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Canon and Imitation in Counterpoint

Counterpoint on analysis with my series of articles designed for WKMT Blog.

Have you ever thought that existed any relationship between Ancient Greece and Composition? Did you know that Aristotle was closer to music

It is quite important to be fully prepared as a musician. Composing, singing and performing on the piano.

What did Debussy and Ravel have in common?Well apart from being both French composers and belonging to the 19th Century, there is even more.

Proud of writting for WKMT London Piano Studio my new series of analysis of the Sonata Op.33a of A. Schoenberg.

He has been called to compose a piano piece to give life to a new short silent-film directed by the famous Shwetal Patel.

This paradigm has been accepted to the extent of accepting so-called "extended" techniques as an indivisible part of the instrumen

Although it prolifereted in the 70s, it has not been very famous. That is Spectral Music, and the image above shows what it looks like.

Dominik Brendan, my colleguae as singing and piano teacher at the studio, has written this article about this famour composer. Taking advant

Happy to share with you all, and all compositions students at WKMT my latest article about one of my compositions.Visions in three planes.

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