| LearnJazzPiano.com archives: Scot's Studio | |
| Whacky -- 01/24/2004, 07:50:14 -- #1074959414 | |
| Nice!! | |
| Very cool Scot! Thanks for all you hard work! | |
| Whacky -- 01/24/2004, 07:50:42 -- #1074959442 | |
| logo | |
| I forgot to mention how cool the new logo is! | |
| Scot -- 01/24/2004, 09:45:34 -- #1074966334 | |
| Thanks! It's all an experiment right now, but I feel it will be a good one. | |
![]() Thinking in Jazz: The Infinite Art of Improvisation | |
| albetan -- 01/25/2004, 11:03:47 -- #1075057427 | |
| John Mehegan´s books | |
| Hi Scot: In my opinion John Mehegan is the pioner in study and analysis of all elements and styles in jazz. Please complete it in Jazz Books. 1. JAZZ IMPROVISATION: "The bible of jazz". Amsco Music Publishing Co. In four volumes: I. Tonal and Rhythmic Principles II. Jazz Rhythm and the Improvised Line III. Swing and early Progressive Piano Styles IV. Contemporary Piano Styles 2. THE JAZZ PIANIST : Sam Fox Publishing Co. Three volumes: Studies in the art and practice of jazz improvisation. Excelent for guys trained in classical piano that like beguin in the jazz world. 3. STYLES FOR THE JAZZ PIANIST : Sam Fox Publishing Co. Three volumes: Excelent for learning Styles of playing. 4. CONTEMPORARY STYLES FOR THE JAZZ PIANIST : Sam Fox Publishing Co. Three volumes. 5. TOUCH AND RHYTHM TECHNIQUES FOR THE JAZZ PIANIST : Sam Fox Publishing Co. One Volume. 6. JAZZ PRELUDES : Sam Fox Publishing Co. One volume with 12 original didactic preludes. | |
| Scot -- 01/25/2004, 12:19:49 -- #1075061989 | |
| There are some Mehegan books in the books section already, but I will add the ones you suggest when I make an update- thanks! | |
| 7 -- 01/25/2004, 12:20:37 -- #1075062036 | |
| Wish list | |
| In the "Rooms List" it would be cool if it listed the new messages next to the room name. That would make it a one-stop shopping center to review all the new messages. After login, we get the screen that tells us where all the new messages are, but by the time I've checked out a few of them I forget what the others new ones were. * * * * * * * You might consider putting the newest messages at the TOP. In a few months there will be tons of messages on this board and any newb that drops by is going to have to scroll down for ages to finally get to the latest discussions. * * * * * * * Glad you said that you were going to institute the ability to respond directly to a post (ie. create a thread). Thanks. You might want to check out the way http://www.wholenote.com works their forums ("Fretbuzz" section). You can actually respond to posts within posts. * * * * * * * Maybe consider the word "Help" in a different color (possibly inside a box??) instead of your "?" symbol. It seems wierd that the title of my room reads " 7's Heaven ? ", if you get my drift. * * * * * * * On the LH menu bar, I think the "Lobby" should be on top. That seems to make more sense since it is the main area. Also rather than just calling it "Lobby" no matter what section it's in, be more specific (because it's easy to get confused and lost) examples: "Personal Rooms Lobby" "Midi Files Lobby" "Main Hall Lobby". * * * * * * * Zat's it for now. 7 | |
| The Monty Alexander transcription collection: originals, calypso, etc... | |
| Scot -- 01/25/2004, 12:44:14 -- #1075063453 | |
| For "new messages" only, I could put the new messages on top, then when people click on "old messages" I could do it the way it is now. That would not be difficult AT ALL. I'm currently working on instilling the thread system, so all these things will have to hold off until this is finished. As for threads within threads- that tends to get confusing sometimes and allows for way to many levels of discussion. What I'll be doing here is making it so one room will have a forum very similar to the one on the old LJP site (with enhancements of course!). This threaded forum will take the place of one room. Other rooms will be just like this where the discussion can be more "intimate". Ooo, I like the lobby idea by putting the hall name in front of it. Hard to get a specific order of rooms to show up... But not impossible. Something for a rainy day :) The help ? things need to be upgraded, I'll think about what to do. Probably just move it over to the right hand side, or something. Actually thought of changing it's color to blue or red to make it more distinct. | |
| Scot -- 01/25/2004, 12:45:29 -- #1075063529 | |
| Oh, if you want all the rooms with new messages, one stop shopping if you will, just click on the "system info" (soon to be renamed to "session info") link. If there are new messages, they will show up there. The public/private bug is still in effect, though, so there may be confusion in rooms that just had private messages. | |
| smg -- 01/26/2004, 10:14:18 -- #1075140858 | |
| pseudo chat/private messages info | |
| I just saw that "private messages"(BTW,intended to be so "private" that anyone could read them,no problem,,relating to basic stuff like letting people know I'd posted something about a thread they were contributing to last week,etc.)showed up in red on the composition room site (as well as presumably reaching the intendees)..are these the same as "pseudo chat"..did I make a mistake in the procees of sending them? | |
![]() In The Course of Performance: Studies in the World of Musical Improvisation | |
| Scot -- 01/26/2004, 10:19:37 -- #1075141177 | |
| Pseudo chat is more of an instant message kind of thing. Basically it allows two users who are online at the same time to send a few quick messages back and forth. Presumably asking one or the other if they want to actually hit the real chat room. Pseudo-Chat is not instant message at all! Messages won't automatically show up- they show up after you've refreshed the page, or done some other action. Just another little thing to make life easier and more fun :) | |
| 7 -- 01/26/2004, 11:19:36 -- #1075144776 | |
| midi files / MP3 page | |
Maybe I wasn't paying attention. Where are those old midi files and old monthly standards again? And I just noticed that the old MP3 page is no longer around. Probably just something you haven't got to yet. 7 | |
| Ryan -- 01/26/2004, 11:54:42 -- #1075146882 | |
| MP3s | |
| MP3.com has gone down anyway (since December last year I thimk), so everyone will have to load them up elsewhere... | |
| The Monty Alexander transcription collection: originals, calypso, etc... | |
| smg -- 01/26/2004, 12:20:47 -- #1075148447 | |
| clearing up confusion and some questions | |
| Hey Scot,I guess what happened is that after I got the "psuedo chat" message from you,the one I sent back never got to you.The last part of it was asking about the updating of "new messages" on the "session info" screen,after I sent it, I sent the one you did get to let you know that I figured out that it was only individuals peoples' rooms that were represented there;since then though I've seen that other parts of the site are there now,I'm assuming you did something.Anyways,the message i sent you which you didn't get was just to let you know that "psuedo chat"worked,to tell you that I'd seen the posts from yourself and others re-setting up a room and that I'll do that at some point in the week ahead,and to let you know my favorable view of the new forum,especially the capacity it has to let you know who's online;a couple weeks back I wanted to get in touch with JB(7) and didn't know how(I tried his site but the college computers I use restrict this).Listen man,can you get those"private maessages" to yourself and Albetan and the one you sent me off the "composition room"?Seeing them gives me a sense of not knowing how to work the new site.....Also,how does "psuedo chat" work? I would have sent this as a "private message" but it said "post message"and i was afraid the same thing would happen again.... | |
| smg -- 01/26/2004, 12:29:13 -- #1075148953 | |
| continuation | |
| I think I just figured out that,unlike sites I've visited that use a given person's e-mail to send the "private message" to,here whatever part of the site you're on when you send the "private message" is where it gets posted;just like if on the old forum you titled the thread "message to xxxxx",so trying to let Albetan for ex.know about a site location at that location wouldn't work.....anyways,I guess in light of that it's not necessary to delete those... | |
| Scot -- 01/26/2004, 17:40:19 -- #1075167618 | |
| Ah, well, I can't delete messages yet. Haven't put that in the system. I will do that pretty soon. To send a private message, you have to click on the "Send a Private Message" link that is just to the right of the "force message formatting" check box. Then you select a recipient, then you send them a message. The Pseudo-chat, well, you already have that one figured out since we had a chance to test it. | |
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| smg -- 01/27/2004, 07:48:20 -- #1075218499 | |
| message from smg | |
| Hey Scot- I just tried setting up the room,but wasn't able to do it right.I wanted this message to appear- I decided to name this room based on the idea of dealing with musical involvement in all its' aspects within the context of the forum itself.I'd like to invite anyone who wants to get info about improvisation,specific styles of jazz piano,voicings,melodic concepts,transcription, harmony,theory,composition,practice routines,online sources of educational materials,and related subjects to post here and I'll try to give as complete a response as possible when I can;and send you over to Scot,Barry,7,Ryan,Mike, Whacky,Albetan,et al for more info(or when I think you're asking about something they'd be better suited to reply to!) but no luck,I tried 2 times and ended up double posting the room itself...can you check into this and get back to me? | |
