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A weekend of art and music in the country's capital part II.
One of the most attractive activities for me was the realization of clinics for various instruments such as piano, drums, saxophone, trumpet, guitar, double bass, etc. All focused on the favorite genre of the festival, and by this I mean the "Jazz" of course, all taught by great guest musicians, in my particular case the teacher "Roberto Jiron" was in charge of teaching the chair of electric guitar, a man of a certain age quite cordial and experienced in the instrument, willing to transmit all their knowledge and experience to anyone who wishes to perceive a certain degree of instruction at the hands of a qualified and knowledgeable musician. That's why I invite you to listen to a bit of your work.
For those who do not know what a musical or instrument clinic is,I clarify that this is not about the care or repair of the same. The clinic refers to a series of knowledge disseminated by an experienced musician who beyond vociferous their ability, this works as a cooperative entity and encourages participants of the dynamics in question are integrated into the activity through questions and small samples of execution, generating as a consequence a feedback of ideas where even the same protagonist of the aforementioned dynamic is benefited.
After the completion of the aforementioned clinic, the friends @gpieromusic @winizart and my person, we took on the task of enjoying a large number of pieces and illustrative works throughout the "Fine Arts" sector of which I will speak more to detail in the next part of this post. As you know, I consider myself a big fan of art in general and in fact muralism is a goal to be achieved in the future.
Finally I want to share with you another piece performed by the ensemble of the big band jazz Simón Bolívar.
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