John Lettieri Music

No music to share this week.  Just a bit of thinking, reflection and wondering.

We are certainly connected to an incredible amount of information.  Of course, this can mean both positive and negative outcome results.  One example I describe in this broadcast is TED Talk, which I am suggesting as a valuable learning resource available on-line, a collection of video presentations (variety of topics), and free to watch.  Following this, I present an Accordion Solo, composed, performed and recorded by me this week, entitled:  Could it be?

Our Brain needs time to decode and strengthen new connections.  In other words, be gentle to your brain and body, by providing breaks and adequate rest.  Then, I present a piece of music, composed, performed and recorded by me this week, using the Roland V-Accordion, entitled:  Cleaning. 

Review is well worth the investment of time because it offers numerous benefits and encourages new learning possibilities.  After, I present an accordion piece, composed, performed and recorded by me this week, using the Roland V-Accordion, entitled:  Invention in a baroque style.

Does the study of music theory help one to improve and develop their music-performing?  Following my thoughts about this theme, I present an accordion solo piece, composed, performed and recorded by me this week entitled:  Remarkable Discovery.

We respond to silence as well - right?  How do you measure your response to music? to noise? or to the morning alarm clock, wake-up signal?  After this, I present a new accordion solo piece, composed, performed and recorded by me, entitled:  Arizona Cactus Saguaro.

We learn from different sources.  We are inspired by the community.  Getting involved with community organizations can be very beneficial in so many ways, including our health, musicianship, and more.  Following this, a new accordion selection, composed, performed and recorded by me, this week, entitled:  Take a break, often.

I enjoy Improvisation because it is challenging and inspiring to create in the moment, which gives the music performance of a particular selection an added charm, sophistication and enjoyment; not only for the performer, but also for the listener.  Following this, I present a new accordion solo piece, composed, performed and recorded by me this week, entitled:  Scherzo No. 1

What steps do you complete when learning a new selection of music?  This broadcast will describe and share a few details about learning a new piece of music, from my perspective.  Following this, I present a new accordion solo piece, composed, performed and recorded by me this week entitled:  A Connected Bridge.

A Personal Practice Record can be a very useful resource to follow and to keep track of your practicing.  It helps to plan and to organize your practicing sessions.  Following this, I present an accordion solo piece, composed, performed and recorded this week, entitled:  Decisions.