Different ideas for intros - Part 1 - Behn Gillece
Hi everyone,
Here is Part 1 of a lesson that I'm doing on spicing up intros. Enjoy!
Behn
Beginners Course - Pt. 4 - Sight Reading
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Easy Giant Steps Pattern Part 1 PDF
This is to go along with Dana's Video. See above for the link to the video.
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Danny Boy Etude by Tony Miceli
I banged this baby out. Really fast. But it looks ok. Let me know where the mistakes are.
But it's a lesson in drop 2 voicings. Now that I know what drop 2 voicings are I see them everywhere! How about choral writing. Big band charts.
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TOTM - Blues - Riffin' and Spellin' by Behn Gillece (Video)
Hi all,
Here is a lesson that explains some ideas for soloing over the blues. Enjoy!
Behn
TOTM - Bebop - Playing The Blues In All Keys by Behn Gillece
Lines Festival - Jazz Calisthenics by Vince Lardear
This is great stuff to study. And we're taking it slow, so practice in all the keys. I think these lessons will help many of you guys!
TOTM - Satin Doll - Stride Exercise
OK here's an etude for stride playing. A couple things to keep in mind. Put the pedal down on every and life it up on the eighth. when you play stride the quarter notes shouldn't be real quarter notes, they should have space in them. With this exercise you should be able for MOST of the etude to do exactly the same thing with the pedal on every beat and everything fits in.
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G7 C# Diminished G7 C# Diminished G7
I always like that progression and I'm not a theory guy, but I have my version on why it works and what it's about. I was actually going to make podcast about it, but I thought instead I'd open it up for discussion first.
What do you think about that progression? Why is it you can slip in a C#dim in between a repeating dominant chord??
I'll leave it at that.
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