…improvisation is an open invitation to the musical universe.as one takes there knowledge in to this unchartered zone the rewards for an artist are endless.there are so many concepts and directions it can be mind boggling.the more basic knowledge acquired on your musical journey,the more paths will appear on your journey.the world of musical improvisation is truly exponential after reading my blog titled total improvisation my good friend Mitchell Ashley suggested i blog about how i approach improv. that is a great suggestion considering i enjoy that subject so much . so i will do my best to share some of my approaches and concepts in future blogs.your dedicated stringstretcher ,michael
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