Composers of Ecuador

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5 Exotic Guitar Scales and How to Use Them Effectively

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Latin American Guitar Music

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Published on Apr 20, 2014

Latin American Guitar Music.
Ricardo Cobo, guitarra.

1. Astor Piazzolla (1921-1992): La muerte del ángel
2. Se ela preguntar
3. Promessa
4. Horacio Salgán (1916): Don Agustín Bardi
5. Ángel Villoldo (1861-1919): El Chuclo
6. Máximo Diego Pujol (1957): Stella Australis
7. Jorge Morel (1931): Milonga del viento
8. Abel Carlevaro (1952-2001): Milonga oriental
9. Jorge Morel: Little Rhapsody
10. Danza in E minor
11. Leo Brouwer (1939): Un día de Noviembre
Máximo Diego de Pujol: Elegía por la muerte de un tanguero
12. I. Confuseta
13. II. Melancolía
14. III. Epílogo
15. Marco Pereira (1956): Marta
16. Astor Piazzolla: Primavera porteña

 

 

 

R.I.P. – CHUCK BERRY

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Walking Bass – Part 1 with GRAMMY® Nominated Music Educator Mike Overly

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Emotional melodic guitar solo by Stel Andre

© Concierto de Aranjuez (1939) – Joaquín Rodrigo – DRSO – Pepe Romero – Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos

 

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Meng Su Featured Soloist with Baltimore Symphony Orchestra — The Peabody Post

Meng Su (PC ’09, GPD ’11, Guitar; GPD ’15, Chamber Music) will be the featured soloist in two performances with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at the Joseph Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Ms. Su, a former student of Manuel Barrueco, will perform the Concierto de Aranjuez by Joaquin Rodrigo with Nicholas Hersh conducting.

via Meng Su Featured Soloist with Baltimore Symphony Orchestra — The Peabody Post

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Bach’s double violin concerto – as played by Grappelli/South/Reinhardt

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Here’s a transcription on Bach’s violin concerto as played by Stephanne Grappelli, Eddie South and Django Reinhardt.
Violin 1 – Rolando Morejon
Violin 2 – Emiliano Morales
Guitarra – Enrique Hulsz
Recorded at Escuela Superior de Musica, Silvestre Revueltas hall, Mexico City.

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Andrew Wasson – Creating a Strong Melodic Arc

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Published on Mar 18, 2016

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Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question…

Q: Hi Andrew, I’m a long time fan of the guitar lessons you post on YouTube and I wanted to ask you a question about the songs you write for them. Your music is really melodic and always has a strong flow. It’s like the melody has a long arc across an entire section, (i.e., Verse or Chorus). Could you make a lesson with tips on how to compose like that? I want to eventually have my melodies flowing as strongly as yours.
Krystian – Lakewood, Colorado USA

A: Musicians who compose music that has a melody flowing across a long melodic arc work for a long time on creating their melodies. I remember when I was a teenager, learning guitar, I was always trying to build longer and more flowing melodies. I’d work out sections of scales in several areas of the guitar neck. And, I’d focus a lot of attention to the music building as it moved section to section. I became interested in learning several of the Bach exercises for viola and violin, (i.e., Sonata in G Minor: Presto). Bach’s studies inspired me to look further into how melodies could have a longer flow. In this lesson, we’ll look at ways that a melody can stretch over a longer arc. We’ll work on this using different intervals & arpeggios, as well as, harmonies, and we’ll also look at how rhythm plays a role in this arc as well. Enjoy!

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Duško Gojković-

from the album Samba Tzigane- 2006

Duško Gojković (also spelled as Dusko Goykovich, born October 14, 1931, Jajce, Yugoslavia, now Bosnia and Herzegovina), Serbian jazz trumpeter and composer.He studied in Belgrade Music Academy from 1948 to 1953. He played trumpet in a number of jazz Dixieland bands and, though only 18 years of age, joined Big Band of Radio Belgrade. After five years spent there he grew into a seasoned musician and decided to continue his career in West Germany.In 1956 he recorded his first LP as a member of Frankfurt All Stars band. Next four years he spent as a member of Kurt Edelhagen’s orchestra as a first trumpet. In these years he played with legends such as Chet Baker or Stan Getz. In 1958 he performed at Newport Jazz Festival and drew much attention on both sides of the Ocean.