What is the difference between the Garritton Orchestra and the East-West  Music programs & which is better?
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..Hi ..It is Garritan..not Garritton ...you will find what you need..in the links below..Also samples.. and downloads...It is the best I can do for you:) ...\nKind regards! ...
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They're pretty similar, but Yahoo! Music is cheaper.\n\nNapster: $9.95/mo\nYahoo! Music Unlimited: $6.99/mo or $4.99/mo when you buy a year\n\nNapster To Go: $14.95/mo\nYahoo! Music Unlimited To Go:  $11.99/mo or $9.99/mo when you buy a year\n\nYahoo! Music also has more personalization options.
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DV8 is a popular one. Also depends on the crowd. Ivar on saturdays is known to play R & N and hip hop music but the crowd is mostly asians. If you prerfer that then it's fine. Also Level 3 is popular as well
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Orchestra\nStanza\nsentence
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It depends on the type of music you like.\n\nOrchestras are cool, if you like professionality.\nBands are good, if you like portabilty.
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None whatsoever.The size of the wand does'nt improve the quality of the orchestra
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i'v never done western but i did do classical. i'm guessing western is funner but classical was great 2
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I've listened to some world music out of curiosity and I've really liked some things, especially from African countries or those with Moorish influences. I like the Putumayo albums, I think they offer good selections for people who don't know much about it but are interested in the real thing. Peter Gabriel has also done a good job bringing good composers and interpreters from around the world to attention.
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Opera.\n\nhttp://www.opera.com
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hey babe,try this link,there are loads to choose from. hope it helps\n\nhttp://www.yell.com/ucs/UcsSearchAction.do;jsessionid=cuYiM58PZcta?searchType=classic&ooa=on&keywords=&companyName=Academy+of+Music&location=london&x=26&y=5
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Neither...go look for some real music.
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Get them to identify the sound of different instruments from a recording preferably symphony orchestra.In the 60s they used Peter and the wolf narrated by  Danny Kaye or similar. I still remember it.I became a professional musician.
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My daughter just finally outgrew her country music stage, and graduated to pop. I can handle that, I've been listening to the local pop station.\n\nIf I were to pick a classical piece, I'd probably go with Opus 49 of the 1812 Overture, I love Tchaikovsky. Yep, I just listened to it again, and (aside from AC/DC) any orchestra/band that has somebody playing a cannon is alright by me.\n\nBut I only listen to classical when cleaning my house. I'm more of an 80's metalhead actually.
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Dallas Symphony Orchestra has a page you might use.\nhttp://www.dsokids.com/2001/dso.asp?PageID=492
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I don't believe there is any difference to them at all.  I think it's whatever the fan feels comfortable calling it.  My Aunt calls it Country Western....but, my mom and I will say Country and we are all talking about the same thing.
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www.eastwestmartialarts.com
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There really is no difference. They both love music, and they both play symphonies. \n\nThe first use of the word PHILHARMONIC was in 1813 when the word was applied to the London Orchestra, in orther words, The London Philharmonic.  The use of the prefix "phil" comes from the Greek meaning "love of" - hence "love of symphonic music" or Philharmonic.\n\nVery good question.  I love symphonic music, in fact I write symphonic music myself.\n\nThere really is not difference, both play symphonies.  You can read all about it in the following article: