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Another Great Thing About the Site

Yes another great thing about the site is I get to meet people with great Vibe stories!

I'm talking to the daughter of Jerry Shard. He was a vibe player from back in the day and he was on Capitol Records AND did a tribute to Adrian Rollini. That's pretty cool huh? They have the record on cassette and I'm trying to get a copy along with photos for the site! Jerry lived in Philadelphia. I'll pass along more info as I get it.

TOTM - It's You Or No One Solo - Chord Study by Tony Miceli

Here's an advanced chord study. There's a ton to study here.

There are many things you can do with this etude.

First:
Write in the chords of the tune on the pdf. This is important because hopefully you'll do some analyzing.
Learn and memorize the etude.

Play it with the bass accompaniment part. Can you hear the changes? Ok, now play it with a metronome on 2 and 4.

Study the rhythms carefully and the phrasing. Can you hear the chord qualities, can you see what's different from chord to chord?

TOTM - It's You Or No One Solo -Quarter Notes by Tony Miceli

There are many things you can do with this etude.

First:
Put in the chords of the tune. This is important because hopefully you'll do some analyzing.
Learn and memorize the solo OR transcribe the solo and then check it out. Do the work :-)

Can you hear the changes? Can you hear the tune? Ok, now play it with a metronome on 2 and 4.

Study the rhythms carefully and the phrasing. Can you hear the note choices, can you see what's different from chord to chord?

Can you transpose it all into another key.

TOTM - It's You Or No One Solo by Tony Miceli

There are many things you can do with this etude.

First:
Write in the chords of the tune on the pdf. This is important because hopefully you'll do some analyzing.
Learn and memorize the solo OR transcribe the solo and then check it out. Do the work :-)

Play it with the bass accompaniment part. Can you hear the changes? Ok, now play it with a metronome on 2 and 4.

Study the rhythms carefully and the phrasing. Can you hear the note choices, can you see what's different from chord to chord?