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Logic Studio
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John McLaughlin "The Gateway To Rhythm"
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Instructional Spotlight...
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John McLaughlin
The Gateway To Rhythm (DVD)
Our Price: $24.50
(Price Includes U.S. shipping)
Konokol is the universal system of mastering rhythm without drums. Guitar legend John McLaughlin, who has advocated this system of learning rhythm for over 30 years, brings it all together on The Gateway To Rhythm with Konokol master Selvaganesh Vinayakram, one of the foremost percussionists from India. Divided into six chapters, the student moves from basic understanding of rhythm into the wonderful world of improvisation. Exercises are explained and demonstrated followed by improvisations which include all the exercise material of that particular chapter. You will learn through this course how to improvise rhythmically and how this system can help in your compositions. Following this, John McLaughlin explains and demonstrates on the guitar the benefit Konokol has had on his improvisations, and its usefulness in his compositions over the past 30 years.
Special DVD features include: 2.0 Stereo Audio, Subtitles in French, German, Spanish and English.
DVD Video, NTSC, Regions: All
© Instructional DVD, 82 minutes
Packaging: DVD Digipak / Wrapped
John McLaughlin played with Tony Williams`s group Lifetime and then played with Miles Davis on his landmark electric jazz-fusion albums In A Silent Way and Bitches Brew His 1970s electric band, The Mahavishnu Orchestra performed a technically virtuosic and complex style of music that fused eclectic jazz and rock with eastern and Indian influences. His guitar playing, includes a range of styles and genres, including jazz, Indian classical music, fusion and Western Classical music, has influenced many other guitarists. He has also incorporated Flamenco music in some of his acoustic recordings.
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