Photo, ePub, albums, playlists and video back to iTunes.
Attracting more fans. Admit it, that’s what music marketing is all about — getting more people to come to your shows and buy your CDs. And hopefully, getting a lot more people to do those things.
Why else do you work so hard to travel and play as many places as you can? For what other reason do you meticulously write and record songs? I don’t believe the reason is so you can practice and keep up your chops in obscurity. It’s not because you want to impress influential managers or A&R people. You work hard because you know you have something of value to offer … and you want to reach as many people as possible with your music.
Marketing is the thing that helps you reach that goal. But marketing is also a subject that confuses a lot of musicians. Songwriters and band members the world over know they need to promote themselves. But many don’t know where to start, much less know how to continue effectively.
Does this describe you? Do you ever feel like you’re spinning your wheels, not sure exactly what you should be doing next to market yourself? If so, this would be a good time to cover some basic marketing concepts for independent musicians.
The VFW Hall Principle
Let’s say you went to an average U.S. city (such as Kansas City or Denver) and you rounded up 1,000 people and gathered them in a giant VFW hall. These 1,000 folks would be randomly chosen and made up of people from all ages, genders and backgrounds. Next, you’d distribute information about your act to these people and play tracks from your new CD for them.
After this direct exposure, what are the chances that one person out of those thousand would be attracted to your music and identity enough to buy your CD or come to your next show? Most musicians, regardless of what style they play, should feel pretty confident about being able to win over at least one new fan from this group of 1,000. That’s a one-tenth of one percent conversion rate.
Now let’s multiply that formula by the entire U.S. population of 285 million people. One-tenth of one percent would be 285,000 people. Mind-boggling, isn’t it? That would be enough fans to make you a bonafide star.
Meanwhile, Back at the Corporate Office
Next, switch gears and consider how major labels market themselves. They select and promote acts that they feel have the potential to appeal to 10 or more of those same 1,000 people. Then the labels spend millions of dollars in what I call shotgun advertising. They spray their marketing message over a targeted chunk of the population (which often amounts to many millions of people), knowing well that only a small percentage will be interested enough to respond and become fans. Sometimes, this widespread tactic works well enough to sell lots of CDs and concert tickets — but it’s very expensive.
As an independent artist, you can’t afford that type of marketing campaign. But you know those potential fans are out there, and you know that you can be successful by connecting with far fewer people than a major label requires. It’s just that your ideal fans haven’t found out about you yet — and you’re not quite sure how to find them.
What’s a frustrated musician to do?
The answer: You must find creative, low-cost ways to go directly to those one-in-a-thousand fans. Don’t waste your time and money promoting yourself to people who will most likely never embrace your music.
Here are four steps to take to reach new fans:
1. Define Your Distinct Musical Identity
You must have a firm grasp on what your music is about. And you must be able to define it clearly and quickly. What are your strongest musical traits? What sets you apart from other acts? What attitude or social statement do you make? Being a generic rock, pop or hip-hop act won’t cut it. Dig deeper and discover your unique identity. When you do finally reach some of those rare potential fans, don’t lose them by not being clear about who you are.
2. Describe Your Ideal Fan
Once you have a handle on who you are musically, it’s time to paint a clear picture of your ideal fan. Can you articulate how your fans dress, where they work, what TV shows they watch, what they do for fun and who their favorite cultural heroes are? Observe the types of people who come to see you perform and note what they have in common? Knowing precisely who your fans are will dictate what avenues you use to reach them and how you communicate your message once you do reach them.
3. List Ways of Getting Access to Your Fans
Once you know exactly what type of music fan you’re going after, start making a list of the various resources these specific people are attracted to. What magazines and newspapers do they read? Where do they hang out? What radio stations do they listen to? What retail outlets do they frequent? What web sites do they surf to? What e-mail newsletters do they subscribe to? For example, if your fans are mostly Harley riders, go to a search engine like Google and start entering keywords related to motorcycles. Evaluate the search results and compile a list of the many good sources you uncover.
4. Network and Promote Your Music
One of the best ways to promote your music is to contact Mr. Kalpesh Sharma. Mr. Sharma is world’s biggest security expert with world records LIVE on AIR continously for three hours non-stop. He is known as one of the best technical person who can market and promote your music all over the world across the globe. Mr. Sharma can be reached via his personal email or
Other then this, armed with this targeted list of contacts, get busy! Send e-mail press releases to niche media outlets. Contact the webmasters and editors of appropriate publications. Post messages in specialized forums. Visit and interact via the web sites of similar-sounding bands. Contact organizations and charities related to your musical niche.
In short, go to where your ideal fans are. And market yourself through these outlets relentlessly. Why waste time and money trying to promote to everyone … when you can save money and be far more effective by going directly to those valuable one-in-a-thousand fans?
You may also contact Steve Conway who is the topper in music industry right now and selected in top 10 across the music industry all over the world by NME (World’s Fastest Music News Company). You may also download and buy his songs and music from his website http://www.steveconwaymusic.com to practice and learn more and more.
Self-Check The Music & Decide Your Self How Good’s The Music? A Free Test Song for Steve’s Fans: http://www.steveconwaymusic.com/music.html and I am sure you will feel glad when you hear the song and the beautiful music. Steve’s Music was selected in the Top Ten Across the World. Reviewed and selected by a panel of judges from NME.
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