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歡迎來到www.vibesworkshop.com，我們正在討論我們的每月一曲Green Dolphin Street，我們之前講的是在曲子的前半部，都是關於調式音階（Modal），第二部分，是很好的和弦二級接五級（II-V）的練習。主要也是因為和聲以小三度轉調進行（minor thirds）。第一部分的過門段（bridge）的和聲進行為（～Music~）Dm-G7-Cmaj7，然後Fm7（此為Cmaj7的上四度）-Bb7-Ebmaj7，然後回去C調。只要試這個部分，你可以循環演奏它（loop it）...Ya！只要試這個部分，然後這幾個和絃走完就好，不要走下去。把小部份東西循環演奏一直是個很好的練習方式，你再練的時候應該，開始，停下，開始，停下，這樣子你會真正學習曲子的每個部份。

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歡迎來到www.vibesworkshop.com，我們正在討論我們的每月一曲Green Dolphin Street和You Don't Know What Love Is。我們做了很多這兩首曲子的影片教學，我已經說過很多關於這首歌，所以我有可能重複說些東西，但這真的是一首很值得學習的曲子，以下有兩個原因，第一點是因為曲子的前半都是調式音階（Modal），曲子的另一半不是。但是其實所有東西都是調式，但是這首Green Dolphin Street 的前一半絕對是調式音階（～Music～）。

I had a talk with Stefon Harris a while ago. I don't think I've talked about it here yet.

The argument is this: The piano is part of the percussion family but percussionists don't learn piano. The piano is in a performing way, NOT part of the percussion family at all. It requires a lot of dedicated and unrelated skill and has moved out of the percussion family. Not how it's made of course, or the mechanisms that make the sound but in a performance way.

In this etude, you will notice some tweaks with the voicings, as well as more moving lines with dampening. Good luck!

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Listen, follow with the music. Write the chords in. Write what they are exactly. Write What they look like. For example, IT IS A C7#9 #5. However it looks like a Bb-7b5. It's not, but it looks like that. Understand?

Then play it. I would memorize it and then move the key at least once. That's how you learn harmony and voicings.

This is a 2 or 3 part series. (Have to decide). I'll add another chorus or two soon.

I played with a trio yesterday and we played Autumn in New York, which is a tune I've always liked but don't play much. Afterward, the bassist and I were discussing some different changes, so I thought I would check out the MJQ from the Django album when I got home. I liked their arrangement so much I did a rough transcription.