Show Notes
Virtuoso jazz harpist Lori Andrews was one of the first musicians Ken called when he started writing and orchestrating the music for "Music For Guitar And Orchestra". Lori is one of the few true jazz harpists on the planet and she and Ken speak in detail about how Ken used the harp on this new album. They also discussed some of the techniques Lori has created to make jazz music “groove” on a harp and the way she learned to solo on an instrument which is not known for improvisation. This is an amazing insight into the harp and as an added bonus, an incredibly informative journey into how a classically trained harpist becomes a jazz virtuoso.
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Every Thursday, a new podcast episode will be released. Ken will show you how some of the new music was conceived and share with you early demo versions of the songs. Over the course of the series, Navarro will take you from the birth of a new composition all the way to it's final finished form.
Every Thursday, a new podcast episode will be released. Ken will show you how some of the new music was conceived and share with you early demo versions of the songs. Over the course of the series, Navarro will take you from the birth of a new composition all the way to it's final finished form.