Le Tombeau de Couperin. Ravel.
French classical music fits great to impro.
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French classical music fits great to impro.
Hi vibes friends,
in this lesson we will talk about McCoy Tyner and his amazing harmonic concept applied to modal tunes based on sparse chords.
We will discuss about quartal voicings, so what voicing and harmonization of modal scales using those harmonic stuctures.
Have fun
Giovanni Perin
Hi all,
Here are a couple of links to clips from our album launch in November.
The first song is an original, Yellow and Blue, and the other one a version of a Da Lata song, Indo
Cheers Kym
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvKMsvBrcDU&feature=youtu.be
Hey Evervbody,
April is special at Jazzon2. It's Jazz Appreciation Month, abbreviated JAM. How right is that?
Here's the line-up, by musician:
Milt Jackson
Mike Mainieri
Chuck Redd
Stefon Harris
Christian Tamburr
Bobby Hutcherson
Martin Fabricius
James Westfall
Tyler Blanton
Behn Gillece
Joe Locke
Cal Tjader
Mike Freeman
David Friedman
Kym Ambrose
And in the "Where Jazz Goes" section:
Anthony Smith
Tim Collins
Read more about it at my website www.gloriajazz.com
vibes duo: JACK HUANG, CHIAHUI CHUO
: )
"Bud Powell" by Chick Corea - revisiting and working on this tricky composition by Chick.
Walt Dickerson's daughter, Liz, is a friend of mine. When we first met, we were talking about him and I wrongly assumed that the tune Elizabeth was written for her; it was not... he wrote it for his wife (Liz's mother). Liz also told me that day that her favorite recording of all the ones her dad did was not Elizabeth, but rather one called Bacon and Eggs.
I asked my students to prepare 2 tunes each and then come over and stream the performance onto Facebook. And we did. I'm very proud of these students.
I posted this before. But I can't find it!!!
I've added my student Oliver Mayman playing the pattern. Check out what he does with the pattern.
I think there is so much in Balafon playing for vibe players to study! Don't think about where you can play patterns over and over. Well, you can, but the point is to have that independence when accompanying yourself, or playing counterlines!
Attached is the pattern that Oliver is playing.