John Lettieri Music John Lettieri

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.