Friedman 17
Friedman Pedaling Etude 17
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Friedman Pedaling Etude 17
🚨 Playing in 3/4 – Pt. 10: Tune Study – “Little B’s Poem” (Advanced Comping)
Part 10 builds on the previous comping chorus by introducing more syncopated rhythms, tighter voice-leading, and additional chord-tone alterations throughout the form. This chorus is designed to feel more conversational and interactive, giving you tools to comp with texture, color, and forward motion while staying grounded in the 3/4 feel of “Little B’s Poem.”
Like Someone In Love is a great tune to study. Harmonically it does so many things.
For example the first two bars is a 1 to a 6, however, it sticks a dom 3 before the 6 and it sounds cool. I'll do a video on this and talk about cll the cool things.
I played it on the MalletKat so listen to the audio for pedaling. It's pretty straight forward with pedaling.
Hey guys,
I’m Rupert Lo, and I’m really happy to be part of the faculty here. I’m a vibraphonist, percussionist, and composer based in New York City. I’ll be sharing some of the things I’ve learned along the way—practice concepts, creative approaches, and hopefully some inspiration for your own playing. I also keep a few private lesson spots open each month for students of all ages and levels. My email is below, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you’d like to connect!
Check out the attached PDF!
Check out the attached PDF!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhbfGYiAFwxEZkOG10R8-_ZUIS8KtLK4j&si=Ja1iv4U04V7HMwCS
This playlist has Freidman 14 and a slow solo that Tony recorded for my lessons on Donna Lee. My job was to transcribe in Ab then transpose to C from memory. It was a tough one!
Check out the attached PDF!
Check out the attached PDF!
Here are three, two five, one progressions.
Good voice leading for the most part is lazy voice leading. That means:
With that in mind you figure this puzzle out. I'll attach the answers, but don't look until you're tried this out!
Here is the challenge: