Analyze from a musically and also cultural (but mostly musical) Cal Tjader’s “Soul Sauce”. Also, since the album have 9 tracks, I decided to concentrate in two songs for the musical content. “Guachi Guaro”. &. “Afro Blue” (Tracks 1 & 2).
Analyze rhythm patterns per instrument, main melody, as well as vibe solo by Cal. Dont be too specific for percussion instruments, Thats something I can expand.
If possible, please feel free to use (find) any source from the above list of bibliography. Thanks..
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Analyze from a musically and also cultural (but mostly musical) Cal Tjader’s “So
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