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TMJ 007 - To Music Theory Or Not To Music Theory With Julian Green
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The Music Journal Podcast is a show that documents trending musical events and topics as they happen. Our host, Wes Yee is a music producer and artist, himself. He’s found himself in many different facets of the music industry – From writing and producing jingles, to licensing, to teaching to being an artist releasing his own music. Because of this he’s been able to build an extremely broad network of amazing artists, musicians and people in the industry, and on this show he brings some of them on to chat about not only the trends, but also how you can apply them to your own career if you’re an aspiring music producer or artist.
Today's episode features one of my best friends, Julian Green. He's a guitar lutheran, a guitar player, rapper and all around hilarious guy. We've been friends since 9th grade and I'm honored to have him on the show today.
Before jumping into the topic, which is whether or not knowing music theory is necessary to making great music, we reminisce on some of the wild adventures we've had. Years ago, I lied to a police officer on the other side of the country about my name and address and thankfully got away with it.
Though Julian and I are great friends and share similar philosophies and ideals, we have pretty different musical backgrounds and that's one of the reasons why I wanted to have him on the show. I grew up with an extensive knowledge of music theory, where Julian grew up with none. Yet both of us are able to create music and thrive in our own ways.
Listen to the episode, and you decide for yourself whether or not knowing music theory is needed to be an artist.
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Facebook: www.facebook.com/wesyeemusic
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The Music Journal Podcast is a show that documents trending musical events and topics as they happen. Our host, Wes Yee is a music producer and artist, himself. He’s found himself in many different facets of the music industry – From writing and producing jingles, to licensing, to teaching to being an artist releasing his own music. Because of this he’s been able to build an extremely broad network of amazing artists, musicians and people in the industry, and on this show he brings some of them on to chat about not only the trends, but also how you can apply them to your own career if you’re an aspiring music producer or artist.
Today's episode features one of my best friends, Julian Green. He's a guitar lutheran, a guitar player, rapper and all around hilarious guy. We've been friends since 9th grade and I'm honored to have him on the show today.
Before jumping into the topic, which is whether or not knowing music theory is necessary to making great music, we reminisce on some of the wild adventures we've had. Years ago, I lied to a police officer on the other side of the country about my name and address and thankfully got away with it.
Though Julian and I are great friends and share similar philosophies and ideals, we have pretty different musical backgrounds and that's one of the reasons why I wanted to have him on the show. I grew up with an extensive knowledge of music theory, where Julian grew up with none. Yet both of us are able to create music and thrive in our own ways.
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