| Scot -- 01/27/2004, 09:37:23 -- #1075225043 | |
| Well, if you go to your room and click on the room name at the top of the message area, then your room description comes up. The long room description doesn't show up automatically, but I will be adding something so that it shows up on the first time someone visits a room- kind of like the longer room introductions do in the lessons hall. | |
| JKeezy -- 01/27/2004, 09:48:33 -- #1075225713 | |
| Comping | |
| I'm try'g to learn how to solo! How does this page work? | |
| The Monty Alexander transcription collection: originals, calypso, etc... | |
| albetan -- 01/28/2004, 07:54:39 -- #1075305279 | |
| messages | |
| If someone sends a private message to me, where may i find it? If i am in "userlog" and send a message to someone in line, how does it come to final destination? | |
| Scot -- 01/28/2004, 10:13:45 -- #1075313625 | |
| Private messages are found wherever someone sends it. So if you send me a private message in here, I will recieve it in here. It's just like a public message, except only the sender and recipient can see it. If you "pchat" someone, the message will come up whever they are in the system AFTER THEY HAVE refreshed a page or did some other action like changing rooms. | |
| David -- 01/29/2004, 05:46:46 -- #1075384004 | |
| My post didn't appear | |
| Scot, I posted to general discussion in response to your question "what are you working on right now, David" and I couldn't find the post either on top for newest or for old messages. Anyway to answer you question, I'm working on Major Scale Harmony and it Modes. I have composed a couple of tunes utilizing first of all, 4 of the modes, then the 2nd tune I soloed on all 7 of the modes. Now I'm on to the Melodic Minor scale harmony and I am really interested in some of these avenues of improvazation especially the Alt mode and of course coming up with the best sounding left hand voicing for the application at the moment. I might be interested in exchanging some original solo material with others on my level. Thanks for your time and help, it is much appreciated! David | |
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| Whacky -- 01/29/2004, 08:40:05 -- #1075394404 | |
| Newest messages go to top! | |
| Love it! Thanks! | |
| Barry -- 01/30/2004, 11:27:16 -- #1075490836 | |
| New midi file | |
| Scot, I've just listened to your midi file and it's seriously good. I won't go into to much detail because I did write a review but I just wanted to say that all the things you have said you have been working on are obviously paying off and you can hear the difference in your playing. Everyone else, should go and check it out right now - it's in the solo piano room of the midi section. Barry | |
| Scot -- 01/30/2004, 11:38:54 -- #1075491534 | |
| Thanks, Barry! Once I set up my keyboard again I'll post a newer version. That one is a few months old and I think I've been able to expand my playing since then. | |
| The Monty Alexander transcription collection: originals, calypso, etc... | |
| flicklers -- 01/30/2004, 12:14:14 -- #1075493654 | |
| Where should I post and or try to get a blues left hand discussion going? | |
| I'm really wrestling with left hands to use for blues playing. I tend to default to alternating 5th 6th 7th 6th (shuffled or 12/8 feel however you want to desribe it) but it gets old quickly. So I'd like some other suggestions, variations etc. but I'm not sure the appropriate place to pose the question. Any ideas, or is it even worthy of this forum? | |
| Whacky -- 01/30/2004, 12:47:50 -- #1075495670 | |
| midi file? | |
| where might I find this midi file of which barry speaks? what is the name? I'm looking forward to hearing it...(maybe I'll start practicing again -I've been kind of burnt) | |
| Scot -- 01/30/2004, 12:51:16 -- #1075495876 | |
| Hey Bert, Just go to the Lobby and create a new thread. That's the best place to start something. Whacky- it's in the SOlo Piano Midi Files room. | |
![]() Smooth Jazz: David Benoit, Spyro Gyra, etc | |
| albetan -- 01/31/2004, 10:46:12 -- #1075574772 | |
| Bossa lesson | |
| Hi Scot: Thanks for your instruction. I am sending again my bossa lesson FORCE MESSAGGE FORMATTING. Alignement is essential in my explanations. Please delete no aligned post, if possible. Thanks. | |
| albetan -- 01/31/2004, 11:25:18 -- #1075577118 | |
| asking again | |
| Hi Scot: Someonce you say that in this new LJP format we can edit our posts. How may I edit something? Alignement is o.k., but as letters are bigger, in examples i prefer to delete words for more clarity... How may i do it by myself? Or simply not so bigger the letters: Example: / - - - C - - C - / - - C - - C - - / Guitar pattern (left) / B - - - B - - B / B - - B B - - B / Bass pattern (left) / F - - - F - - - / F - - - F - - - / Pulse (foot) That´s solution: Same size in letters. Thanks. | |
| Scot -- 01/31/2004, 11:31:17 -- #1075577477 | |
| editing posts | |
| Hi Albetan, No, we can not edit our posts. But I will fix it so that the "force message formatting" option does not create huge letters. Scot | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| albetan -- 01/31/2004, 12:59:22 -- #1075582762 | |
| o.k. | |
| Thanks for fixing my post.... That was solution: not so big formatted letter. | |
| smg -- 02/02/2004, 08:07:55 -- #1075738075 | |
| re-file | |
| Hey Scot- I tried to post my article last week,then I got an-e-mail from Jeff(7)suggesting I re-format it re-long paragraphs...I did this today,along with a few minor changes,and tried(apparently successfully)to upload it,after a couple of unsuccesful tries at posting it as a series of messages....I wasn't able to confirm that it was available though,as it didn't show up on the "list of files",maybe this is because it hasn't been virus-checked yet?Anyways,when you get a chance can you look into this and let me know what's what?(Also,I've been getting blank screens when I try to see the threads on "General Discussions") Thanks,man...see you in the forum.. | |
| miles2678 -- 02/02/2004, 08:25:03 -- #1075739103 | |
| how do you listen to the midi files in this site? | |
| This is my question guys? what kind of software and media player do I need to listen to he midi files. I did try winamp and widows media player but no sound comes out. Chris | |
![]() Herbie Hancock Transcriptions | |
| 7 -- 02/02/2004, 09:06:18 -- #1075741578 | |
| The best midi player for piano players that I've found is the FREE VanBasco player found at http://www.vanbasco.com If you still get no sound you might need to go into windows control panel and set up your sound card settings. 7 | |
| smg -- 02/02/2004, 09:53:52 -- #1075744432 | |
| continuation | |
| I forgot to add this re-last message-if you can delete the article from "360" as it appears now(in separate posts (and w/todays' attempts, messed up looking ones at that)so that it's just on there as a downloadable file I'd appreciate it,(right now I think going to "360" gives you the sense of walking into my crib when I'm in the middle of composing something;stereotypical scene with used paper plates,sheets of manuscript,old socks,unopened mail etc.....as opposed to how it looks when I quickly return it to functional status pre-someone visiting).....I've got some new stuff to post but wanted to wait until we TCB w/this.... | |
| Scot -- 02/02/2004, 10:25:42 -- #1075746341 | |
| There seems to be a problem with file management. I'm sure all the files have been uploaded, but for some reason the databases are not being updated properly. I'm sure it's an easy fix and will be working later today. | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| albetan -- 02/02/2004, 12:14:42 -- #1075752882 | |
| question | |
| Hi Scot: Where are my contributions SALSA AND MORE? | |
| Scot -- 02/02/2004, 12:22:24 -- #1075753344 | |
| Salsa and More | |
| Hi, I don't know where it is. I can't find a lesson like that on my computer. Will you to send it to me again? I'll turn it into a PDF and put it in your room. Scot | |
| albetan -- 02/02/2004, 14:08:06 -- #1075759686 | |
| Thanks. | |
| Thanks Scot. Now I'm out of my country... I'l return home on February 24. Then I'l send to you my lessons. Thanks. I am entering several times each day to LJP and i see more and more progress in our site. Congratulations. ALBERTO | |
| Rick -- 02/03/2004, 11:11:19 -- #1075835479 | |
| Scot, Just wanted to voice my appreciation for your time and effort put into this site- the new system is awesome! Keep up the great work :-) Rick | |
| Whacky -- 02/03/2004, 11:13:51 -- #1075835631 | |
| I'll second that one! | |
| Scot -- 02/03/2004, 11:46:11 -- #1075837571 | |
| Told you guys it would be cool :) Thanks! | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| mg -- 02/04/2004, 08:39:03 -- #1075912743 | |
| username change | |
| from: former Ziggy I just noticed that there is someone with a name just like mine, who had it first. Would it be possible to delete the Ziggy user name? Sorry about that. | |
| Ziggy -- 02/04/2004, 19:16:25 -- #1075950985 | |
| never mind | |
