Lines Festival - Additional Thoughts by Behn Gillece
Here's some additional ideas on line exercises.
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TOTM - I'll Remember April - Melody and Background Parts by Behn Gillece
Drop 2 Lesson 3 Part 2 (As Time Goes By) PDF
Sorry to re-surface this lesson but for some reason it was listed as "new" in my posts and when I checked on it the accompanying PDF was missing. Just thought I would fix it.
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Comping Using The Diminished Scale
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TOTM - Chops - Up Tempo - Soloing by Behn Gillece
Rhythm Changes: Bebop Changes
Here's the second lesson of a short series about rhythm changes playing.
As usual there's a pdf that is a summary of what we are going to do during the lesson.
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Ideas for the Summer
I had this idea today. Just trying to figure out how to implement it as well see if there's interest.
I want to start a tune club for the summer. I would like it to be very disciplined. The idea is we learn 2-3 tunes a week.
I got it... we could do it like this. Week Challenges. I'll post the tunes say on a Wednesday. We all study the tunes all week and then post by the the following 7th day your version. I (or maybe Phillipe!) will make play along tracks. Just rough for you guys to learn the tunes. Everyone has to submit the tune by the 7th day.
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TOTM - Just In Time - Guidetones by Tony Miceli
Check out the attached PDF's. Play through the examples. Can you hear it? Make Sense?
John Swana's Bluesette Etude -V
John Swana is a phenomenal musician! He played trumpet but had to stop because of lip problems. But he's an amazing musician none the less, and now he plays the EVI. This is a great lesson!
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