| Andrés
Arregui Velázquez
Rotterdam, Netherlands
I guess iam constantly between this two photos.
physical chemistry and european free improvised music.I like both things
and both things construct and interfere with each other.
Andrés Arregui Velázquez, baritone
sax. Master degree in Chemistry.
actually is making his PhD in the Universidad Complutense de Madrid
in the chemical-physics department.
green belt in karatedo goju-ryu.
Was rejected almost three times from the royal conservatory of Utrecht,
the Netherlands.
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He
recomends the following bibliography:
Preliminary exercises and etudes in contemporary techniques for saxophone
(Ronald L. Caravan, 1980), Historia de la música occidental Vol.
I y II ( Donald J. Grout y Claude V. Palisca, 1960), Music imagination
and culture (Nicholas Cook, 1990), Improvisation: it´s nature
and practice in music (Derek Bailey, 1992), Fundamentals of musical
acoustics (Arthur H. Benade, 1976), Adiestramiento elemental para músicos,
(Paul Hindemith, 1949), Tratado de armonía. (Arnold Schöenberg,
1911), Afinación y temperamentos históricos ( J. Javier
Goldaráz Gainza, 2004), Noise; the political economy of music
(Jacques Attali, 1985), Style and idea (Arnold Schöenberg, 1975),
Historia de las ideas estéticas y de las teorias artísticas
contemporaneas Vol. I y II (Valeriano Bozal (Ed.), 1996.), El arte (Juanjo
Saez, 2006), Molloy, Malone muere y El Innombrable (1951-52-53, Samuel
Beckett.), The twenty guiding principles of Karate, (Gichin Funakoshi,
1938.)
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