| Sorry, I guess mg is like smg. I give up, I'll just keep using ziggy. sorry about the whole mess. You can just delete these messages. | |
| Scot -- 02/04/2004, 19:18:25 -- #1075951105 | |
| No need to delete- your messages take on whatever alias you make for yourself. | |
| I place ads here for books and music that I personally think highly of, and others that have been referred to me by friends and musicians. ~Scot | |
| albetan -- 02/05/2004, 08:50:55 -- #1075999855 | |
| Hi Scot: This new LJP is more and more splendid each day! I saw my old lessons at my personal room "file list". Very practical system of downloading files. Congratulations! a big job! How may i update a file? May i delete it and upload new file? Thanks. ALBERTO | |
| albetan -- 02/05/2004, 09:07:38 -- #1076000858 | |
| messages newest/oldest first | |
| Hi Scot: In some rooms are newest first, in others oldest first. Is it posible to change it in my personal room? I prefer "oldest first". Thanks. ALBERTO | |
| Scot -- 02/05/2004, 11:24:18 -- #1076009057 | |
| H Albetan, Files- You will be able to delete and update files that you upload. Because I uploaded the files, you can not manage those (yet!) Message Order: New messages are always Oldest First. When you click on Old Messages, then they are Newest First. I don't want to change that because some rooms will have hundreds of messages and most of the time people want to see the most recent instead of the first one. | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| albetan -- 02/05/2004, 12:21:25 -- #1076012485 | |
| Thanks Scot for your answer. You are right. | |
| iltcfwamh -- 02/09/2004, 09:41:15 -- #1076348475 | |
| upload size | |
| I tried to upload 7's Minors doc but it was a touch too big at 208k. Can the upload limit be raised a touch? | |
| Scot -- 02/09/2004, 11:35:09 -- #1076355309 | |
| Can you turn it into a PDF? If not, email it to me and I'll do the conversion- scot@learnjazzpiano.com | |
![]() Thesaurus Of Scales And Melodic Patterns by Nicolas Slonimsky | |
| smg -- 02/10/2004, 08:56:20 -- #1076432180 | |
| Two kites,etc | |
| Scot,just posted two links on "LL"re-Jobim,this tune is one of many w/both PDF chart and audio.... | |
| Mike -- 02/13/2004, 01:20:49 -- #1051 | |
| I can not find the old forums on the main page of LJP alls I can find there is a way back here? | |
| albetan -- 02/13/2004, 05:23:38 -- #1058 | |
| Bookmark? | |
| Scot: what's function of "bookmark"? Thanks. | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| albetan -- 02/13/2004, 06:09:05 -- #1059 | |
| Revised lesson | |
| Hi Scot: Thanks for hosting my two new lessons in Albetan's Area. After reading your stuff about copyright laws, i have revised my article about Melodic Voicings. I have reduced examples and removed note for copyright owners. I'm sending it to you by mail. Please change it and upload this revised version. Thanks a lot. ALBERTO BETANCOURT | |
| Scot -- 02/13/2004, 07:47:29 -- #1069 | |
| Bookmark- bookmark your favorite rooms. Click it and find out :) | |
| albetan -- 02/13/2004, 08:10:17 -- #1076 | |
Thanks Scot for selecting my Albetan's Area into "bookmarks". That's a great honor! | |
101 Montunos Rebeca Mauleon-Santana Afro-Caribbean instruction | |
| Scot -- 02/13/2004, 08:47:55 -- #1083 | |
| Well, it's not quite the honor that you think :) All rooms on the system have the "bookmark" link. This allows people to create their own left menu of the rooms they enjoy visiting the most. Saves them time navigating the system to find their rooms. | |
| albetan -- 02/17/2004, 09:43:10 -- #1228 | |
| Something strange | |
| Hi Scot: Today i found something strange at "Albetan's Area" "file list". "sheet_music" dowloaded by "jumpercable2"... clicking in it appears a blank page. May you explain what is this? If it is a somebody's joke... please delete it. Thanks! ALBERTO | |
| albetan -- 02/17/2004, 16:22:28 -- #1259 | |
| Thanks Scot for cleaning my "area". | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| Whacky -- 02/19/2004, 20:14:05 -- #1387 | |
| huh?? | |
| I just replied to your post in which you mentioned "All The Sad You Men" I have no idea where it went or where your original post is??? | |
| Scot -- 02/19/2004, 21:04:20 -- #1388 | |
| That post was in the Music Industry room. Your post is not in there. I wonder what happened? Did you try to post there and you suddenly jumped to Scot's Studio? | |
| Whacky -- 02/20/2004, 04:34:46 -- #1394 | |
| sorry my last post was so abrubt...I had to leave in a hurry... anyway, it through me back to the "Lobby" and I had to log in again....time out? it was a fairly lengthy post... | |
![]() The Ultimate Jazz Fake Book | |
| smg -- 02/20/2004, 08:33:42 -- #1405 | |
| Hey thanks for the plug man.... | |
| 7 -- 02/20/2004, 11:22:45 -- #1426 | |
Why not include a "donations" box to your shopping cart area? In addition to selling your CD's and Forum Compilations, donations would help supplement your income and help to let you live the lifestyle you'd like to become accustomed to. (Let folks know that you're not embarassed by extremely large numbers - LOL) It would be easy to set up and perfectly logical. The great service provided here and pertinent information available more than warrants accepting donations from those who find this site useful. At almost two thousand accounts on the system, the law of averages says that there is a certain percentage of folks who would send you money just to wish you well. I know I would (if I had any). Think about it. 7 PS: On my T-shirt I want the old logo - this new logo is a little too unimaginative (sorry). | |
| Scot -- 02/20/2004, 11:31:15 -- #1428 | |
| Ok, I still have the old logo. When t-shirts come out, I'll have some with the old logo, and some with the new. Donations- I've thought about that, and paypal is really set up to do that easily. I've always figured that people would be more inclined to donate second hand by buying a CD they want, or a book. I might do the donate thing, though. Another idea I've been kicking around, and it wouldn't be hard to implement, is to set up something where people can put their own cd's up here for sale. I'd take a 15% "agent" fee. The shipping and such would be handled by whoever is selling the recording, and the money would be handled by PayPal. Reports of sales would go to me and the CD seller (and buyer of course). At the end of the month I'd transfer money into each person's paypal account. The only advantage of doing it this way is that LJP gets more traffic than most people's individual sites, so it's another way to get your product out there. Think anyone would go for that? | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| 7 -- 02/20/2004, 14:38:11 -- #1435 | |
As long as the seller keeps up his/her end of the bargain. Unscrupulous individuals might claim they have a CD to sell/send but once they've got the money it could vaporize. Which could leave you with a headache taking care of customers that had been ripped off. 7 | |
| Scot -- 02/20/2004, 16:01:53 -- #1441 | |
| Oh, but I would only do it with people like you and other posters that I feel are trustworthy enough (plus having a legally binding agreement form couldn't hurt :) | |
| Scot -- 02/29/2004, 00:52:53 -- #1459 | |
| Wynton | |
| Well, I just got home from a jam session. Seattle's Jay Thomas (old friend) was there, along with Chuck Israels (sp), and then guess who? Wynton Marsellis. He came in for some concert and a little bird told me about the jam. So that was pretty cool. April in Paris, This Song Is You, three or so blues, and we all made some great music. Of course there was a downside. All the yuppie assholes who showed up because they "wanted to be seen". Just like the old days! They screw up the show by yelling things they know nothing of, and acting like fools trying to be jazz lovers, and instead, they just turn out to be complete dumbasses. Regardless, they couldn't mess up how cool it was to play with those guys. | |
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| Scot -- 03/21/2004, 09:23:14 -- #1467 | |
| test | |
| Scot -- 03/21/2004, 13:38:21 -- #1472 | |
| test | |
| test | |
| tester -- 03/31/2004, 09:01:48 -- #1479 | |
| test | |
| test | |
| Monty Alexander Standards transcription collection | |
| Scot -- 02/22/2004, 11:35:30 -- #1517 | |
| My Dog | |
| Here's the lowdown. She has beat the odds and made some sort of miraculous recovery. She did in fact suffer acute kidney failure, but through the actions of the vet by keeping her on IV fluids for three days, and pushing drugs into her, the toxiin levels of her blood came down to survivable levels. Here's a picture of her: http://www.learnjazzpiano.com/citadel/scotcit.mv?screen=dochtml She has suffered kidney damage, no question about it. But at the same time, kidneys will adjust and given time she'll have blood toxin levels that are normal. Right now the creatine is still a bit high (should be 1.6, it's at about 2.3). The other levels (phosophorous was at over 1500 and now it's back down to double digits) are well within the "high" range. So, thanks to all for thinking about her! The beach is calling. I must take my dog. I made bargians with all the dog dieties out there. if I don't take her to the beach on a nice day, I will be stricken with kennel cough :) | |
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| 7 -- 02/22/2004, 15:53:49 -- #1519 | |
| Good news! Luck was with you! | |
| Whacky -- 02/22/2004, 19:53:40 -- #1530 | |
| she's a cutie! glad she's doing better:) | |
| Rick -- 02/23/2004, 03:12:30 -- #1554 | |
| Looks like a happy dog, good news Scot, dogs are great | |
| albetan -- 02/24/2004, 10:36:45 -- #1645 | |
| Thanks Scot for your quick uploading of my new lesson. Good luck and health for your loved dog. ALBERTO BETANCOURT | |
| smg -- 02/25/2004, 10:09:39 -- #1694 | |
| re-announcement 2/20 | |
| Hey scot,I just saw this so I figured I'd send you this,it's already over at "360" but now so far back I doubt anyone will see it- Message to all "visitors" I decided to name this room based on the idea of dealing with musical involvement in all its' aspects within the context of the forum itself.I'd like to invite anyone who wants to get info about improvisation,specific styles of jazz piano,voicings,melodic concepts,transcription, harmony,theory,composition,practice routines,online sources of educational materials,and related subjects to post here and I'll try to give as complete a response as possible when I can;and send you over to Scot,Barry,7,Ryan,Mike, Whacky,Albetan,et al for more info(or when I think you're asking about something they'd be better suited to reply to!) Anyways it'd be great if you could put this on a screen that people would see when they get to 360.Also,if the old stuff I posted re-the file "developing.." before I uploaded it could be deleted that'd be good but probably not necessary if it's a hassle. Sorry to hear about the Barcus-Berry..are you sure it's been stolen and not that either one of the other musicians picked it up thinking it was something else or maybe you forgot it and one of the people that works at the club put it aside for you....I'm waiting to see what's next re-Jon Moses(!!!)I wasn't sure how to deal with that "no hands" thing,did the best I could,maybe somebody else will get into it besides us....thanks again for the positive response to my files... see you on the forum etc... | |
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| smg -- 02/25/2004, 15:27:18 -- #1710 | |
| Thanks man,looks nice!!! | |
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| Ryan -- 02/25/2004, 19:02:18 -- #1714 | |
| Thanks | |
| Hey Scot, thanks for putting up the new front to my room! I'm having fun with all of this in case you haven't noticed :). -Ryan | |
| Rick -- 02/27/2004, 03:06:17 -- #1763 | |
| Compositions | |
| Not sure if this is the right room for this but... Is it possible to upload compositions written on Sibelius? I dont have access to a scanner so that could sort my problems | |
| Rick -- 02/27/2004, 03:14:13 -- #1764 | |
| Hi Scot, I tried to donate some money to LJP, but couldnt as amazon seem to only accept American Credit Cards (American Express, Visa etc)...I only have a British Solo, which is a debit card, do you have any ideas how I could donate using that? Rick | |
| albetan -- 02/27/2004, 06:18:36 -- #1773 | |
| Hi Scot: Thanks for your message about my salsa sample. Please correct your info about Latin Real Book. Pages: 48 That's a booklet! Really in my Latin Real Book i have 575 pages. | |
| Scot -- 02/27/2004, 09:37:37 -- #1783 | |
| Hmmm, I'll have to look at that. I have the book and it's more than 48 pages. Perhaps I have the link going to the wrong product. Thanks for the information. | |
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| Scot -- 02/27/2004, 09:38:45 -- #1785 | |
| Sibelius | |
| Hi Rick, With Sibelius all you have to do is save as a graphic/image file and it's good to go. I believe Sibelius will save it as a tiff file. It would be a good thing then to convert it to .gif to drastically reduce it's size. | |
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| Scot -- 02/27/2004, 09:39:55 -- #1786 | |
| Hi Rick, That's a good one- I will look into it. I never thought about that! | |
| albetan -- 02/29/2004, 07:44:45 -- #1901 | |
| Cool feature | |
| Hi Scot: Atach file is a cool feature! I downloaded Salsa Sample in threads. But i could not download files as .doc .rtf I downloaded .tif but image was not correct. | |
| Scot -- 02/29/2004, 09:39:00 -- #1908 | |
| Hi Albetan, .doc and .rtf are considered illegal because they could easily contain viruses and such. .pdf, html, text, etc, are the best ones. A .tif file is just an image file, so if it comes out wrong, you might have to adjust the settings in your web browser. | |
| Whacky -- 03/02/2004, 07:47:01 -- #1996 | |
| threaded forums | |
| Hi Scot, I know you're way too busy to deal with this now, but I'm wondering if there is a way to indicate which threads have new replies since my last visit? Like perhaps a heading color change or something like that? Just a thought... Thanks, Rick | |
| Scot -- 03/02/2004, 10:44:37 -- #2000 | |
| This is also on the list. It's not an easy one because there are databases to be created and all sorts of odd ways I need to update information in them... | |
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| Scot -- 03/03/2004, 13:57:34 -- #2041 | |
| To the Vets | |
| Hi guys, If all goes well, only a select few of you can see this message. Whacky, 7, Mike, Ryan, SMG, barry, and a handful of others. I made this group so we could make fun of people. No, no, not that... Remember when you want to leave a group message, you select it down below by teh "post message" button. | |
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| Rick -- 03/03/2004, 14:11:26 -- #2046 | |
| Lol! I want to make fun of Nor, I loved his posts | |
| Rick -- 03/03/2004, 14:18:28 -- #2048 | |
| oh man, I wish I took the time out to read things properly... Sorry folks, i apologise | |
| Scot -- 03/03/2004, 16:19:52 -- #2051 | |
| No one is going to know what you are talking about anyway :) | |
| Whacky -- 03/03/2004, 17:00:49 -- #2053 | |
| very cool! | |
| Ryan -- 03/03/2004, 17:20:29 -- #2055 | |
| Neat! I feel like I'm on a board of directors or something :) | |
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| Scot -- 03/03/2004, 19:00:17 -- #2057 | |
| It is a board of directors :) You guys let me know if I forgot to add anyone to the group that should be in it. | |
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| 7 -- 03/03/2004, 21:55:15 -- #2061 | |
| I'm out with the in crowd. I nominate Doug McKenzie and Sid Thomas to join the coven. What nefarious initiation rituals have you devised? 7 | |
| Scot -- 03/03/2004, 22:50:08 -- #2062 | |
| Remember to post it to the group! :) I moved the group drop down box so it will be easier to notice. | |
| Scot -- 03/03/2004, 22:50:31 -- #2063 | |
| Oh yeah, Doug M is already in the group- I'll put Sid in. Good choice. | |
| Mike -- 03/04/2004, 08:08:24 -- #2072 | |
| interesting. lol it took me a bit to figure out what was going on but I think I have it now. | |
| Mike -- 03/04/2004, 08:11:02 -- #2073 | |
| speaking of vets......... what happened to Nor anyways... he has not been around since the new format has he? | |
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| Mike -- 03/04/2004, 08:13:29 -- #2074 | |
| so 7 is afraid there might be initiations like frats at College have? I guess I am more optomistic, I am hoping there will parties like the Colorado Buffalos have. | |
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| Scot -- 03/04/2004, 08:45:27 -- #2075 | |
| I think there will be initiations at the parties. I sent Nor an email a couple weeks ago, but haven't heard anything. Maybe his local FBI picked up him for all the copyrighted material he had made available for download? I made it so certain rooms can be "group only". Enjoy The Piano Guild. | |
| Barry -- 03/04/2004, 10:50:08 -- #2088 | |
| Oooh the privilege - I've always wanted to be a VIP! Definitely second Sid's nomination. Perhaps you could let us know who's definitely in so we can find out if you've overlooked anyone else.... | |
| jmjelder -- 03/04/2004, 19:30:36 -- #2112 | |
| Scot, I downloaded both Bebop Bible vols. and could not unzip them. Got the same error message I got when I tried downloading them from the Russian site. Any suggestions? Thanks, Joe | |
| Scot -- 03/05/2004, 03:38:30 -- #2122 | |
| I always look at it this way. A 9th, 11th, 13th, 15th, etc, are all seventh chords, basically. 2, 4, and 6 would take the place of other notes.... So a C6 for me doesn't always include a G since I look at the 6th as a substitute for the 5th. Or something like that. | |
| andy -- 03/10/2004, 17:57:16 -- #2297 | |
| search LJP | |
| It's no big deal, but I was just wondering if there was any future plans to include a search feature on the new LJP forum like there was on the old one. You know, so that someone could enter a topic and find all the previous posts on that subject. Just a thought. andy | |
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| Scot -- 03/10/2004, 20:01:14 -- #2301 | |
| That's what the "search" box is for at the top right of the screen :) Search results display could use a little work because the content of a message is not displayed, but it does work. You jsut have to choose whether you want to search rooms messages, forum messages, files, or everything. | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| andy -- 03/11/2004, 17:17:27 -- #2392 | |
| thanks! | |
| 7 -- 03/15/2004, 10:06:39 -- #2502 | |
| "Keep as New" | |
| I find that I'll hit a post that I want to respond to, but not have enough time to write it out. Then when I do have time I can't remember where the heck it was on the site to get back to it. Could we have a little link that would flag for follow up? If you have time, of course. 7 | |
