A Famous Blues – Unreleased 1970 Beat-Club footage of The Tony Williams Lifetime with Jack Bruce and John McLaughlin. Tony Williams Lifetime story Anthony Tillmon Williams – December 12, 1945 (Chicago, USA) – February 23, 1997. The group was active on-and-off between 1969 and 1980, with changing formations (and monikers, eventually). Tony Williams achieved great […]
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Down to Business from “Microjazz for Starters” by Christopher Norton (sheet music, Noten, partition) Christopher Norton Christopher Norton (born June 22, 1953) is a British pianist and composer of Jazz music. His pieces are standard in piano learning repertoire, especially the ABRSM piano grades. Norton was born in New Zealand. He worked as a composer-in-schools […]
Soweto Kinch brings black history to life The jazz saxophonist’s new project explores, in music and dance, a century of racial conflict. Releasing an album that explores a century of racial conflict makes an ambitious statement. But if that weren’t enough, jazz saxophonist and MC Soweto Kinch is marking the launch of his “Black Peril” […]
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What is the Rockabilly?
The history of Rockabilly At the end of the 1940s, the radio transmitting blues, rhythm and blues and gospel music, which was excited to listeners all around the world. The Rockabilly inspired young musicians, white and working class, especially to those in places with African-American population, to mixing styles of black music with the styles […]
Jacques Brel & Gérard Jouannest – Ne Me Quitte Pas. Arr. for guitar sheet music, Noten, partition Jacques Brel, the voice of love and death Born on 8 April 1929, the singer-songwriter of belgian francophone went to virgin to the marriage and sang emphatically to the love and death. Your ‘Ne me quitte pas’ is […]
5 Einfache Instrumente, um in Jedem Alter Lernen Ein instrument lernen kann eine der lohnendsten Erfahrungen im Leben sein. Speichern Sie Die Musik spendet Instrumente für Schüler und Lehrer im ganzen Land, so dass Sie können Erfahrung die Freude und die Kraft der Musik zu machen. Diese Studenten, die gerade erst anfangen, Musik zu lernen, […]
‘Cage and Satie’ (Musical Times, 114, December 1973, pp. 1227–9) (Michael Nyman Collected Writings) I rather think that influence doesn’t go A–B–C, that is to say, from [Satie] to someone younger than [Satie] to people still younger, but that rather we live in a field situation in which, by our actions, by what we do, […]
An interview with bassist Richard Davis, musician, teacher, activist. Richard Davis’ short biography Richard Davis – American jazz bassist, teacher; Richard Davis was born on April 15, 1930 in Chicago but moved to Wisconsin in 1977 and became a professor at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, teaching bass, jazz history, and improvisation. Richard Davis joined the […]
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Víctor Jara (1932-1973)
Víctor Jara (1932-1973) Mi canto es una cadena sin comienzo ni final Victor Jara – El Derecho de Vivir en Paz (Álbum completo) Tracklist Victor Jara – El Derecho de Vivir en Paz (Álbum completo) 00:00 El Derecho de Vivir en Paz 04:35 Abre la Ventana 08:30 La Partida 11:56 El Niño Yuntero 15:41 Vamos […]
5 Simple Tools for Learning at Any Age Learning an instrument can be one of the most rewarding experiences in life. Save The Music donates instruments to students and teachers across the country so they can experience the joy and power of music. These students who are just starting to learn music play the flute, […]