Estudo e Análise da Estabilidade Transitória

Hoje decidi disponibilizar aqui um pdf para download (no link que se segue) sobre o Estudo e Análise da Estabilidade Transitória em SEE. Tudo isto porque esta Professor Doutro Carlos Ferreira, docente do ISEC. http://www.crocko.com/1F68139B31B44DAABA914A8DBBDB5CC7/ASE_2012-2013_-_Estudo_e_Analise_da_Estabilidade_Transitoria_em_SEE.pdf

Azeitonas & Clarinetes Ad Libitum

Banda Formada no Porto, em 2002, é uma das bandas nacionais mais solicitadas ao vivo. Parece que o seu novo trabalho desta vez tem a presença de "mais" instrumentos do que é habitual. Dai este vídeo, mostrando o grupo de clarinetes Ad Libitum a gravar com os Azeitonas. Os Clarinetes Ad Libitum são um dos mais entuasiasmantes ensembles de fusão do clarinete com paisagens sonoras de diversas raízes, com particular destaque para a influência portuguesa. Nuno Pinto, José Ricardo Freitas, Luis Filipe Santos e Tiago Abrantes são as “estrelas” do clarinete às quais se junta ainda João Tiago Dias na percussão.

Jimmy Smith, um dos criadores do soul jazz

Eight years have passed since this BIG artist died. Jimmy Smith wasn't the first organ jazz player, but no one had a greater influence with the instrument than he did. Smith coaxed a rich, grooving tone from the Hammond B-3, and his sound and style made him a top instrumentalist in the 1950s and '60s. In 1987, producer Quincy Jones invited Smith to play on the sessions of Michael Jackson's album "Bad". And Smith found a new generation of fans when hip-hop DJs began sampling Smith's funky organ grooves;the Beastie Boys famously used Smith's "Root Down (And Get It)" for their song "Root Down," and other Smith performances became the basis for tracks by Nas, Gang Starr, Kool G Rap, and DJ Shadow.

Eddie Daniels

Eddie Daniels is that rarest of rare musicians who is not only equally at home in both jazz and classical music, but excels at both with breathtaking virtuosity. Expert testimony from the jazz world comes from the eminent jazz critic Leonard Feather, who said of Eddie, "It is a rare event in jazz where one man can all but reinvent an instrument bringing it to a new stage of revolution." From the classical side, Leonard Bernstein said "Eddie Daniels combines elegance and virtuosity in a way that makes me remember Arthur Rubenstein. He is a thoroughly well-bred demon."