| Scot -- 03/15/2004, 18:39:20 -- #2518 | |
| What do you mean? Something that would make it so you come back to the room and new messages start on the last old one you viewed or something like that? | |
| 7 -- 03/15/2004, 23:11:58 -- #2521 | |
| What I mean is: Ex 1: You see a room that has both new messages and new files in it. You check out the messages, but don't check out the files (even though you'd like to later). Even though you didn't check out the files, they no longer show up on the Welcome Stats screen. Consequently "out of sight out of mind" Ex2: You read a message that you'd like to respond to, but don't have time. Since you've already visited that place it no longer shows up on the as a "new message" on the Welcome Stats screen. This site is so huge now it's often difficult to remember which room the message I wanted to respond to was in. With emails you can read a message, yet choose to "keep it as new". In other words, you can tell the system to mark it as "unread" (or "flag for follow-up" - whatever). If there was a flag like that here, I could read a message, mull over my response and then next time I log on it would still be on the Welcome Stats screen as a "new" or "unread" message. Which would make it a LOT easier to find. In any case, the new files shouldn't dissappear from the Welcome Stats screen just because I visited their associated room. Files should only dissappear from the Welcome Stats screen if I've actually visited the files section itself. Hopefully I've made myself clear this time. Sorry for any trouble. 7 | |
| Scot -- 03/16/2004, 00:08:30 -- #2523 | |
| Ok, I see now. The new/old flag for messages would be kind of difficult, or rather, space consuming to have something like that for every message for every room for every account on the system. However, I could do something where you could hit a link that says, "Reset new messages" so that when you click on it your new message counter is reset and the system takes you to the lobby or something. The files thing is totally doable. Don't know why I didn't think of it. To tell you the truth, the files thing already h as the database, I just need to make the system update it when file list is viewed instead of when the room is visited... In fact, think I'll do that right now :) | |
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| Scot -- 03/16/2004, 00:14:29 -- #2524 | |
| oops, spoke too soon. I'll need to do some db modifications to make it work. Right now there is just one date field covering messages, files, and everything else that comes up as new. | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| jmjelder -- 03/16/2004, 21:03:59 -- #2550 | |
| Scot, Never got an answer to this one. Anything new happening? jmjelder -- 03/04/2004, 19:30:36 -- #2112 Scot, I downloaded both Bebop Bible vols. and could not unzip them. Got the same error message I got when I tried downloading them from the Russian site. Any suggestions? Thanks, --------------------------------------- Also, since you are using the cookie system anything further on automatic log-ins for regulars? Thanks, Joe PS - I don't recall if I complimented you on the new site. If not, consider it done, a great job on a great site. Like desert, I save it for last when on the net, unless I'm short of time when it's first right after an e-mail check. | |
| Scot -- 03/17/2004, 03:13:47 -- #2559 | |
| Sorry- I must have missed the message. I didn't have a problem opening the zip files. What are you using for a zip manager? Try going here: http://www.ghisler.com/name.htm Download "Total Commander" It's the best thing you can do for windows since sliced bread- small, fast, and makes it very easy to manipulate your files. Unless you use a mac, of course. If not, get it and see if it can unzip. if not, give me your email and I'll work something out with you. | |
| Whacky -- 03/17/2004, 06:43:07 -- #2562 | |
| Total Commander looks cool...thanks! | |
| Barry -- 03/17/2004, 12:01:02 -- #2577 | |
| I downloaded the files and unzipped them OK but all I got was empty folders. Has anyone else had this problem or has anybody successfully downloaded the files? | |
| smg -- 03/17/2004, 13:27:14 -- #2582 | |
| Hey Scot! | |
| What's up man?I just uploaded a file but it doesn't want to download,can you investigate? | |
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| prado -- 03/18/2004, 05:04:40 -- #2611 | |
| The same goes for me. My zip (winzip for windows) software tells me archives are not OK (bad format or I don't remember what else). I tried total commander with the same results. Maybe they only work on Mac ? | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Barry -- 03/18/2004, 06:56:15 -- #2613 | |
| Well, I use a mac and had the problem I mentioned below if that helps... | |
| smg -- 03/18/2004, 14:44:18 -- #2645 | |
| #2 | |
| Hey man sorry about that,yesterday for some reason the new file I posted which downloads no problemo now wasn't,I re-checked it and everythings cool now....BTW I've been meaning to ask you about the old site files NorEddine Baha posted,the voicings,etc...are those still around?Probably they'd be good over here on the new site........ | |
| mixo -- 03/19/2004, 13:45:15 -- #2672 | |
| Hello Scott | |
| Just found your fabulous site- it's so refreshing.I'm slowly finding my way around & hope to share ideas. It's like finding an osasis in the desert.Thanks | |
| Scot -- 03/19/2004, 15:55:43 -- #2684 | |
| You guys are going to flip when you see how fast this system is compiled. I just finished compiling the main files, but I need to do the "screen" files too. The pages just appear- no waiting for code to be executed, it's almost instant :) | |
| albetan -- 03/19/2004, 17:01:04 -- #2685 | |
| I'm very happy | |
| I'm very happy with new LJP system... lots of fantastic features! | |
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| paranoid_freak -- 03/21/2004, 04:54:03 -- #2727 | |
| chords | |
| where can I go for chords? I dont know how to play a E or A... or any! | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Scot -- 03/21/2004, 08:53:45 -- #2733 | |
| Go to the "misc lessons" room and look at the files. There are some chord sheets there. You might want to take some theory lessons also. | |
| Scot -- 03/21/2004, 09:40:00 -- #2741 | |
| Personal Room | |
| Hi Doug, I saw all the midi files on your site. Would you care to have a personal room to upload them here and talk about how you decided to play them? | |
| Scot -- 03/21/2004, 19:42:48 -- #2751 | |
| Ah, I'm off to eat my birthday feast. Well, my birthday was on Friday but I was busy. Tonight it's a bbq rib eye steak, sauted onions, mushrooms, and asparagus (yeah, I know!), a little bit of kicking back, and a good Irish ale. Later I'll have chips and the home-made salsa that's congealing in the fridge. :) | |
| Whacky -- 03/21/2004, 20:02:04 -- #2754 | |
| Well happy birthday! Nothing like eating and drinking beer to make it happen! (You know we're all dying to know how old you are:) | |
| 7 -- 03/21/2004, 21:26:43 -- #2759 | |
| Congrats | |
| Scot, They say birthdays are good for your health - The more you have the longer you live. 7 I'm a March baby too. But only Barry knows when (sshhhhh). | |
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| dougmck -- 03/21/2004, 22:15:23 -- #2761 | |
| Thanks for the offer of a room! | |
| Hi Scot Thanks for the offer - I enjoy downloading stuff on this site. The other site that you visited was set up by Hans Spieker in Holland, who maintains it, keeps it up to date, and above all pays for it! I would not like to risk offending him by duplicating all the files on his site in another room. And I would have the heavy responsibility of maintaining a room of my own! However, I would like to continue to do as I have done yesterday - for files that are of particular interest to students, I would like to post them in one of the appropriate rooms here. For instance, I have been collecting ideas for classical pieces that have been, or could easily be adapted for jazz. I have played around with some of them, and would like to post them and / or start a discussion thread on the topic. Hope that this is OK. Doug P.S Have a happy birthday! | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Scot -- 03/22/2004, 04:01:39 -- #2768 | |
| Hi Doug, That's OK- I just wanted to let you know that you had the option of a room if you wanted it. I really enjoy your participation on this site, so thanks! Scot | |
| Scot -- 03/22/2004, 04:02:19 -- #2769 | |
| Well, I was born in the 1900's. | |
| albetan -- 03/22/2004, 07:15:51 -- #2779 | |
| Oh! you are from past century! I wish success, healt and prosperity in your new year. | |
| Scot -- 03/22/2004, 09:08:28 -- #2785 | |
| Well, most of us are from the past century :) Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes. My post-birthday wish is that my head would stop ringing. Oh but I do enjoy that Tequila... | |
| 7 -- 03/22/2004, 13:01:46 -- #2793 | |
| "Just Friends" analysis | |
I wanted to add an nice edited version of my "Just Friends" analysis to the "Just Friends" room, but I can't find the threaded forum that was in the old Monthly Standard section. There were a couple of boo-boos typos in the first analysis, that were followed by corrections in separate posts. I would like to clean this all up nice and shiny, for everyone's benefit. Where can I find it? Thanks, 7 | |
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| smg -- 03/22/2004, 15:47:07 -- #2795 | |
| Happy B-day man!!(belated) | |
| hey Scot,here's a good idea for post-Bday chillin'..click on that link I just posted and listen to "Melotone",a great version of it.... | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Scot -- 03/22/2004, 16:08:08 -- #2796 | |
| There is no threaded forum- I made a room for each tune. That way the discussions can be localized to a particular tune allowing for people to talk about each tune any time they want. I'll check out that tune! | |
| 7 -- 03/23/2004, 00:04:57 -- #2804 | |
| Scot, Just in case you were talking to *me* saying "There is no threaded forum- I made a room for each tune. That way the discussions can be localized to a particular tune allowing for people to talk about each tune any time they want." I'm talking about the OLD "comments" forum that went along with the OLD monthly standards. I wanted to copy and edit some material that I had posted there, but I can't find it anymore. Please 7 | |
| Scot -- 03/23/2004, 08:02:55 -- #2815 | |
| Go here: http://www.learnjazzpiano.com/monthly/forum_monthly.mv Don't make this link public, no sense in confusing people :) | |
| Whacky -- 03/23/2004, 11:26:05 -- #2827 | |
| Now that was blazing! Very fast! | |
| Scot -- 03/31/2004, 12:50:04 -- #3107 | |
| Monty | |
| Oh yeah, I'm going down to Seattle in a few hours to watch Monty Alexander with his jamaican jazz troupe. Should be pretty cool! I'll give you guys a report. | |
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| ClosetBlues -- 03/31/2004, 13:49:22 -- #3111 | |
| I'm jealous. Here in Little Rock the jazziest thing they have is a picture of President Clinton playing his sax with the caption "Carry On Our Wayward Son". Pretty cool. I just wish he'd come back here a play it so we'd have some live jazz for a change. | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Peteboypete -- 03/31/2004, 15:16:08 -- #3112 | |
| Jazzman Clinton | |
| I heard a short recording of Clinton playing in a jam session in Europe. I was surprised at how good he actually was. I don't remember the tune, but it was some standard. He sounded quite nice, I thought. Peter (born in, but quickly left Arkansas) | |
| Scot -- 04/01/2004, 00:27:28 -- #3125 | |
| Monty | |
| I am SO FROGGIN' STOKED! It's not even funny. Monty did everything tonight that I love about his playing, and not only did he do it, but it was right on. I mean, they were on fire tonight. It sure didn't hurt that the crowd was into it from the first note. He opened with Funji Mama, played Never Let Me Go, did his cowboy thing, did a lot of Jamaican folk stuff (banana boat, linstead market, etc). His encore presentations were as long as the "legit" set. Not only that, I have a pretty good bootleg of the thing :) Now I have enough inspiration to last until the end of July when I hit the Centrum jazz camp/festival. Wish all you guys and gals could have been there- it was definitely something. I'll be mastering the set into wav files and then mp3's that I'll upload to alt.binaries.sounds.mp3.jazz (or whatever it is) in the coming weeks. I'll let you know when I do- worth the download! | |
| 7 -- 04/05/2004, 15:59:18 -- #3294 | |
| weblog and profile tags in Dear Auntie room | |
| Could you please take the profile and weblog flags off of the names in the Dear Auntie room? One of the best things about that room was the anonymity. Without the anonymity some people might not want to play. Thanks! 7 | |
| auntie -- 04/05/2004, 16:18:10 -- #3296 | |
| Make birthdate optional in the profile | |
| Dearest Scot, Could you please make the birthdate OPTIONAL in the user profiles? Auntie doesn't want everyone to know her age. I knew you'd understand. Hugs and Kisses, Auntie | |
| Scot -- 04/05/2004, 19:28:10 -- #3300 | |
| No prob | |
| Ok, I fixed the weblog and profile in alias style rooms. On the birthdate, I've put it on the list. | |
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| David -- 04/13/2004, 08:32:44 -- #3485 | |
| Block Chords | |
| SCOT...WHERE IS THE BEST PLACE TO START A THREAD ON BLOCK CHORDS OR FOUR-NOTE SCALES ETC? IN JAZZ PIANO THE BOOK BY MARK LEVINE THE SUBJECT OF BLOCK CHORDS IS COVERED IN SO MUCH DETAIL IT HARD TO SIFT IT DOWN TO THE ESSENTIALS. PLEASE RECOMMEND A ROOM FOR THIS AND OTHER TOPICS FROM THIS BOOK. THANKS, NEW KID ON THE BLOCK.. DAVID | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Scot -- 04/13/2004, 09:38:35 -- #3489 | |
| Hi David, There are numerous threads about block chords in the Lobby forum. Just do forum search (top right of the screen) and search for "block". You'll find what you're looking for. | |
| albetan -- 04/13/2004, 15:28:27 -- #3496 | |
| For David's blocks | |
| Hello David: In "Albetan's area" you will find some stuff about blocks. Search in "files": Melodic voicings 2, 3, 4. Scales in blocks. Good luck. | |
| Whacky -- 04/13/2004, 21:41:53 -- #3498 | |
| and stop YELLING :) | |
| Scot -- 04/17/2004, 21:52:22 -- #3576 | |
| Sorry I've been somewhat absent for a little while. Last week one of my clients literally died- massive heart attack, ripped the sucker right apart from what I hear. Oh, I don't know the guy, never met him, he lives on the other coast, but it's a shame none the less. The problem for me is that the work I did for him and his company was over 50% of my monthly income, so I'm kind of stressed right now trying to figure out how I'm going to keep up with things like house payments and such. So I'm doing a lot of coding on other projects to make an attempt at putting some products out for resale. We'll see what happens... Also trying to do the hustle again for more gigs, but my town is pretty sparse for gigs, so I might have to go back to Seattle. Kind of sucks down there, but there's a LOT of work if you know how to get it. Ok, that's my gripe for the day :) | |
| Whacky -- 04/17/2004, 22:42:18 -- #3578 | |
| I'm glad I'm not the only one griping :) They say when one door closes, another always opens up...keep your eyes and ears peeled... I'm tired of living like PP (purist pauper)...I'm actually thinking of quitting everything I do for the summer and taking a stab at real estate investing...pretty risky, but what the hell...if I can make a go of it, maybe I could afford that grand piano I've always wanted... now...my mind changes about as often as I need to buy toilet paper...so I'm probably just griping:) we'll see...I wish I owned some property in Seattle! | |
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| apurudy -- 04/19/2004, 05:40:27 -- #3611 | |
| unzip bebop bible from Russia | |
| Hi Scot I’ve downloaded the bebop bible from Russia , but can’t unzip the files by “ normal “ unzip programm Help I appreciate any help Best wishes Rudy | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| apurudy -- 04/19/2004, 05:40:29 -- #3612 | |
| unzip bebop bible from Russia | |
| Hi Scot I’ve downloaded the bebop bible from Russia , but can’t unzip the files by “ normal “ unzip programm Help I appreciate any help Best wishes Rudy | |
| Scot -- 04/19/2004, 10:23:54 -- #3617 | |
| I'm sorry, I can't help with that. Those files were not supposed to be public- they are copyrighted. Did you find them using the "file search" utility? | |
| Scot -- 04/21/2004, 10:56:22 -- #3701 | |
| Woo Hoo! | |
| Ok folks, I just had a first last night. I run a jam session on Tuesdays and it's a blast. I couldn't find a bass player who would do it last night (it only pays $60 a head) and I was talking to a buddy who plays guitar who had an idea... So last night was the FIRST, but definitely not the last, gig I have EVER played on a Hammond B3! Very very sweet. To hell with bass players- when I have full harmonic control, man not only does it swing, but I was able to pull out harmonic stuff that I've only been able to do solo piano. So we had organ, guitar, and drums, and that made for a really nice trio. I think I'll experiment with it for a while :) Plus, playing around with an organ all night just leaves the door open to all sorts of jokes, and you don't even have to think about them. "Folks, I would appreciate it if you wouldn't keep on staring at my great big organ." | |
| albetan -- 04/21/2004, 15:00:24 -- #3716 | |
| Hammond player | |
| Hi Scot: Avoid troubles with bass players, practising bass pedalboard in your old B3. That's a nice instrument for jazz as Jimmy Smith, Shirley Scot, Earl Grandt, Jacky Davis.... I like to play jazz in Hammond. Good luck in your new gig. | |
| Whacky -- 04/21/2004, 17:40:06 -- #3728 | |
| I have a carnal attraction to that beast! Was it yours? was it the house organ? were you walking pedals or kickin bass with LH? I heard if you use your left hand it feels like someone else is doing it (couldn't resist) | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| Scot -- 04/22/2004, 10:19:13 -- #3784 | |
| :) It wasn't mine- the local jazz guitar pro (he's actually REALLY good- http://www.nicholashoffman.com) has a B3 and hires organ players for his gigs. I was just tapping the foot pedals while playing the bass part in my left hand. My grandma had an old Wulitzer organ with pedals for a while and I used to mess around with it, but I'm not at the point where I can walk with my feet. If I could, I probably would have a B3 (or electronic equivalent :) and use that on gigs all the time! | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| smg -- 04/22/2004, 12:51:37 -- #3793 | |
