Canadian Music

thebuzzr indie | Revive the Rose | “Heartless Place” (OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO)

Artist/Band: Revive The Rose Release Date: July 14th, 2021 – Official premier July 14, 2021 at 12 noon EST Location: Southern Ontario, Canada The official music video for their new single, “Heartless Place”. — Filmed and directed by Brandon Primmer of Primmer Productions. Produced by John Angus MacDonald Mixed by Brian Moncarz Recorded and Engineered by…

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guitar lessons | Kevin Estrella, Pyramids On Mars™ | Bach ‘Turnaround’

Description (by Kevin Estrella) A ‘turnaround’ used by Bach, inspired by the Brandenburg Concertos, by J S Bach. A turnaround is similar to a ‘cadence’ (V – I chord progression). It is a melody that carries a chord progression transitioning from the V chord back to the I chord. This melody can be used to replace diminished…

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guitar lessons | Kevin Estrella, Pyramids On Mars™ | Building Melodic Themes from Arpeggios

Building Melodic Themes from Arpeggios (Spectre of Orion Chorus) Description (by Kevin Estrella) We look at the chorus of ‘Spectre of Orion’ by Pyramids on Mars. I show how I take a very dissonant chord progression (tri-tones) and put together a melody using arpeggios. By finding common notes shared among the chords we can put together a…

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guitar lessons | Kevin Estrella, Pyramids on Mars™ | Bach Inspired Pedaltone Melodies (BWV1006)

Description (by Kevin Estrella) A pedaltone melody inspired by J S Bach’s Lute Suite (BWV1006) Lesson here. Kevin is the guitarist and composer of instrumental rock band Pyramids on Mars™. His music is hard rock, industrial, and metal infused with lead guitar melodies inspired by violin melodies of Baroque classical composers Bach & Vivaldi. His…

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guitar lessons | Kevin Estrella, Pyramids on Mars™ | Diatonic 7ths Arpeggio Sequence Version II

Description (by Kevin Estrella) A 3-String arpeggio sweep that incorporate the 7th degree of the scale. (1, 3, 5, 7 degrees of the scale). Most guitar players use primarily Major and Minor arpeggios that use only 3 degrees of the scale (1, 3, 5). By incorporating the 7th degree of the scale we are able to create…

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