Wednesday, July 23, 2014
When Is The Best Time To Rent An Instrument?
We are often asked when is the best time to rent an instrument? Consider renting your instrument during the summer for the best choice of instrument. The closer you are to school starting, instrument inventory goes down leaving you with fewer instruments to choose from. In addition, at Scott Russ Music we offer free rentals for the summer with a yearly rental contract. This is an option that most music stores don't offer. Visit Scott Russ Music in Merrick, NY for more details.
Monday, July 21, 2014
Wondrous Stories
Wondrous Stories played at Hudson's On The
Mile, Nautical Mile in Freeport last night. Together for 20 yrs. and
one of the best bands around. Some songs they played included -Allman Brothers "Blue Skies" and the Beatles "All you need is Love". Great show!
Thursday, July 17, 2014
James Taylor at Jones Beach
Spectacular weather by the water and great tunes- James Taylor at Jones Beach, what could be better! "Mexico", "Copperline" and "Sweet Baby James" were just a few of the hits he played in last night's show. He sounded amazing! We had such a great night listening to all our favorites!
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Instrument Tune Up Tip
Is your instrument in need of a tune up? July is a great time to get one. There is usually less wait time in July than other times in the year.
Wednesday, July 9, 2014
Amazing Jones Beach Concert!
Scott Russ & Felix Cavaliere |
Felix Cavaliere's Rascals, the Beach Boys and Lovin' Spoonful performed. Felix borrowed one of our Hammond SK2 Organs for the show.
We were backstage to help set up the organ and to see the show. Plus we met all the bands! John Stamos filled in as drummer for part of the Beach Boys' set. What a great night! Shown here are some photos from the night.
Saturday, July 5, 2014
Felix Cavaliere Is Using Our Hammond Organ!
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Musical Fun Fact- Organs
Did you know that the organ has been around for centuries? The Greek engineer Ctesibius is credited with inventing a pipe organ in Alexandria in the 3rd century BC. It was known as a hydraulis and used pressurized wind created by water pressure. It was an ingenious system which was not really improved upon much for centuries. Not much is known of the actual music that was played on the original hydraulis, though. It might have been used more as a noisemaker. For a large selection of organs visit Scott Russ Music in Merrick, NY or www.ScottRussMusic.com.
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