Yoke Wong - Articles

What is a pentatonic scale – How to play pentatonic scale
Pentatonic piano scales are common in the neo-musical world and are used around the globe. These scales are developed with five notes and exist as two common types: major and minor pentatonic scales. The major pentatonic scale is commonly used and is denoted as the primary pentatonic scale. Read
By: Yoke Wong | 16/11/2009 | Music

Piano techniques - A few techniques that helps
Piano is an interesting instrument to learn. With commitment and dedication, it is hopeful to master the art of playing on a piano. Pianists use different piano techniques, to play piano. A person, interested in learning piano can choose a technique that he/she is comfortable, from an array of piano techniques. Read
By: Yoke Wong | 06/10/2009 | Music

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Prodigy, Influential Composer, Musical Genius
W. A. Mozart (Jan. 27, 1756 – Dec. 5, 1791) is one of the most enduringly popular composers in history, and even during his lifetime was esteemed by his fellow musicians. Mozart composed over 600 pieces in a variety of genres and for a wide range of instruments, starting at age 5. Many of these works are still performed frequently today, and his influence on other composers both during his lifetime and since was enormous. Read
By: Yoke Wong | 23/09/2009 | Music

Accompany Yourself on the Piano
Have you ever wanted to accompany yourself or others while singing? The desire to do so is one of the key motivations for a surprising number of piano students. Yet so many students feel intimidated by this idea. Some days, it seems hard enough to play the piano piece by itself. How will you ever learn to sing at the same time – and carry a tune? Read
By: Yoke Wong | 04/09/2009 | Music

Piano Lessons: One Piano Teacher’s Dream
Kidding aside, there is a reason behind everything your teacher wants you to do. And it isn’t just to make your life hard. From daily practice to scales and theory, your teacher wants you to do these things in order to help you reach your musical goals. Here’s why: Read
By: Yoke Wong | 12/08/2009 | Music