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Leo Brouwer
In this lesson, legendary Cuban composer Leo Brouwer shares his philosophies about music and composition by discussing his first Sonata, written for Julian Bream. Throughout, Brouwer opts for a more general approach to the Sonata, explaining how he created the piece conceptually.<br><br>The lesson begins with a discussion of Brouwer’s influences and background on how the Sonata came to be. He then continues with explanations of how the elements of the Sonata originally came together.<br><br>Overall, this lesson contains incredible insights into Brouwer's approach to composition, including who has influenced his style and where his ideas come from. Brouwer’s truly thought provoking advice is invaluable to anyone interested in his music.
Sonata
In this lesson, legendary Cuban composer Leo Brouwer shares his philosophies about music and composition by discussing his first Sonata, written for Julian Bream. Throughout, Brouwer opts for a more general approach to the Sonata, explaining how he created the piece conceptually.
The lesson begins with a discussion of Brouwer’s influences and background on how the Sonata came to be. He then continues with explanations of how the elements of the Sonata originally came together.
Overall, this lesson contains incredible insights into Brouwer's approach to composition, including who has influenced his style and where his ideas come from. Brouwer’s truly thought provoking advice is invaluable to anyone interested in his music.
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