Music as the Art of Storytelling

Guitarist Martin Taylor talks music as the art of storytelling .
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This video features jazz guitar teacher Martin Taylor talking about how to apply the art of storytelling to craft a setlist for your live shows..
The steps include:
1. Choose your first three tunes and your last tune.
2. Vary the feels and keys.
3. Bunch tunes together.
Martin Taylor also passes along the advice he was given by Stephane Grappelli which was: "Start well and end well and the middle will take care of itself".
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[@FrankLiuphd]

Thank you so much - you are truly inspirational!

[@iVIVIDStudios]

loving the new videos martin, keep up the good work. I read your book by the way, such an amazing journey :)

[@williamanesbitt]

Hey Martin, my music professor friend and I have argued about the difference (if any) between a "tune" and a "song." Love to get your opinion. Is there a difference? If so, what? Whether or not it has words? If you play a song with words, but don't sing the song, does that make it a tune? I do notice that you differentiate "tune" and "melody."