Tour of clinics for musicians

During August and September, musicians Toni Drums, Julio Montes and David Cedeño will hold a national Latin music clinic tour.

David Cedeño proposed to his colleagues teach these clinics with the purpose of contributing or leaving a legacy to a new generation of musicians who have no one to guide them or to tell them what would help them in their careers.

Cedeño explained that the idea is that as musicians they offer their colleagues the knowledge they have acquired over time.

The clinics are intended for those who are already familiar with music, that is, they are not for beginners, and will deal with methods, concepts, techniques, reading music, matching rhythms and exercises related to Latin rhythms.

For now, Cedeño announced that the clinics will be held in Veraguas, Chiriquí, Bocas del Toro and in the Azuero area, However, if anyone is interested, I can book an appointment by email @davidcedeno_29.

As for the cost, it is expected to be free, so negotiations are underway and sponsors are being sought to cover the costs.

Facilitators

Musicians, apart from being colleagues, are also friends despite the fact that each one lived his own life learning process Individually they played together in church, with artists like Principal and even had a salsa band.

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The tour of music clinics will deal with Latin rhythms: ways, concepts, techniques, music reading, combining rhythms and exercises.

The clinics are not for beginners, they are aimed at people who already have musical knowledge, but need to go further.

Classes will be held nationally such as Veraguas, Chiriquí, Bocas del Toro and the Azuero area.

– Toni Drums is the brother of “Secha”, in addition, he is the drummer and director of the group of interpreters “Sal y perrea”.

– Julio Montes was the pianist for black woman and currently leads a jazz and Latin jazz band.

– David Cedeño is a music producer, he works with the group Apache Ness and One Love, In addition, together with the police, he holds music lessons for socially disadvantaged children.