Thought some of you might want to print this out and look through it.
It's mainly for drummers but I think the tune list and world music examples might be great to check out.
Hi vibes lovers today i'd like to show you a super easy way to get started with improvisation.
This video is made for those of you who think they will never be able to improvise!
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hey there,
i will document every lesson of my last sem with David.
in this episode we played a duo version of days of wine and roses. feel free to share your thoughts. :)
hauke
Looking forward to being in Aruba next week to perform in two concerts as well as present a masterclass on jazz improvisation. Thanks to Carlos Bislip for inviting me to headline the jazz festival and give the masterclass. Carlos has assembled a talented group of students who will be playing with me. It’s been a pleasure coaching them the past month via Skype. We’ll be playing some classic standards including “It Could Happen To You” which I’m playing here in this brief clip.
Here's a duo for my student Dan.
I play both parts and then Dan plays to one plays to one part. Lots of times I use a click, but I don't want to any more.
I had a deadline! Listen to it. There's player 1 and player 2. Player one does a good job, player 2 rushes a bit and has to pull back a little bit. Can you hear? Time is so important. However I think the performance is acceptable.
Here is my rendition of number 16!
I appreciate the succession of crescendos that construct the piece dynamically. It has a very logical sense of contour. This also offers some cool way to approach playing chords in inverted arpeggiations. Let me know what you guys think!