TALLER DE VERANO – Prof. Cecilia Moreno

BRASIL

A TRAVÉS DE LA MÚSICA

Conoceremos el país, su gente y su historia

por medio del análisis de diversas letras de la música brasilera.

Distinguiremos los instrumentos de percusión típicos,

ejecutándolos de manera básica.

Duración: 4 clases de 1 hora y media cada una.

Comienzo: Jueves 4 de marzo de 2010, a las 18:00 hs.

Requisito: No es necesario hablar fluentemente el idioma portugués, aunque sí entender lo que se escucha

Lugar: sede de la Asociación Judicial Bonaerense, Manuel Castro 61 – Lomas

Costo: 80 $

Afiliados a la A.J.B.: 25% de descuento

Incluye material didáctico

Por favor confirmar asistencia a los teléfonos:

15-5732-7777

4-282-2927

o en Tribunales al Interno 2808

Beyoncé Cover Competition on OurStage

De OurStage.com: Sweet Dreams (instrumental)

Beyoncé Cover Competition on OurStage

Calling all fans of Beyoncé,

OurStage is thrilled to bring artists and music lovers the chance to strut their stuff side-by-side in a video competition from now until February 19th. Here’s the 411…

Beyoncé and her team are looking to reward the next break out diva and it could be you! Submit your best video cover of her hit single “Sweet Dreams” and you could win an all-expense-paid, 3-day 2-night stay in at the luxurious Wynn Las Vegas where Beyoncé shot her latest DVD I Am…Yours.

This competition is open to all divas— professional or amateur, female or male. So grab a video camera!

You can download Beyoncé backing track here: http://app.bronto.com/public/?q=ulink&fn=Link&ssid=5433&id=1mftf4eul9j0kk6re0dcdq9tw46ln&id2=8omtynuy4pnfwajyh6bsorf6cgq2c&subscriber_id=amveqhzkzxrqpkzpbuxgkycynraybcm&delivery_id=bpanuqysehulgvioqjitbkirqidxbhf

Once you’re ready to upload the video select “Upload” and follow the step-by-step instructions. For those of you that are registered as a fan, you will be prompted to upgrade to an artist account. It’s free and easy.

If you have any questions or have any difficulty uploading your video, email community@ourstage.com. For any artist who has recorded a song, we’ll happily convert the file to a video so you can enter this channel as well using the email address above.

See you in the spotlight!

OurStage

Blues Licks

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To view this e-mail as a Web page, click here » January 29, 2010 Building Blues Licks with Barre-Chord Shapes I like to construct blues licks out of certain chord positions, and that’s exactly what I’ve done in the example below. I centered the riff here around a D barre chord that you would normally play at the tenth fret. If you break that chord into bite-size two-string phrases, you will find an infinite number of lick possibilities. Start out with a hammer-on from the minor third to the major third. Nothing spells blues like the dynamic tension between the major and minor third. Follow that with a bend on the second string from the 12th to the 13th fret. This bend (from the major 6th to the dominant 7th) always sounds great. You can get even more from this lick by delaying the bend or drawing it out. By Pete Madsen For more country-fried blues licks, check out Country Blues Guitar Basics, the new book and CD pack in the Acoustic Guitar Private Lessons series. Get started with the two fundamental styles of blues  fingerpicking, using alternating bass and monotonic bass. Play cool turnarounds. Move on to learning walking bass lines. Try your hand at slide guitar. Explore the essential sounds of country blues, as played by seminal guitarists such as Robert Johnson, Big Bill Broonzy, and Lightnin’ Hopkins. Listen to the CD to hear the groove and feel—so important in any blues style—and then try out these ideas in your own music. Buy this great guide to the basics quickly and easily at Amazon.com. This week from Acoustic Guitar Daily John Fogerty on Woodshedding Read an interview with this powerful guitar player. Classical Right-Hand Techniques Practice the free stroke and the rest stroke. Acoustic Guitar at the 2010 NAMM Show Dan Gabel, Editor & Group Publisher, and Teja Gerken, Senior Editor, blogged throughout the weekend of the show on AcousticGuitarCommunity.com. Play American Fiddle Tunes and Folk Songs Add to your repertoire and reinforce your technique with 15 traditional, easy-to-play classic American roots songs. Sign up for the free Acoustic Guitar Daily e-newsletter. Each day you’ll receive a tip from your friends at Acoustic Guitar magazine. Expect songs to play with advice on how to play them, guidance on buying and caring for your guitars and gear, advice on recording and gigging, as well as alerts about new products and offerings from Acoustic Guitar. Be alerted to the best deals on subscriptions and gifts, as well as our Private Lesson instruction and songbook CD packs. <!– SIGN UP FOR ACOUSTIC GUITAR NOTES –>FORWARD TO A FRIEND |   UPDATE PROFILE |  MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS |   UNSUBSCRIBE Copyright © 2010 String Letter Publishing. All Rights Reserved. You are welcome to forward this e-mail to your friends. Other reproduction in whole or in part in any form or medium without express written permission of String Letter Publishing is prohibited. Acoustic Guitar Notes and the respective logos are trademarks of String Letter Publishing. This e-mail was sent by: String Letter Publishing 255 West End Ave. San Rafael, CA, 94901, U.S.A.