Native Music Enthusiast
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| Blog Name: | Native Music Enthusiast |
| Url: | http://www.nativemusicenthusiast.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | native american, music, lessons |
| Description: | This is a location to learn about Native Music artists, upcoming events and even learn how to play native music. |
| Popularity: | 17 Followers |
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Lesson Four: The Breath of a Great Song
There is a strong component of any musical experience that brings the listener into the realm of passion, and that is expression. Expressive playing joins the emotional and the technical; the skills with the impressions. It is through the expression that people begin to feel connected with the music. The problem with most music instructors is finding the correct time to introduce the “expressive” elements into the world of skills.Is it possible to teach a person to be emotional? How do you teach experience? Can a person learn from another’s past? So with expression being a strong part of how music is experienced to the audience at what point is it important to teach?
There is a strong component of any musical experience that brings the listener into the realm of passion, and that is expression. Expressive playing joins the emotional and the technical; the skills with the impressions. It is through the expression that people begin to feel connected with the music. The problem with most music instructors is finding the correct time to introduce the “expressive” elements into the world of skills.Is it possible to teach a person to be emotional? How do you teach experience? Can a person learn from another’s past? So with expression being a strong part of how music is experienced to the audience at what point is it important to teach?
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