| hey Scot,have you checked out what's online re-using the pedals?A while back I found this site that had a lot of great info,just tried to find it again...if you do a google you'll find this-http://www.jwolf.com/iajo/iajo.htm and a lot more......the one I found had blues lines notated for the pedals... | |
| 7 -- 04/23/2004, 12:34:04 -- #3845 | |
| RE: Bass pedals They can really tire your leg out if you're attempting to play real bass lines with them instead of simply stating the root. I saw a guy in Zurich that had a special chair made with a springy thingy to hold his left leg up. The tension on the spring was perfectly adjusted so the he expended the minimum amount of effort to get to the bass pedals and so avoided those horrible leg cramps you can get by playing bass pedals all night long. Pretty clever guy! And a damn good player too! 7 | |
| smg -- 04/26/2004, 07:58:42 -- #3877 | |
| Hey Scot,I'm trying to upload a file; I keep getting "upload successful" but no file appears,I either get blank screen or "this page cannot be found".....?? | |
| Scot -- 04/26/2004, 12:01:36 -- #3897 | |
| Where are you doing the file upload, and what is the filename? I'll take a look. | |
| smg -- 04/26/2004, 12:17:18 -- #3902 | |
| It's over there,it's the same file I posted a few weeks ago re-McCoy,just took it down to put the copyright on it and since then haven't been able to get it back up-if you want to check it out,it's just there called #3..I'll re-title it again if it can be opened....let me know..BTW how goes it re-organ playing?I forgot to hip you to the Larry Goldings stuff over at keyboard online(archives).....you check out what I was talking about last week? | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| smg -- 04/27/2004, 07:19:13 -- #3924 | |
| I just read over what I posted yesterday and realized it was a little vague,by "there" I meant 360-the last message I was using to let you know that the file,which I 'd deleted when I saw it wasn't opening(or showing up)had been re-uploaded...this AM,thinking that maybe the problem was with the floppy disc itself,I transferred it to a new one,but still no luck..anyways now it's there called"here"..let me know what happens,I'll be online most of the day....you can send me an e-mail if you want or just put something here like yesterday.... | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| smg -- 04/27/2004, 14:52:48 -- #3928 | |
| The file is still attached to the thread on Lobby Lounge "savage" started about McCoy if that'll help you in getting it back up at 360....... | |
| kevinbrazil -- 05/01/2004, 14:22:37 -- #4033 | |
| what Real Book | |
| Hi I am a jazz piano beginner, learing by the ABRSM new jazz syllabus. I was recommended to get a real book to learn some standars which will enable me to play with a group, as well as practice, learn chord changes etc. What one should I buy??? I don't have a clue! Preferably it should be available in the Uk and Ireland. Also what is the difference between a real book and a fake book? Oh ,this site is THE BEST!!! It is a real help to me. Thanks Caoimhín | |
| Rick -- 05/02/2004, 02:28:50 -- #4043 | |
| The New Real Book One is the best place to start. A real book is the name for the legal version- the "fake books" were called fake books because they were illegal (and had many mistakes in). So don't worry about the name :-) | |
| Scot -- 05/02/2004, 12:48:58 -- #4057 | |
| Hi- I've been so busy that I haven't had a chance to really do anything about your file yet. Sorry about that! It's fairly stressful right now for me as pretty much all my forms of income just dried up, apart from the paltry sum that music pays so LJP has kind of gone on the back burner while I try to drum up some new business. I'll leave a note to myself to look at your file thing in the next day or so. Sorry for the delay- Scot | |
| smg -- 05/03/2004, 08:41:36 -- #4094 | |
| No problem,man...noticed you weren't around much last week.....hope things move back into a more solid area of stability for you ASAP..no stranger to this kind of BS.....main thing-don't let it mess w/your musical involvement,even if you can't spend the same amont of time sitting at the piano while you deal with this as you had been before it hit,still keep that committment going.....it's easy to freak out when this happens and the main result is that,by the time you do hook something up,your chops are down..re-the file..let me know if I should just re-upload it....no stress | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| smg -- 05/17/2004, 14:43:59 -- #4357 | |
| Hey I noticed you were here once last week..hope things are cool re-situation..when you get a chance to look at the BS with 360 re-file;probably it's just temporarily blocked because nothing I tried to upload would open.... | |
| Chick Corea: 150 pages of Transcriptions | |
| smg -- 05/26/2004, 08:50:37 -- #4604 | |
| Hey man..see you've been around a little lately..any progess re-capacity to upload at 360 degrees?Hope things are working out.... | |
| rafa -- 06/04/2004, 08:15:40 -- #4766 | |
| diminished chords | |
| Hi, can sombody tell me how disposing diminished chords,(open), whit any avaylable tension?.Thanks from spain. Rafa. | |
| albetan -- 06/04/2004, 10:10:17 -- #4770 | |
| Hi Rafa: Please go to search engine (upwards at right corner) and look for "harmonic voicings", selecting "files". | |
| Beverly Redding -- 06/07/2004, 12:31:01 -- #4806 | |
| Please delete the room Singer/Musician | |
| Scot, I am a professional singer, worked with Brubeck,Jerry Goldsmith, Disney, etc. and currently have a new jazz album. My older albums are at amazon.com having been rereleased--- another one will be available 6/22/04 "The Primitive and the Passionate" for Warner.I'm "Tiki" on that one---show biz!! I created the above room as I have "The Redding Academy of the Vocal Arts" for professional singers and those that want to be, although I am very active as a live entertainer and recording artist as well. I was new to the forum and now I know how the room should be handled. More "to the point and less words" as "instant clarification" can be enthusiastic and inpirational too. we females can get a bit "wordy", so I "got it" as to how you like the forum to be--hey, it's your show!Should be!!You do it great! I really want this to be a good room, and I can help a lot of singer,musicians, but you would need to tell me where it should go. Jeff Brent and I are friends and he said I should ask you to delete the room and you can tell me where the room should go. You do a fab job, by the way,so you have a fan. Beverly Redding r | |
| Beverly Redding -- 06/07/2004, 13:14:59 -- #4808 | |
| Wrote to Scot | |
| Jeff, You can read what I wrote to Scot regarding the deletion of Singer/Musician room as I didn't make it private. Hope it gets handled as it could be so good--if in the right place and enough input. I think I know how to get that now, and can write more like you(my teacher)to the point---- and clearly and fewer words the better---- as long as inpiration and enthusiam are present in the text. Hey, it's learning----from whoever is the teacher and perceiving who that teacher is---- of the moment----- because of the love of one's art----coming first. Now is the time to get this room right as later I won't have as much input--my own music is accelerating fast, but hey, with us communicating about the coaching(I have a fool proof system--so help me)you can help a lot of people too and would be great at it. I anylyzed my own gifts, put it in simplified, quick, and easily absorbed visual form, so that it "hits the mark" and cannot miss--- if someone has a good voice to start with--If they don't--I don't care that much---"waste of time". I plan to syndicate "The Redding Academy of the Vocal Arts". Now I only will coach in LA and Palm Springs as financially this area is too "depressed" to make it worth my while. I sing too well to give it priority now, so will train others. Love that live audience!!! As you know , my heart is into getting into "Producing" and have to have everything work to that ---for the benefit of everyone involved, including me. I won't let anything stop my goals from reaching the goal line---and way past it!!! As you said"wasted time". I make it point to never linger past the lesson once all has been absorbed and ---nothing new possible--- from whatever source. I said "I do" to the music and it is, and will remain, my first love. of course, it is embodied in humans--so I love the ones where that exists----more than anything or anyone else,as for me, that's right! It's who I was intended to be! Hope you are doing great!! I always picture you working on that wonderful music of yours and hope the muse is ever faithful to you as it is to me.Of course it is!!!!!!!And will always be!!!! Randa told me you are tying the knot in Jan. Bev. | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| smg -- 07/07/2004, 07:05:35 -- #5476 | |
| checking in... | |
| Hey man,how goes it?I never seem to be loggged in when you are....... How've things been going?You back for a while this time?Let me know whats'up...... | |
| Chick Corea: 150 pages of Transcriptions | |
| Scot -- 07/08/2004, 16:34:25 -- #5504 | |
