This is video, audio and a pdf all with etudes for the tune Turn Out The Stars by Bill Evans.
It's a complicated tune, but I always think even the complicated tunes spell all the harmony out. It all makes sense musicially.
The videos are below:
hello! I was looking through all of VW for Latin jazz posts and all I kept seeing the same style of posts over and over so I thought "hey, let me add some pizzazz in here for Hispanic Heritage Month!"
still don't know what I'm going to be doing but I'll be popping in from time to time to post something in here through the month of festivities.
I'm working on Monk's Pannonica, which was written for Pannonica de Koenigswarter. Monk spent the last 10 years in the upstairs of her Apartment in New York.
This is a great tune. I've been working on it for a little bit now. Ballads are great because you can use the pedal more and your sound can be 'wetter'.
Here are two versions of the tune. Of course a Monk version and then a Chick Corea version. He does it a little quicker.
Also is attached is an etude and an mp3 of the etude. I did the etude on my malletkat. I think I have a good vibe sound!
Me talking about this tune and how I study it and play it!
BTW - I lost 1,000 dollars. This is no Tune of the month for this tune!
Ok, there's a lot here. Check it out. Some choruses are easier than others. So grab what works for you.
I put in the chords for the first chorus. You do the same for the rest. Here are things you should do.
In the tracks below are:
Great lesson to break into playing tunes solo.
Here are links to all the other vids:
Great lesson to break into playing tunes solo.
Here are links to all the other vids:
Great lesson to break into playing tunes solo.
Here are links to all the other vids:
Great lesson to break into playing tunes solo.
Here are links to all the other vids:
Great lesson to break into playing tunes solo.
Here are links to all the other vids: