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kasirose · 9 months

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Shadowhunters filming locations: Part 1/2

A year ago, I decided to try my hand at a bit of photography and went around to a couple filming locations in Toronto. I've seen a couple photographers take photos in this style and it looked fun!

Location: Toronto Distillery District

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#am not a professional photographer so some of them look kinda wonky rip but I tried my best #shadowhunters #shadowhunters tv #malec #clace #magnus bane #alec lightwood #jace herondale #clary fairchild #asmodeus #the mortal instruments #toronto #toronto distillery district #filming location #shadowhunters filming location #photography #my photography

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annieqattheperipheral · 1 year

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Dec 23, 2016 | clip from Road to the NHL Outdoor Classics - Episode 2

this is too precious a relic (thanks to @worldofgayhockey for uncovering it) from the depths of baby leaf core (+ hyman) to not devote its own post to and with trade talks swirling rn about busting it all up (😭😭😭) pls let us bask in christmas in july may

everything is so insanely sweet and hilarious with all of their drastically different personalities... and the absolutely most mortifying and endearing last bit there with the teenage girls losing their minds over boyband cute willy-- but rly the way mitchy and the rest understandably quietly inch away to give the girls the actual photo they want😂🥹

#william nylander #mitch marner #auston matthews #zach hyman #my leafies #toronto maple leafs #toronto christmas market #toronton distillery district

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compariisonkills · 4 months

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Illuminarium Toronto Distillery District

#toronto #illuminarium #distillery district #downtown #downtown toronto #space #outer space

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heartshapedsupremacybelief · 5 months

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#heartcore #heart aesthetic #lovecore #valentinecore #toronto distillery district heart

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rabbitcruiser · 1 month

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World Piano Day

If you’re a fan of classical music, then you assuredly know about the famous piano. Used in concerts everywhere, the piano has a long history of bringing music to life with its delicate sound and beautiful resonance. But did you know that there’s a holiday dedicated to pianos? That’s right, there’s a day all about the history and love for pianos. Read more to learn about the history of the piano and about how you can celebrate this amazing holiday.

Learn about World Piano Day

World Piano Day has been designed to celebrate this incredible instrument, which has brought many of us joy over the years. No matter whether you play the piano yourself or you have an appreciation for this sort of music, we can all appreciate that listening to a quality pianist is a joy.

If you don’t know much about the piano, today is a great day to explore further. The main thing you obviously need to familiarise yourself with is the keys. After all, the keyboard is the most important part of your learning. If you look at the keyboard, you will see white and black keys that run from left to white. They do not alternative white-black-white-black. There is actually a pattern that is made of five black keys and seven white keys in a certain order. An interval is formed from the beginning of one set of keys and the ending, which is at the beginning of the next set. This is called an ‘octave’, which is simply a type of interval; an interval being the musical distance between two sounds.

In addition to this, it is important to note that the highest keys are on the right and the lowest on the left. If you start on the left side, every key is a half step higher than the one before it. Therefore, you need to go up or down two half steps to make a full step. You simply need to practice a bit to get to grips with these intervals. You should then try other intervals so you can hear the difference in sound.

History of Piano Day

The invention of the piano began through its predecessors, mainly through medieval times as a dulcimer, a fretted string instrument with three or four strings attached. From there it developed into the clavichord, the spinet, virginal, clavecin, gravicembalo, and finally, the harpsichord in the 15th century.

The harpsichord was invented by Bartolomeo di Francesco Cristofori and the harpsichord is considered to be to the closest predecessor to what modern-day people know as the piano because of the keyboards that activated the strings. From there, the harpsichord developed further over the next 300 years into what we know as the modern piano.

Piano Day began as an idea by the German pianist/composer/producer Nils Frahm. Nils Frahm composes classical piano music with electronic music, reforming piano music with an unconventional approach. He launched the holiday back in 2015. When Frahm was asked why the world needs a Piano Day, Frahm replied back “…mostly, because it doesn’t hurt to celebrate the piano and everything around it: performers, composers, piano builders, tuners, movers and most important, the listener.”

Since then, the holiday expanded as people held concerts, recitals, lectures, and demonstrations. An official website, Pianoday.org, lists all the concerts and events you can go to all over the world to help celebrate the beauty of the piano.

