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Arthur Haule - EzineArticles.com Expert Author  

Arthur Haule studied violin in a traditional program for ten years. He participated in several orchestras and an opera company in the New York City area and founded and played first violin in his college's string quartet. He has taken part in several music festivals and even acted as a violin coach. He is currently webmaster of Violin Student Central, a website which presents daily practice tips, a daily look at music history, information ... [More]

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  • Two Cent Pieces - Collect Civil War Coins at Reasonable Cost
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] The Two Cent Piece is a fascinating piece of American coinage because of it's short production period, because of some interesting design elements, because of its uncommon denomination, and because of the time during which it was produced. The Civil War was raging when the coin was introduced to alleviate a small change shortage. It was in production when the war ended and President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated. And the Two Cent Piece was produced through the Reconstruction.


  • Brother Can You Spare a (Mercury) Dime?
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] The Mercury Dime is one of the most enthusiastically collected coins, yet it is also one of the coins people know the least about. Why is Mercury on the Dime? Mercury had wings on his sandals, why are Mercury's wings on his hat? And what's that thing on the back of the coin? Read this article for the answers to these questions and more.


  • How to Take Care of Your Coin Collection
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] Coin collecting is much more than simply accumulating coins and throwing them into a jar. A properly organized, well-preserved coin collection is a thing of joy which can provide knowledge and entertainment while holding the possibility of holding or creating some degree of wealth. But how do you preserve and organize a coin collection? Take a look!


  • Flying Eagle Cents - The High Point in US Coinage?
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] The Flying Eagle Cent was revolutionary in its design, but was only produced for two years! The immediate predecessor of the Indian Head Cent, it was not well-received by the public, but is one of the easiest collections to "complete" now .


  • How Well Do You Know Your Money? Ten Questions About the Lincoln Cent
    [Finance] Although thousands of Lincoln Cents pass through our hands, most people have never even taken the time to look closely at one. Here are ten questions about the Lincoln Cent -- specifically the Lincoln Memorial Design -- which was minted from 1959-2008. How many of the questions do you think you can answer correctly?


  • Revitalize Your Band Or Orchestra Program - The Solution May Be Simpler Than You Think!
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Strings and band instruments seem to decline in popularity, and programs are being dropped or downgraded almost daily. The key to increased funding and rising popularity may be as simple as changing your repertoire.


  • What Are My Coins Worth? - An Introduction to Coin Grading
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] Although many people believe that an old coin is a valuable one, the actual determinant of a coin's worth is its condition! Coin Grading is an important part of coin collecting, and understanding some of the things a coin grader looks for is important information for begnners and experienced numismatists alike! Here's a good start!


  • The Puerto Rico State Quarter - Forts and Flora From the Isla De Encanto
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] The State Quarter series issued by the U.S. Mint has moved on to Washington DC and he US Territories. The Puerto Rico Quarter features a National Monument, a State Flower, and an overall nice design.


  • Ten Fun Questions About Violins and Fiddles - How Many Can You Get Right?
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Although the violin is one of the most beloved instruments in the world, there are many things that even serious violin students don't know about the instrument. Here are ten fun, puzzling, questions that will test you knowledge about violins and fiddles as well as those who play them. Take the quiz for your own enjoyment. Use it to gain your violin student's interest at the start of a lesson. It can even be a great ice-breaker at a gathering of musicians. If you're like most folks you'll probably say, "Ah, fiddlesticks!" But, I bet you'll smile at least once during the quiz!


  • Making Rapid Progress in Your Music Practice
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] While many parents and teachers obsess over the amount of time spent practicing an instrument, their focus should be placed elsewhere! How much practice is enough? What should my practice goals be?


  • US Coinage Designs - Change is Good
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] With the new Lincoln Cents making their appearance this year, the continuation of the Presidential Dollar series, the Westward Journey Nickels, and the State Quarters coinage is getting confusing. But design change is nothing new or unusual in US coinage. Take, for example, the "Buffalo" Nickel.


  • New Lincoln Cent - The Proverbial Lost Coin?
    [Home-and-Family:Crafts-Hobbies] Although the coin has been highly publicized, most people have still not seen the new Lincoln Penny more than a month after it was released. The lost cent? Or is the US Mint simply taking this opportunity to bring in a little extra revenue?


  • MythBusters: The Violin is Just NOT COOL
    [Arts-and-Entertainment] The Violin has fallen from favor among young people. They claim the instrument is just NOT COOL. Some of these violinists may just change the way you look at The King of Strings forever! If Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman were examining this idea, would they conclude Myth Confirmed, Myth Plausible or MYTH BUSTED?


  • Ten Commandments for Good Music Practice
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] I tongue in cheek look at a "newly discovered" Ten Commandments which do not appear in the Bible. Ten Commandments for Good Music Practice touches on some tips that will help make a music student's practie time more productive.


  • Suzuki or Not Suzuki ...That Is the Question: A Discussion of Violin Study Methods
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Early music education provides a strong basis for arts, humanities and even math education. And the Suzuki Violin Method is promoted by many as the absolute best way to teach music! We've read the hype, but is Suzuki really the best method for your child? A look at violin education from a violinist and father who's been on both sides of the fence!




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