Here are 2 files. One I've completed and one is for you to complete.

Write in the chords, then put notes in on the 8th note rests to make a solo (my version has it done for you to check out). Make it sound as good as you can.

If you have questions, put them below.

The files are here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/16sEEzmLjAMfwtkKGofnn54jqYmbVFPL…

I have Sibelius files, midi files, xml files and pdfs and an audio file of my final version.

A solo version of Bluesette. All feedback is welcome. If it’s really brutal, dm me on Facebook. Thanks. Reid.

My favorite etude! I keep saying that about other ones, but I think this one’s actually my favorite.

Per Tony and Randall Sutin's recommendations I bought two, balanced Earthworks SR 25's (used). They worked great for a while but one of them developed a weird, random static while the other was just fine. I contacted Earthworks and told them about the problem to see how much a repair would be. Earthworks asked for serial numbers to see if they were still under warranty. I told them I bought them used. They said it didn't matter and the warranty was good for 15 years.

my first improvisation video ... I started studying with Tony and he suggested I post a video ... it is a start !

Just Sayin'.

I taught Dennis when he was at the Curtis Institute.

I could not believe how good his ears and his memory were. He could face the other way, I could play some 4 mallet stuff and he would come over and play it back. He was a freak.

I just saw this tonight. Dennis is something else!

Hope you can make it!

I've been listening to a lot of pianists and slow blues, trying to replicate the staccato stride kind of style. Here's "In a Sentimental Mood!"