For those who were unable to join us at our 'Festival of Making Music' in Perthshire last October, we are delighted to be able to offer...
In October 2016, we ran the Festival of Making Music - a weekend of music-making workshops in Scotland aimed at exploring shared concepts of rhythm, melody and harmony using simple tunes as a basis for improvisation.
Following the success of the workshops (conducted by award-winning educator Professor Richard Michaels BEM), we have created a video series to allow everyone to benefit from his top tips on improvisation.
This session demonstrates how any tune can be made to sound more colourful and interesting by using the II-V-I chord sequence.
Download sheet music parts:
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