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Can you post the lesson link and tell me how it helped you?

Here are some exercises and info I gave a student on Solar.

WANDERING SCALES - I think it's a good exercise to be able to move from scale to scale from wherever you are. Here's one chorus of that.

SOLO TO TRANSCRIBE - Transcribe it!

Tony is challenging me to do a 3 tune mini concert every week for the next few weeks. This week I am working on Upper Manhattan Medical Group, Alice in Wonderland, and All of You. I have been thinking about how to widen my range when playing solo and separating the ranges of the accompaniment and melody. I tend to shy away from the very top register of the instrument but I think it would be beneficial for me to start using it more.

Sambinary

This video examines an original samba pattern for drum set (and mallet instruments) that explores four metric perspectives and two approaches for the beat (bass drum).

After 6 hours of lecturing, because of Corona only into a computer, I just had to do something else. Since I don't have a looper, I recorded all tracks live to audacity. Later I realized that you could have copied, but ...

It's not precise rhythmic and the solo is too wild, but somehow it affected my feeling of the day: Sick in the head and like in an endless loop.

Recording:
2x Rode NT5
Behringer UMC404 HD
audacity
my self made vibe including my selfmade bars

Chia Hui

If there's problems with the lesson let me know. I don't have time to check it!

My wife and I like to watch British murder mysteries. In many of these, the preferred form of dispatch seems to be blunt objects to the head, hence "Bonk Bonk".

first video explaining a basic path toward solo playing