Embracing the Spirit of Christmas: A Musical Celebration As the holiday season approaches, the spirit of Christmas fills the air with joy and reflection.  In my latest music video titled " Happy Music ", I celebrate this festive time and invite you to join me in exploring what Christmas truly means.  Whether it's a time of joy, sorrow or simply another day, I believe this year can be different for all of us. Let's dive into the essence of Christmas together! What is Christmas to You? People all over the world celebrate Christmas, regardless of their religious beliefs. If you're one of those people who celebrate Christmas, what is Christmas to you? Does Christmas mean something special to you? Or is it just another day to you?  For me, I used to dread Christmas because nothing good had ever happened on this day for many years.  It had always been a day of sorrow or sadness for me, as far as I could remember.  But I believe with all my heart that it's going to b...

Crafting Music Beyond Instrumentals Creating instrumental music videos is an art in itself, but it often comes with unique challenges. From considering the addition of vocals to navigating the nuances of recording in less-than-ideal environments, each step requires creativity and problem-solving.  In this blog post, we'll explore these aspects, and dive into the process of composing Beautiful Day   and the trials faced along the way. Music Video This latest music video, titled Beautiful Day , only has instrumental music, just like all my music videos so far. I'm thinking of adding vocals to my music but I've yet to learn how to do so. And the other thing is, I play impromptu music (for my YouTube music videos), and so to add vocals to such music will be challenging unless I play the music first and then add lyrics for vocals thereafter.  However, that will probably give rise to another issue, and that is, I'd probably have to 'force' lyrics into the music that m...

Experience My Latest Original Piano Piece I'm excited to share my latest music video,  Instrumental ~ Untitled . This impromptu piano composition, recorded on 19 Nov 2020, is a true reflection of my creativity as the copyright owner.  My Latest Instrumental Music Instrumental ~ Untitled   is an other piece of impromptu music. It's  totally unedited, as in I didn't edit it using VLLO .  Neither did I edit it using a background noise removal software or app, such as MAUVIO. The reason is simple: Someone has violated my copyright before. (Remember what I wrote in my previous post?) (Please note that I've changed the video setting to private view, because I've already uploaded the edited version on YouTube.) Edited Version If you prefer to listen to/watch the edited version, please check back in a couple of days' time.  A Celebration of Raw and Refined Creativity This original piece is a testament to the spontaneity and beauty of unfiltered music. Whether you ...

Introduction Do you know that you can create beautiful music without ever learning to read music scores? Many talented musicians have proven that passion and creativity can outweigh formal training.  Wu Tsing-fong (吴清峰) A  Yes933  DJ shared an inspiring story about Taiwanese singer-songwriter Wu Tsing-fong (吴清峰). Despite not being able to read music, Wu has composed captivating songs for himself and other artists. This revelation challenges the notion that musical talent is solely reserved for those who can read and write music. Conclusion   So, if you've ever doubted your ability to compose music because you lack formal training, remember Wu Tsing-fong's journey.  Music is about expression, creativity and connection, not just technical skills. Let your passion guide you—who knows what beautiful melodies you might create! Cheers, Annie Chan NOTE Try for FREE: power recharge therapy, power foot detox therapy & acugraph energy analysis!  ( https://energia...

Introduction I’m excited to share my latest impromptu music video on YouTube! Music has a unique way of bringing peace and comfort, and I hope this video resonates with you. New Music Video I've uploaded a new impromptu music video on YouTube. I hope and pray that as you listen, you'll experience an overwhelming sense of peace.  To watch this music video, click on the following link: Peace Peace Peace Conclusion   Thank you for taking the time to watch my video! Your support means the world to me as I continue to learn and grow in my music journey. Don’t forget to subscribe for more updates! Cheers, Annie Chan NOTE Try for FREE: power recharge therapy, power foot detox therapy & acugraph energy analysis!  ( https://energia.sg/free?ref=anniechan )

Introduction Have you ever noticed how certain songs can instantly lift your spirits while others seem to weigh you down? Music is a powerful force that can profoundly affect our emotions and overall moods.  In this post, we’ll explore the impact of different music genres on our emotions and how to harness their power for a more positive experience. Music Has the Power to Affect Your Mood If you're already feeling moody, try not to listen to sad music because it might make you feel even worse. Instead, you might want to try listening to soothing music that has a calming effect on you.  Oppressive Nature of Heavy Metal Music Heavy metal music, to me, has an oppressive feel to it. That's why I never like such music. But then again, it could be just me.  Personally, I won't recommend it to anyone who's already feeling oppressed, because listening to such music might make you feel even more oppressed. Ballads Have a Soothing Element Ballads can calm me down easily, and that...

Introduction Have you ever hesitated to start something because you felt it wasn’t perfect? I recently uploaded three impromptu pieces of music on YouTube, embracing the idea that taking imperfect actions is essential for growth. Inspired by Jenna Kutcher’s insights, I realised that waiting for perfection can hold us back from starting our creative journeys.  In this post, I’ll share my experience of transformation from an imperfect musician to a better one through the power of action. Taking Imperfect Actions I've uploaded three short and impromptu pieces of music, which I've played, on YouTube. They're imperfect pieces, obviously. But like what a speaker on a Mastermind webinar,  Jenna Kutcher   had mentioned, it's ok to take imperfect actions, because if you don't start taking imperfect actions now, you'll never get started. She certainly had a point. Because if I don't start making music videos on YouTube now and if I've waited until I've perfect...