Variations On The Blues Pt. 3 by Behn Gillece -V
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Here's what to know and do:
Getting your time together can be an enormous amount of work. Well, at least for me it is and I'm still working on it.
With this etude, you have to play it with your right foot OFF the pedal and tapping on 2 and 4. Not your left foot but your right foot.
I don't write the chords in because I want you guys to print this stuff out and really study it. I feel like I'm handing it to you if I write the chords in. I believe you need to do the active work and try very hard to see how all this is connect.
🚨 Tune Deep Dive: “Wave” – Pt. 3: Comping Rhythm Variations in the Intro 🚨
In Part 3, we continue working with the intro vamp (Dm7–G7) of Wave, this time focusing on comping rhythm variations. Instead of just outlining the harmony, we’ll explore how subtle rhythmic shifts can transform the groove and add variety without losing the bossa feel.
In this lesson we’ll:
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Friedman Pedaling Etudes 18 and 20
🚨 Tune Deep Dive: “Wave” – Pt. 4: Chord Voicing Variations 🚨
In Part 4, we explore different ways to add motion and color to your chord voicings throughout Wave. Small shifts—like alternating between a major 7th and a 6th, or sliding inner voices by a half step—can create beautiful forward momentum while keeping the harmony clear.
This lesson focuses on several spots in the tune where these ideas really shine: