GrgF - Pat Metheny Bright Size Life TUTORIAL! (with Transcriptions) A deep dive into Pat Metheny's Bright Size Life. We look at harmonic approaches to playing over the chord changes as well as examining Pat's solos from 1976 and 2000. Includes complete transcriptions of both solos. Created by Gregg Fine.

Johnny Marr performing How Soon Is Now Live at KCRW's Apogee Sessions Legendary guitarist for The Smiths, Johnny Marr recently performed several classics plus some of his new songs in the intimate setting of Apogee Studio.

轉錄 - Paul Desmond Solo Transcription on The Duke - Dave Brubeck Quartet Get the Pdf for this solo in the New book "The Paul Desmond Transcription Book" along with 14 other superb solo's transcribed: This is the full solo transcription for Paul Desmonds solo on the Dave Brubeck classic The Duke, written as a tribute to Duke Ellington. It's notated for Eb instruments, alto saxophone more in particular. It seems a bit like an easy transcription, but the changes make it quite challenging, moving fast through different tone centers. Take a look at how amazing Paul Desmond deals with that, truely astonishing

RkBt.sga68 - What Makes This Song Great Ep.68 SLIPKNOT "Duality" is a song by American heavy metal band Slipknot, the song was released as the first single from their third studio album Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses), released in 2004. The music video was listed as Roadrunner Records' greatest video of all-time.[4]

THE GEORGE GEE SWING ORCHESTRA AT THE CICADA CLUB - PART TWO The George Gee Swing Orchestra from New York City. Recorded live July 12, 2015 at the World Famous Cicada Club in Los Angeles. The VAN ALEXANDER Centennial Swing Dance Party! Best known for arranging Ella Fitzgerald's career-launching hit "A-Tisket A-Tasket", Van is the last surviving member of the Chick Webb organization and a direct link to the big band era before World War II. This year marks Van's 100th birthday! The George Gee Swing Orchestra featuring vocalist John Dokes on their "Swing Makes You Happy" tour with their ONLY 2015 West Coast appearance. The only Chinese-American professional Swing big band leader, George Gee is unique in so many ways. The snap in his fingers, the shuffle in his step and that unbridled joy he radiates and spreads like ecstatic wildfire to all his world-class musicians promises an evening of great music and dancing you will not soon forget. SPECIAL GUESTS: BARBARA MORRISON, CHESTER WHITMORE, RUSTY FRANK, THE HOLLYWOOD HOTSHOTS DANCERS

wtb.mpv26 - The 4 Stages of Improvisation In my experience, as a person is learning to improvise they typically go through 4 distinct stages. This Jazz Piano Tutorial will briefly explore each one of these stages. They are: 1. Tinkering 2. The Coltrane 3. The Basie 4. Moving Outside

JnyM - Fly Me to the Moon - Beginner Lesson with Jonny May

Diana Krall Live in Paris 1. "I Love Being Here with You" LeeSchluger 2. "All or Nothing at All" Arthur AltmanJack Lawrence 3. "Let's Fall in Love" ArlenKoehler 4. "The Look of Love" BacharachDavid 5. "Maybe You'll Be There" BloomGallop 6. "'Deed I Do" HirschRose 7. "Devil May Care" DoroughKirk 8. "Cry Me a River" Arthur Hamilton 9. "I've Got You Under My Skin" Porter 10. "East of the Sun (and West of the Moon)" Bowman 11. "I Get Along Without You Very Well" Hoagy Carmichael 12. "Pick Yourself Up" Jerome KernDorothy Fields 13. "'S Wonderful" G. GershwinI. Gershwin 14. "Love Letters" Victor YoungEdward Heyman 15. "I Don't Know Enough About You" LeeDave Barbour 16. "Do It Again" G. GershwinBuddy DeSylva 17. "A Case of You" Mitchell Personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of the Canadian edition of Live in Paris.[7] Musicians Diana Krall – vocals, piano (all tracks); Fender Rhodes (track 12) Anthony Wilson – guitar (tracks 1–10, 12) John Clayton – bass (tracks 1–10, 13) Jeff Hamilton – drums (tracks 1–10, 13) Alan Broadbent – music direction, conducting (tracks 2, 6) Orchestre Symphonique Européen – orchestra (tracks 2, 6) John Pisano – acoustic guitar (tracks 4, 6, 9) Paulinho da Costa – percussion (tracks 4, 6, 7, 9) Michael Brecker – tenor saxophone solo (track 12) Rob Mounsey – additional keyboards (track 12) Christian McBride – bass (track 12) Lewis Nash – drums (track 12) Luis Quintero – percussion (track 12) Ron Escheté – guitar (track 13)

Larkin Poe on Audiotree Live (Full Session) Rebecca and Megan Lovell formed the southern roots rock duo Larkin Poe in 2010 after the disbandment of their americana/bluegrass project "the Lovell Sisters". As Larkin Poe, the duo wield guitar and lap steel with ferocity, belting out vocal lines that match the intensity of this aggressive instrumentation. They're born stars whose experience collaborating with Elvis Costello, Conor Oberst and T Bone Burnett has given the sisters full control of every stage on which they perform. Check out the live performance by Larkin Poe on Audiotree Live. Recorded on August 28, 2017 in Chicago, IL.

轉錄 - Joshua Redman (When The Sun Comes Down) Album: Freedom In The Groove

轉錄 - Scott Henderson Fee Fi Fo Fum Guitar Solo Transcription Live solo transcription of Scott Henderson's performance of the Wayne Shorter tune Fee Fi Fo Fum

DBn.std - Piano Hand Independence & Repertoire Mastery _ I'll Remember April - Tutorial Something I haven't discussed before, surprisingly, is to play 'the left hand part' with the right hand and 'the right hand part' with the left hand... anything to get you out of the hand independence illusion. In this video, I use I'll Remember April to demonstrate how you would do well to verify you know the chords, shapes, structure and melody in your mind *first* before you attempt to learn a piece *at* the piano. --- Mind...Body...Piano. Lead-sheet from Google Drive: ..... *At 21:55, I somehow said E/Fb was the b9, even though I had just said, correctly, that F# is the 9th and G is the #9 - excuse that little odd error. I'll Remember April: ... (Barry Harris Piano Trio) ... (Stan Getz) - note how the melody is embellished just a little bit, by both musicians, as I mentioned in the video. Don't be so strict over the melody in jazz. .... This tutorial playlist: ..... By playing opposite hands, you really reinforce that you don't have two hands but ten fingers. You also confirm to yourself that you truly know the piece. I hope this video helps!

AMns.PtrM - 7 Levels of V7 Chords 00:00 - Cheesy Opening 00:57 - Intro 03:20 - 1. Average Amadeus - "Mozart | Piano Sonata No. 16" / The Beatles | "Hey Jude" (blocked) 06:55 - 2. High 5 - Louis Armstrong | "West End Blues" / Professor Longhair | "Big Chief" 10:39 - 3. Diminishing Returns - Charlie Parker | "Donna Lee" / Clifford Brown | "Joy Spring" 14:05 - 4. Blue 9 - Miles Davis | "All Blues" / John Coltrane | "Cousin Mary" 17:47 - 5. Kitchen Sink - Wayne Shorter | "Footprints"\Bill Evans | "On Green Dolphin Street" 20:51 - 6. Sus It Out - Roy Hargrove | "Firm Roots" \ Herbie Hancock | "Gentle Thoughts" 24:09 - 7. Bill's Decadent Diminished - Bill Evans | "Waltz For Debby" Live jazz advice, comin' atcha, from pianists and "You'll Hear It" daily jazz advice podcast cohosts, Peter Martin and Adam Maness.

Joel Frahm, Eric Niceberg, Johannes Weidenmueller, Ari Hoenig - There is No Greater Love The NYC Project: Joel Frahm, Sax Eric Niceberg, Piano Johannes Weidenmueller, Bass Ari Hoenig, Drums Live at April Jazz Festival, Finland 2017 Playing "There Is No Greater Love" Video by Hekla Productions

RdH.ltt7 - The Blues Scale - Jazz Sax Quick Licks, Tips, and Tricks - 7 In this Jazz Saxophone Quick Licks, Tips, and Tricks video from ...beginningsax...., Randy Hunter shows you a method for learning the blues scale. You'll learn the C blues scale, but the formula can be applied toward learning the blues scale in any key. Add this to your bag of sax tricks, hit the subscribe button for lots of jazz improvisation and beginning sax lessons, and visit the web link above for lots of jazz saxophone practice material! Check out jazz etudes, duets, and combo arrangements by Randy Hunter at ....randyhunterjazz.....

轉錄 Joao gilberto _Besame Mucho_ (Amoroso 1977) - Virtual Guitar Transcription by Gilles Rea João Gilberto – “Besame Mucho” (Album “Amoroso” – 1977) João Gilberto (g,vo), Claus Ogerman (arrgt)

Niels Henning Ørsted Pedersen documentary Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen (Danish pronunciation: [ne̝lsˈhene̝ŋ ˈɶɐ̯steð ˈpʰeðɐsn̩], 27 May 1946 – 19 April 2005), also known by his abbreviated nickname NHØP, was a Danish jazz double bassist.[1][2] from the age of 13, he started learning to play upright bass and at the age of 14, while studying, he began his professional jazz career in Denmark with his first band, Jazzkvintet 60 (Danish for Jazz Quintet 60). By the age of fifteen, he had the ability to accompany leading musicians at nightclubs, working regularly at Copenhagen's Jazzhus Montmartre, after his debut there on New Year's Eve 1961, when he was only 15. When seventeen, he had already turned down an offer to join the Count Basie orchestra, mainly because he was too young to get legal permission to live and work as a musician in the United States. The Montmartre was a regular stop-off for touring American Jazz stars, and as a member of the house band, the young Ørsted Pedersen performed with saxophonists such as Sonny Rollins, Dexter Gordon, Rahsaan Roland Kirk and Stan Getz, and pianist Bill Evans, with whom he toured in Europe in 1965. During the 1960s, Ørsted Pedersen played with a series of other important American jazzmen who were touring or resident in Denmark, including Ben Webster,[3] Brew Moore, Bud Powell, Count Basie, Roy Eldridge, Dizzy Gillespie, Jackie McLean, and vocalist Ella Fitzgerald. He also played with Jean-Luc Ponty, and became the bassist of choice whenever a big-name musician was touring Copenhagen. He was awarded Best Bass Player of the Year by Downbeat Critics' Poll in 1981.[4]

CdLB - How to Articulate in Jazz 20 Approach Note Etudes Chad Lefkowitz-Brown is a GRAMMY winning member and featured soloist of the Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra. He is a professor of saxophone and ensembles at San Francisco Conservatory of Music, and has toured globally as a bandleader, and sideman with artists ranging from Taylor Swift to Arturo O’Farrill.

Dua Lipa Tiny Desk (Home) Concert Dec. 4, 2020 | Abby O'Neill -- With a genuine smile stretched across her face, Dua Lipa seems overjoyed to reconnect with her band for their only performance since their tour in support of her sophomore album, Future Nostalgia, was cancelled in March. Glowing from the inside out and accentuated by the apricot hues of a backdrop in a London studio, Dua and her backup vocalists and band bring life and warmth into households in need of "levitating" and some pep in their step this winter. This vibrant four song set of dance hits, all from Future Nostalgia, will surely have you cutting up the floor in your kitchen while quarantining in the cold weather. While we can't film our Tiny Desk concerts at NPR's D.C. office during the pandemic, our "home" series has created opportunity for global megastars like Dua Lipa to bring her uptempo dance joints all the way from London. Of Kosovar Albanian descent, Dua Lipa was raised in the UK and rose to super stardom in the three years since her eponymous debut album dropped in 2017. NPR Music featured her in our docu-series Noteworthy at the onset of her career. It's been extraordinary to witness her colossal takeover of the pop music landscape. Dua sums the times during her intro of "Love Again": "It's about manifesting good things into your life, when things aren't quite going your way." SET LIST "Levitating" "Pretty Please" "Love Again" "Don't Start Now" MUSICIANS Dua Lipa: vocals Matthew Carroll: bass Alex Lanyon: guitar Naomi Scarlett: vocals Ciara O'Connor: vocals Izzy Chase: vocals Matt Maijah: vocals

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