I have a student who just played the Ginastera Danzas Criollas, and I was thinking of the beautiful third one. I was also thinking about an improvisation instruction I give my students: “if you play a wrong note, repeat it until it gets interesting.”
Sorry about the out-of-tune piano…I’ll have it tuned soon!
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I have a student who just played the Ginastera Danzas Criollas, and I was thinking of the beautiful third one. I was also thinking about an improvisation instruction I give my students: “if you play a wrong note, repeat it until it gets interesting.” Sorry about the out-of-tune piano…I’ll have it tuned soon! https://dailypianoimprov.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/derivative-ginastera.mp3

I have a student who just played the Ginastera Danzas Criollas, and I was thinking of the beautiful third one. I was also thinking about an improvisation instruction I give my students: “if you play a wrong note, repeat it until it gets interesting.”
Sorry about the out-of-tune piano…I’ll have it tuned soon!
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Derivative (Ginastera)

Just short piano improvisations, sort of in the classical style, by pianist Jocelyn Swigger. No talk, no fuss.

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