My 12 year old daughter completely changed her taste in music. Is this a phase? Should I worry?
Well my very intelligent 12 year old daughter used to listen to pop, you know, like Jonas Brothers, Miley Cyrus and stuff like Carry Underwood, Chris Brown, and a lot of music like that. But she discovered her dad's old guitar and started playing around with it. She plays, I have to admit, really well by ear. She never had any lessons or anything, she just plays. And her dad took her to Summer fest, a massive musical festival in the summer, and she loved it. Ever since then, she's been writing songs and poetry etc. But now she is listening to music (if you can call it that) like Aerosmith, Nirvana, Radiohead, Pearl Jam, Bon Jovi, etc. I can name a few songs she likes and they are Creep, In Bloom, Dream on, Even Flow, I Don't Want To Miss a Thing, and songs like that. I do not approve of this. Rock isn't music in my opinion, they are just sad meaningless songs screamed out by no-talent singers. Anyone can scream and yell out lyrics. She also listens to better things like Switchfoot. She likes that band. Anyways should I be worried? She stopped wearing Aeropostale and Hollister and started wearing plain jeans and T-shirt. She completely changed..... Is it for worse?
Best hip hop songs with harmony/melody?
Tha Crossroads by Bone Thugs in Harmony. A lot of Bone Thugs in Harmony song use a lot of harmony, and have sick flows, and good messages with a melody. Mostly any of their songs would be good ones.
Dark romantic poetry?
i need to write a poem for a contest, and the prompt is dark romantic. any one have any examples so i can get an idea. i have read a couple, im just trying to get more of a grasp on it. its out of my comfort zone.
Piano chords to "i know girls (body love)" by mary lambert?
Please figure this out by ear!! You put this in the classical music section for reasons I don't understand. A sophisticated, well trained musician like myself hasn't a moment of time to teach you chords by typing them out for you! Rather we encourage figuring it out yourself! This is really how you learn music. Not us spoon-feeding you notes!! If you do insist we help, the first chord is an F chord. There you have a reference!!