That’s the question we’re asking, answering, and passing along in Episode 11 of our podcast, “Themes and Variation” with Kirk Hamilton.
Tag: improvising
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Why Improvisation Is Great for Seasoned Musicians and Those Learning Music Alike
Some general thoughts on why improvisation is healthy and encouraged for musicians of all levels and types to experiment with.
The Basics of the Dorian Mode for Guitar
A lesson on how to use one of the most exciting and practical scale modes for soloing on the guitar in jazz, blues, rock, and fusion.
How Music Can Relax the Autistic Mind
A beautiful journey to find the keys to communicating with an autistic client, and helping him to relax in the most stressful moments.
Talking Points: Ryuichi Sakamoto & Alva Noto Explain Working with Images and Sound
In this edition of “Talking Points,” composers and electronic artists Ryuichi Sakamoto and Alva Noto discuss the nature of collaboration and improvisation.
Learning to Scratch with “This Is America”
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Who Is the Art Ensemble of Chicago?
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Matt Mehlan of Skeletons on How the DIY Golden Age of NYC Still Shapes His Music
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Circuit Des Yeux on Improvising to Find Her Voice and How ‘Why?’ Is an Answer
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Nick Photinos on Fearless Collaboration and Playing to An Iranian Weather Forecast
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