Only quarter notes, but make something out of this. Make it sound like something.
Add space between the quarter notes. Great exercise for working with the pedal. Don't make them legato.
And of course add the chord changes, study the upper partials.
Similar to the first, but with modified chord voicings, enjoy!
Erik Locken is a vibe player who hangs out on the site. He's a pretty good player and also plays flute and sax and spent his life as a mathematician. Talk about good time management!
AND!!!! He's a great photographer! He does amazing nature shots. He's on facebook, friend him if you want to see all that.
This pict I thought was kind of cool, mainly because it's a filter. With photography a lot of times filters I think look dumb, but this one looks cool!
Hi everyone, I hope everyone is having a great summer.
I just wanted to let you know that my duo CD with guitarist Brad Shepik has been released and is available in digital and/or Compact Disc formats over at our website http://www.beckhamshepik.com. You can also purchase from CD Baby as well.
The new album is called "Flower Starter" and here is a link to a short intro video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBa-r1lw9U4
Hope you enjoy it!
- Tom Beckham
Memorize it! Study it.
Ok with this etude:
Enter the chords in the music. Study the notes, mark altered chords etc.
Memorize the solo.
Play the head first. Play the solo. Hear the tune?
Now play it with the bass part.
You should know the chords.
Enter the chords on the pdf with the extensions. It's important to know what the fundamental chord it. That is the chord as it appears on a lead sheet and then to know what extensions I added.
Play the etude, memorize it if you can!
Play it with the bass track.
Transpose the voicings if you can.