There is not enough of it.
In today’s popular music it seems the vocals never stop. There’s never a moment where we don’t hear a voice singing, talking, rapping, screaming, yelling, etc… I don’t know who started this or why but it needs to stop. The vocals need to stop if just for a second. Take a break, breathe, rest. This is a general and exaggerated statement. I’m sure you could list a slew of songs to counter what I’m saying; but I have a point.
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Aside from the music itself, notation is key to getting others to enjoy your music. To do so a songwriter and/or composer must make the notation as clear as possible. If a performer can’t red or decipher your intentions then there is little hope they’ll get through the entire piece and even less hope of them spreading the good word. Also if you want your creation to be played correctly it’s best if your intentions are make sense.
In addition to standard articulations such as Marcato and Staccatissmo the …

I once got asked “How can I start playing like Jimmy Page?” As specific as this question is I was able to broadened the subject to make it more relateable: “How can I play lightning fast?”.
The simple solution: practice.
The expanded solution:

Japanese Pop Rock Band “Sakanaction” Releases 3 Albums at Apple Music Store Worldwide
On July 15, Sakanaction began selling three albums internationally that were only previously released domestically in Japan. Japanese rock band Sakanaction’s songs are now available at Apple Music Stores worldwide.
Tokyo, Japan (PRWEB) July 23, 2009 — Hiplandmusic Corporation (Japan) began selling Sakanaction’s songs at Apple Music Store worldwide on July 15. All tracks from Sakanaction’s three albums, previously only available domestically in Japan, are now available at Apple Music Store’s worldwide.

Norwegian band will release North American debut on September 29 through Red Hammer Records and E1 Entertainment Distribution (formerly KOCH Entertainment)
Nashville, TN (Billboard Publicity Wire/PRWEB ) July 23, 2009 — Hailing from the fjords of Scandinavia, Norwegian rock band Dreampilots is set to release their North American debut album Comedown on September 29th. The highly-anticipated project will be the first release through Red Hammer Records’ new major distribution partnership with E1 Entertainment Distribution (formerly Koch Entertainment).