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Bill Evans improvisational lick in 12 keys built on II - V progression.. Great exercise to improve improvisation skills and ear training. Taken from Bill Evans transcription for "But Beautiful" and adapted to II - V- I progression. Applied to the song: "What Is This Thing Called Love". Intermediate to advanced technique. Free score can be downloaded from my website: http://www.kenthewitt.com/

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Many musicians think of music theory as a kind of un-emotional mathematics that tell you what chord come after another chord, or what scale goes on that chord, and so on.

While this is definitely an aspect of music theory, it is not the most important part of it.

(and BTW, there is nothing wrong about math per se!)

After all, most of us do not play music just because it resembles math - we play music because it transmit emotions and feelings.

So it only makes sense that a theory of music should have something to say about how music connects to emotions; and how a composer/songwriter can create some very specific feeling in their audience.

And yet, if you open any book of music theory, or even take a college course on it, barely a mention is made about emotions. It's like they only teach you the grammar of music, and completely neglect what you can say with it.

In this video we see together how to connect anything you know about music theory to actual emotions and feeling - and how a composer/songwriter can use this knowledge to write more expressive music.

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Esta historia es única…
La “Cueca de todos” es una cueca alternativa boliviana compuesta por Willy Claure el año 2005 e interpretada en vivo en los conciertos de presentación del CD de Willy Claure “Alternativa” en el que participan 7 guitarristas bolivianos como invitados.
Este tema musical no está incluido en el CD, fue compuesta como Grand Final en los conciertos de la Gira por Bolivia.

Gira Presentación del CD “ALTERNATIVA” de Willy Claure.
Participan:
Juan Carlos Cordero
Grillo Villegas
Gabriel Navía
Manuel Monrroy
Jorge Villanueva
Víctor Hugo Mercado
Glen Vargas

Ocho guitarristas de distintos géneros musicales pero disfrutando unidos por la música y la Cueca Boliviana.

Arreglos Musicales:
Daniel Pérez
Batería:
Enrico Lenzin.
Mezcla y Mastering:
Cacho Romero (Estudio AUDIONAUTAS)

2005

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Efecto Crónico · Llegas

Conciliábulos

℗ 2014 R. Villegas

Released on: 2014-11-26

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Cuando Tengo Miedo · Llegas

Huye el Sol

℗ 1996 R. Villegas

Released on: 1996-09-18

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Festival Cosquin

Llegas en el teatro Modesta Sanjinez de la Casa de la Cultura, La Paz - Bolivia. Memorable concierto.
Benjo Chambi - Bateria y Coros
Grillo Villegas - Guitarras (Fender Tele) y Voz
Mayra Gonzales - Voz y Teclado
Gonzalo Gomez - Guitarra (Gibson Sg)
Julio Jaime - Bajo