[sf]Hey Guys- Does anyone know of any jazz piano teachers in miami florida ???? if you do please contact me at johi_kronfle@hotmail.com THANK YOU !!! ...
Hola jhonanttan, Definitivamente has venido al lugar correcto... puedes revisar los diferentes "rooms" que hay aqui. Te recomiendo los de A...
[sf]hola neseito saber un poco mas de lo que es la jazz< los acordes su armonia y todo oo que refiera al jazz y latin jazz...
JMdeeray: I cant recall the last time I saw a 4736251 progression, especially on that was diatonic. Just worry about all the ways you can substitute a 3625...
JMDERAY: I wouldnt worry about whats right or wrong too much, it can start to hinder your music making, especially when youre doing all that counting and ...
....please read my previous post (just after that one) before reading this ....As I made a mistake, writing it ... ...... My problem comes when ...
Hi Everyone, (excuse my English if I make mistakes, as I'm french) I'm a "rookie" in Jazz, playing "sounds" on my piano, ...
lol Well, it seems like the scale used as the BASIS of a song is quite innefective But it is a nice melodic capacity as a subdominant of G minor or E...
or C min blues/dim half/whole extravaganza:)...
I would call it "C dorian #4". But your moniker "C funky" works for me too.
When you improvise with G harmonic scale against C bass, you are working in C11 chord. Gm/C = C11. For more info see file "Extended chords" at ...
Here's a question In the manner that modes are notes of the same major scale with different tonal centers I had a thought, that might not be new B...
Well first of all, don't bang:) Secondly, there was a heated debate here a few months ago regarding touch...poke around a bit and you may find it...
How may I get a good chord tone...my arms and hands seem so light I cannot sink the keys unless I bang. There must be an exercise out there that will help ...
Hi John: See files these files at Albetan's Area: "Solo Piano: Peformance of jazz lead sheets" "Beginning scales, chords, modes and arpe...
hey i barely joined. oh right now i'm taking piano classes myself but i'm still a biginer.you know my favorite instrument is the drums but lately piano has...
What a mighty work of art! This Stride number is one of Fats' masterpieces. Everyone should hear THIS! once in their life. Click on "list fi...
The best place to post queries like this is Scot's studio as Scot runs the site and is more likely to see the message there. Don't worry though, I will le...
I bought the $7.+ compilation but did not get it. How do i download the compilation of forums from 2001-2002 I don't know If i have put this in right ...
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