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Friedman Etude No. 7 by BarryK

I have been working on Friedman Etude No. 7. Going along with the theme of this month's Chord Fest, I add some chord accompaniment to the second repeat.

This is the best take of the night. I am still working on it but wanted to post my progress.

I think if I memorized it, it might be better. Right now, I am not looking much at the keys, so I miss notes. I need to work on my timing too.

Any other suggestions?

Thanks,
Barry

Brazilian Music

Brazilian music.

With the chords festival, the topic of grooves arose and one of them is brazilian rhythm(s).
I personally lived (in the 80th) some years in Brazil as a professional musician and since then I lead a MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) group and a Batucada (street percussion band), both playing samba, samba reggae, partido-alto, afoxé, maracatu, and bossa-nova , musica-cansão, baião, choro, in addition for the MPB group. I had the opportunity to play with numerous brazilian players and singers during my career and I keep doing so. That’s for my credentials…

How Insensitive - Ed Saindon & Billy Novick

Hey guys, I've been seeing lots of great posts lately on comping, voicings, duo/solo playing, playing Brazilian music...(that Gary clip with Stan playing Jobim just knocks me out). Here's a clip from a recent gig sort that ties in some of those topics. I'm a hug fan of Jobim and Brazilian music in general. I was in Sao Paulo for about a week and loved it. The people, food, music were all fantastic.