| LearnJazzPiano.com archives: Softly... | |
| bodebam -- 12/13/2004, 07:21:30 -- #9640 | |
| scot w p | |
| please i want you to give some applications of the following polychords: 9th, 11th, 13th both sharpened and flattened also the use or applications of super imposed chords. thanks , bodebam | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| Whacky -- 12/13/2004, 11:54:30 -- #9650 | |
| hmmm...is this your homework assignment? If so, you need to do the work so you'll learn from it:) | |
| Scot -- 12/20/2004, 18:43:27 -- #9822 | |
| I don't know any applications of those polychords. What's a polychord? :) | |
| Whacky -- 12/22/2004, 07:59:25 -- #9834 | |
| I'll ask Basil Faulty | |
| Scot -- 12/28/2004, 00:49:41 -- #9922 | |
| I already did, but he said the car was in the garage and wouldn't be ready before tea-time. | |
| Twilight -- 01/25/2005, 22:05:16 -- #10717 | |
| bach is great for fingering too btw, well, especially for holding notes while switching fingers... | |
| The Monty Alexander transcription collection: originals, calypso, etc... | |
| chuenseng -- 02/23/2005, 12:29:39 -- #11515 | |
| pointers | |
| i'm new to these... and i would like to know where should i start... what should i learn for basics coz i don't understand wat is said in the basic section... thnx | |
| The Ultimate >Jazz Fake Book: extremely useful! | |
| brent1 -- 04/02/2005, 12:10:55 -- #12394 | |
| trailors | |
| in the song softly, how do u stretch from b to g octave plus and make it sound smooth if u can't stretch that far, if your right hand is busy? quickly? | |
| Whacky -- 04/02/2005, 12:42:58 -- #12395 | |
| you can roll it (arpeggiate it) if you have to... | |
| julim -- 06/10/2005, 13:48:12 -- #14863 | |
| thanks | |
| i love yr chords, i really hope to become a star through yr outrearch.may GOD bless you real good. | |
| ZOEGIRL -- 11/14/2005, 22:28:14 -- #21031 | |
| Gregg Karukas | |
| Any lead sheet with Gregg's music? | |
| jmkarns -- 03/15/2006, 15:33:47 -- #25225 | |
| John Lewis Version | |
| I have a 'Modern Jazz Quartet' recording of this song that is yet another take on how beautiful such a simple chart can be. | |
| The Monty Alexander transcription collection: originals, calypso, etc... | |
| pianoworld -- 04/08/2008, 18:44:35 -- #41044 | |
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| joanmca -- 05/31/2008, 17:09:04 -- #41551 | |
| thank you, thank you | |
| I am grateful that you wrote this section. It is probably greedy, but more like this would be wonderful. I'm relatively new to the piano, but was taking group piano lessons from a teacher who played jazz piano. I wasn't approaching a new song in the step by stop approach that you suggest. Now I will. The midi links are also very useful. | |
| Jebmusic -- 07/05/2008, 07:33:40 -- #41921 | |
| This is a great lesson. Lot's of good information here to work with. OUt of curiosity, what are youre views on writing down these sorts of exercises? I have found it helpful to write them out at the different stages and then maybe even write out variations on them, but I have come across people that are strongly opposed to it. Any thoughts? | |
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