How to celebrate Piano Day

If you love hearing classical music, then listen to some beautiful classical music on your favorite device. If you’re wanting a fun night out, then attend a concert at your local theater. If you’re really adventurous then take some piano lessons at your local colleges or through online courses. While listening or playing amazing piano music, use the hashtag #worldpianoday on through your social media devices and let everyone know that this day is all about the beautiful piano.

If you have never played the piano before, you may feel at a little bit of a loss regarding what you should be looking for in an online course. But, don’t fret, as we have some top tips to help you out. The first thing you need to do is make sure that the website providing the piano lessons is right for your level.

Some websites start at the very beginning and are designed for those who don’t have a clue about playing the piano. Therefore, they will teach you how to read music and so on. However, there are other websites that have lessons for those who already have experience and are seeking more advanced lessons so that they have something to aim towards. In addition to this, you should take the time to read reviews that have been left by people and experts that have already used the website in question. This will save you a lot of time.

If you come across a lot of negative reviews from people saying that the lesson was too difficult to follow for beginners, for example, then you know to look elsewhere. Finally, you need to decide if you want to opt for free or paid lessons. In the beginning, it is worth looking into free resources. If you are then struggling to find something that matches your needs, consider a paid version, but do extensive research before spending your cash.

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coffeeoysterlayaway · 1 year

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Back in Toronto, in the historic distillery district, I was met with a sign I needed to see.

I met it with warmth. I hope this is the sign you needed to see today.

#Toronto #distillery district #photography #streetphotography #streetview #photos #pictures #travel #travelling #blog #travelblog

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alexlikeart · 6 months

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Distillery District in the winter time. Its cold, but beautiful with all the lights and the winter spirit.

#toronto #distillery district #Christmas #holiday #night #evening #romance #love #street #historic #brick #gooderham #art #photography #light #food

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not-dere · 1 year

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#toronto #distillery district #christmas #festive #tree #lights #star #dior

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lowkeyxjimmit · 2 years

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#after hours #after dark #distillery district #downtown #toronto #photography #neon lights #motivational messages #photography on tumblr #toronto photographer

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thezohnersgoabroad · 1 year

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One weekend in Toronto, ON

"O Canada" - it feels good to be back! After visiting the Canadian side of Niagara Falls in early spring, it was time to visit our neighboring country once again. This time, we've spent one weekend in Toronto and explored this dynamic metropolis. We walked along the Distillery District, what once was the home of a large whisky distillery is now a residential district with lots of shops, restaurants and art with a very special charisma and atmosphere. We also explored the Toronto Islands, a chain of small islands in Lake Ontario, and enjoyed the beautiful view of the skyline. And we got lucky and were able to experience some of the late November fall colors.

Song: ReauBeau - For You (feat. Eline Mann) [NCS Release] Music provided by NoCopyrightSounds Free Download/Stream: http://ncs.io/RB_ForYou Watch: http://youtu.be/

#toronto #canada #fall colors #distillery district #toronto island

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califever · 1 year

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💭 of a ☃️🎄

#Christmas #orthodox #Serbian #russian #Ukrainian #white Christmas #Xmas #scruff #beard #gay #lesbian #American Eagle #lululemon #ugg #style #fashion #Toronto #christmas market #distillery district

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carnetdevoyageduneblogtrotteuse · 2 years

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Une journée dans le Vieux-Toronto, le Quartier Historique

Une journée dans le Vieux-Toronto, le Quartier Historique @destinationtoronto #quartierhistoriquedetoronto #toronto

Voici une journée que vous devez inscrire dans votre parcours à Toronto, le quartier historique. On est au coeur d’une architecture industrielle, briques rouges, structures portatives en ferraille verte et charpentes en bois au milieu du Vieux-Toronto. C’est le décor que vous trouverez au milieu de gratte-ciel. Mais en dehors de ce décor saisissant, qu’auriez-vous à découvrir sur place? C’est ici…

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toronto-art-review · 2 years

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6ix Art Outdoor at The Distillery District

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heartshapedsupremacybelief · 2 years

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#heartcore #heart aesthetic #lovecore #valentinecore #toronto distillery district heart #toronto #public art heart

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rabbitcruiser · 1 year

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The Great Fire of Toronto of 1904 was a great fire that destroyed a large section of Downtown Toronto on April 19, 1904. It was the second such fire for the city in its history.

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wanderlustfuldays · 4 months

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Distillery District Toronto, Canada

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