| Hi- Well, I check in two or three times a week, add a little bit where I can, but it's hard to get really into it. In another month or two my situation might be back to where I can spend some time enhancing this system again. Actually, it's been good to just see it go without me doing anything to it- it's actually pretty strong. Anyway, been working on other scripts that are starting to pay off a bit more, so hopefully soon I can get some stuff done here! Just between you and me, I'm also working on a jazz piano technique book. Lots of books on theory and such, but not a lot of books devoted to simply developing technique while at the same time training hands to "feel" jazz chords and intervals. I think it will be pretty cool :) | |
| Barry -- 07/10/2004, 09:25:14 -- #5547 | |
| Hi Scot Following a post in the LL, I decided to have a go at kickstarting the monthly standard thing again and have suggested 'How High The Moon' as this months standard. If it's alright with you, could you please create the relevant room in the monthly standard section. I don't know what you think about this, but I'm prepared to moderate the monthly standard room - i.e. selecting the tunes, deciding when to move on to the next one and giving people feedback and so on. Of course, if you would like to do this yourself, then that's fine. I only suggested me doing this as that room seems to have gone a bit stagnant recently. I'm hoping that the new site has attracted enough peopl to make a success of that section.Let me know if this is Ok. I don't want to tread on any toes.... Barry | |
| comrade c -- 07/10/2004, 20:19:31 -- #5572 | |
| marc seales | |
| wow. I just read your bio again and read that you studied with marc seales. I was watching a vid of him playing that umm... what's it called? Something organ. It was basically promo for that organ at a conference. It slipped my mind though. Guy is a BEAST. incredible player. that's all. just thought i'd drop a line and say hi:) | |
| Scot -- 07/11/2004, 11:49:56 -- #5592 | |
| Yeah, Marc can really play. You ought to look around for his new CD- the first one he's done where it's all his own stuff. I just had some beers with him last night. He's a really chill kind of guy and always shows a lot of interest in what I'm doing (actually comes to some of my gigs). I used to be frightened of him- he was my mentor in jazz piano- but now we have kind of a mutual respect for each other's playing. Not to say I don't get anything out of those sessions we do at his house where we play four hand piano and stuff! Yep, Marc can play the strings off a piano. He had a masters in classical music, by the way, that certainly helped his jazz chops, you know? | |
| smg -- 07/16/2004, 11:49:18 -- #5806 | |
| hey Scot thanks for getting back to me;just relocated from Mass. to Bay area,still not unpacked yet...That book idea sounds like one I'd be interested in taking a look at..re-360 degrees-whenever man;I've got a couple of other new ones besides the McCoy file... | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| comrade c -- 07/20/2004, 04:24:14 -- #5888 | |
| wow. i didn't know i had to come into your room to get private mesasges:) still learning how to use this new format. i remembered a couple days ago the thing i was talking about was a 'diversi organ'. Beastish. damnnn 4hands nice:) i had a REAL nice setup before 2 pianos 4 hands in my old house but little/no people to play with, and at that time i was just begining to delve into the world of jazz. beginging to realize more and more each day how much classical music has helped with my studies in the world of jazz. solid foundation for sure. That's awesome that he's interested in your progress/ideas etc and that there's so much mutual respect. Guy sound VERY chill. His new cd what kind of setting is it? trio? He playing acoustic piano? damn. i'm curious to hear you play live:D | |
| Chick Corea: 150 pages of Transcriptions | |
| femi -- 07/23/2004, 02:45:27 -- #5981 | |
| reharmonization | |
| hi scot i'm looking for links to more lessons on chord reharmonization.what is the difference between chord voicing and reharmonization.thanks femi | |
| Scot -- 07/23/2004, 10:44:01 -- #5989 | |
| Chord voicing is how a chord is built. For example, a C chord is: C E G An inversion of that same chord is: E G C So a good voicing for an F7 might be: Eb G A D (with an F in the bass/left hand). Reharmonization is the act of substituing chords, basically. A simple example is this- you have a 2-5-1 chord (Dm, G7, C) It's called 2 5 1 because we are in the key of C, and the 2 chord is Dm, the 5 chord is G7, and the 1 chord is C. If I wanted to do a simple reharmonization of it I could do this: Dm Db7 C The Db7 chord acts in the same way as the G7 chord, serves the same purpose, but is a different chord. So I just reharmonized. Please go to the Lessons hall and Personal Rooms halls because there are a LOT of lessons, articles, and other files in there that will help you figure this stuff out. | |
| sebos -- 07/24/2004, 18:10:35 -- #6028 | |
| Bebop Bible | |
| Hi scot, You mentionned it quite a few times, I wonder if you are still looking for it? If so and if it's a book by a guy named Les Wise, then I have it (got it from emule) If not, just forgot this post and have a good day :) Seb. | |
| Scot -- 07/24/2004, 21:00:11 -- #6030 | |
| Thanks, Seb, I think I alread have it. But, if you have a digital copy and feel like sending it over to scot "at" learnjazzpiano "dot" com, I wouldn't mind taking a look at it :) | |
| smg -- 07/26/2004, 17:50:30 -- #6073 | |
| femi re-substitution theory | |
| There's a file dealing with this over at 360 degrees........... | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| erigane -- 08/16/2004, 08:37:33 -- #6542 | |
| "smile" | |
| Scot, Would be so kind to let me know the changes for "Smile". A transcription of the midi file you uploaded (or a part of it) would be welcomed,'cause when I open the file in Sonar or Cakewalk it´s hard to visualize LH and RH lines clearly,at least to me as a beginner. I am afraid your answer will be "then transcribe it", I hope not!! Rgds Eduardo | |
| Chick Corea: 150 pages of Transcriptions | |
| Scot -- 08/22/2004, 15:03:02 -- #6645 | |
| New access level for you | |
| Hi, Some of the "vets" of LJP have suggested that you be included in a private group. I agreed with them because you obviously know what you are talking about and have contributed some great stuff to LJP. So, welcome to the group. You'll notice a new room in the Root hall called "The Piano Guild". This is a room that only a few people have access to (about 10). Scot | |
| sebos -- 08/27/2004, 00:48:24 -- #6756 | |
| Graphics | |
| Hi Scot, Would it be possible that we could post graphic so that they appear in the message? It would be very convenient when we want to share musical ideas. I know it exists on some other forums but don't know if your system can handle this? Have a nice day :) Seb. | |
| Scot -- 08/27/2004, 07:41:18 -- #6768 | |
| I'd like to do that, but I haven't figured out how to manage image sizes. If someone posts a HUGE image, then the whole look of things will be messed up. Let me think about it... | |
| sebos -- 08/28/2004, 01:26:11 -- #6795 | |
| Ok, maybe we could be very very nice kids and promise to only post written music, in little black and white gifs :-) | |
| Berujomii -- 08/28/2004, 17:29:22 -- #6802 | |
| Hey Scot, it's me, Berujomii | |
| Still working on Edgekeep? One thought - you might try a telnet bbs, there are still some citadel boards left, thus the look and feel will be the same as when Edgekeep still existed. Email me, if you want: johngardner@nocharge.com | |
| The Piano Styles of Dr. John - 2-DVD Set: An Intimate Session With Mac Rebennack (Dr. John) | |
| Scot -- 08/28/2004, 18:04:30 -- #6804 | |
| Well, I actually don't want it to be like the old system. I want a more visual experience with the same general organizational concept, such as this current Citadel system is. As for working on it, I haven't even started the RPG plugins because they are going to be rather time consuming and there are a lot of other things that need to be done first- things that will help pay the bills :) As soon as I'm not losing money every month I will have some time to work on hobby stuff. | |
| Chick Corea: 150 pages of Transcriptions | |
| Berujomii -- 08/29/2004, 13:03:52 -- #6808 | |
| The Others from Edgekeep | |
| Got anybody's email address from Edgekeep? I'm curious if it costs anything to have a telnet bbs. I actually played for an entire year last year with friends. I took a wizard up to level 20 actually. In a regular game AD&D you must absolutely have fighters in the party or you're screwed. You need a thief too, but I don't like to play them either. | |
| Scot -- 08/30/2004, 18:47:06 -- #6819 | |
| I haven't kept in touch with anyone from the old BBS for a few years. But they are easy to find if you go on RPG forums out there and ask. To have a telnet BBS you'd need to have a website and have telnet access so you can install one of those BBS's. Then you'd have to modify a few settings in teh cgi-bin (possibly create an http.conf file or something) and then it would run. I'm sure any of the unix/telnet cits out there have explicit instructions on how to get one up and running on a web site. | |
| Berujomii -- 09/01/2004, 19:11:40 -- #6868 | |
| Instadeth Skull | |
| If the game does begin again, may I play Berujomii again? The Instadeth Skull should be easy to obtain, considering that the 666th level of the Abyss belongs to Kali, actually. Had I the Legends and Lore book back then, I would have recovered the skull after it was stolen by Taselholf | |