Chords 101 by G. Perin
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Salina,
Fill in the chords, check out the accidentals. Tell me about what's going on here. (Patrick and help if you want)
And Play it well at our next lesson!
In Day 2, you will start to notice the use of a few chromatic notes and approach tones. The line is similar and still pretty diatonic. Take notice of the surround tones in M4. You will see lines like this all the time in bebop where there's half step approaches to notes.
Brooke,
Get the voicings here together and then add your own rhythms. Get it?
Also analyze the voices and write in the uppertials and the original chords.
cool?
Morgan transcribed me playing Joy Spring. Here it is! Mistakes and all :-)
It's from this version:
https://www.vibesworkshop.com/images/uphill-battle-joy-spring/tonymicel…
Here are some beautifully improvised choruses by Gary which were recorded during a 1985 clinic in Argentina. Gary was talking about improvising with motives. Gustavo had this tape of the clinic and transcribed the choruses from the clinic.
A very simple idea, but check out the pdf and work this through all the keys.
If you're more advanced try and figure ways to solo on this as well.
Dan here are both parts.
download the single part and add your part.