TOTM - Rhythm Changes - Oleo Exercises Pt. 1 by Tony Miceli
今天要講的是oleo
首先第一個步驟就是要練好head(主旋律)
看似很簡單,但是其實蠻困難。
要不失去swing,並且對到節拍器,其實不容易。
這也可以是個很好的對節拍器warm up的小練習。
你的任務就是要開啟節拍器,試著練習好幾個星期,用不同的速度(tempo)練。
像是很快的速度其實難度很高,但是這個練習會對你很有幫助。
今天要講的是oleo
首先第一個步驟就是要練好head(主旋律)
看似很簡單,但是其實蠻困難。
要不失去swing,並且對到節拍器,其實不容易。
這也可以是個很好的對節拍器warm up的小練習。
你的任務就是要開啟節拍器,試著練習好幾個星期,用不同的速度(tempo)練。
像是很快的速度其實難度很高,但是這個練習會對你很有幫助。
Check out the part on windshield wipers and the part about the orchestra.
Here's a great warm up exercise and a great exercise for your hands and your mind.
You play all the modes of a Major Scale all in a row, that is continuously.
Here's a mide file of what it sounds like:
You should get the idea. The scales are in 7/4, up 2 octaves and back then immediately start the next one. If you need some help below is a link to a pdf that shows you via notation.
Warren is a pretty heavy cat in my book!
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Bluesette is a great tune to study because of all the ii Vs. This is one of those tunes that is you really work hard on it, you're practicing many other tunes since they'll have similar changes.
Musicians usually play it in either Bb or G, so at the very least you should work on it in at least those keys. Here are a some different things to help you study Bluesette.
This is a clip from PASIC 07 that I saw a long while back but just ran across again. It is an interesting concept presented in an entertaining way.
James
Is it or isn't this my grip! Who knows! Someone else named and I've written the most extensively about it. Call it what you want, but I think it's a great grip to play vibes with. Sort of has the best of both worlds.
My favorite vibe player Victor Feldman uses it. That alone is enough reassurance that this is a very effective vibraphone grip. Check out the vids!