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I took my daughter from 3 months till 15 months old and she simply loved Tiziana’s classes, and so did I. They are unlike any other classes I’ve been to: really about experimenting and interacting with sounds, rhythm and music, allowing each child to express their response without any expectation. Each class is fun and also builds from one to another to enable a child to play more and more with music. I wish I could still attend and would recommend her unequivocally to every child and parent! Literature• AHRENDT, Peter, Music Genre Classification Systems, PhD Thesis, Technical University of Denmark, 2006. The first three years of life provide an incredible learning window, important not only for the development of cognitive and psychomotor skills but also for the musicality of your child. If guided in a creative and playful environment, children can develop their musical potential in their own time and free from stress. My goal is to be a musical guide for your child and to support their learning path. Music Tree’s teachers sing, move and interact with the children, offering suggestions to parents and carers as to how to create a musical bond with them both in the class and at home.

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CORREA, Débora C., da F. COSTA, Luciano, LEVADA, L.M., Alexandre, Finding Community Structure in Music Genres Networks, in: ISMIR 2011, p.447-452, 2011. Recalling traditional wooden decorations produced in the Ore mountains of Saxony, becoming popular in Britain during the 19th century. Simply slot the painted tree into the base an ...

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HALL, Joanna Louise, Heterocorporealities – Popular Dance and Cultural Hybridity in UK Drum ‘n’ Bass Club Culture, University of Surrey, 2009. Or, for time signatures with a number eight as their bottom number, a dotted crotchet would represent one beat. The bottom-up method starts from the determined amount of music genres and places them in a two-dimensional space. Their coordinates are based on the genre-defining characteristics and thus similar genres are located close to each other. Once again, parametrically based programming to create this chart is nigh impossible as the characteristics (parameters) are too broad, not entirely measurable, and even variable in importance (weight). The benefit from this method is that super-genres will eventually emerge as amorphous zones, overlapping and connecting other super-genres at various points. This is a more realistic visualization of the musical genre network, though still limited by two-dimensional constraints.