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going to https://learnjazzpiano.com brings up a wordpress page that you can't do anything with.

i got here through the back door (via a cache).

this sucks ...

by 7 on 07/09/2009, 08:47

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same here...what's going on?

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by GS_Jon on 07/09/2009, 10:20

my 2c:

1. get a gig. if not possible, find a way to play regularly with other people in a rehearsal situation.

2. record yourself playing. listen to is, and work out where it needs improving. post yourself on youtube.

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by g on 07/10/2009, 01:06

hmmmmmm....

maybe somebody hacked something?

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by Scott34 on 07/09/2009, 11:54

practice the 7 systems. play the same tune entirley in each system , then one bar each, then morph from one to another when it's appropriate. also develop a set of "designer voicings" for every possible melody note in the soprano voice.

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by Jazz+ on 07/16/2009, 23:53

i'm having the same problem. it is learnjazzpiano.com without the www. it doesnt matter if i type in the www.learnjazzpiano.com url - it resets to the address without the www.

what's going on?

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by Glanddoc on 07/09/2009, 22:43

i think jazz+ is referring to mark levine�s 7 voicing systems, taught in "the jazz piano book" and used in a very clear way on the aebersold cd "the magic of miles" (a transcription is available).

stacks of thirds
stacks of fourths
stacks of fifths ("kenny barron" voicings)
"so what" chords (and inversions of them)
left-hand voicings with octave+fifth or octave+third in right hand
upper structure triads (often combined with left-hand voicings)
drop 2 block chords

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by savage on 07/17/2009, 06:23

some sob hacked ljp. luckily the word press page took precedence over the page they put on my site. have no idea how it happened, but i'll figure it out. luckily they didn't hack the forum, but somehow they deleted my index.mvc page. have to ask the server guys if they know something.

If I'm not back in 24 hours, call the president.

Scot is available for skype jazz piano lessons (and google hangouts, phone call, etc...)
Use the contact link at the top of the page.

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by Scot Ranney on 07/09/2009, 23:12

now with the heat we got in the south spain i play my whole standard repertoire in bossa ,salsa ,mambo etc.styles and discovering ''fresh'' (to myself)sound and expression .
and tonite im gonna see jerry lee lewis so i will have broken nail or two by tomorrow nite.

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by ado on 07/18/2009, 09:11

oy...it looks like fatal error owns you. google learnjazzpiano.com and you'll see. fortunately, the site is still accessible from google's sublinks.

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by GS_Jon on 07/20/2009, 09:47

what are the 7 systems?

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by charliehornsby on 07/21/2009, 16:35

stuff like this shows you why you should never make your passwords on forums the same as your email passwords.

hm

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by hepcatmonk on 07/21/2009, 12:55

i'm trying to track down what happened. i know there were some files placed on the site, php files, with known security risks. there was a possible problem with how uploads are dealt with, not sure, but it's been dealt with. hopefully this won't happen again!

If I'm not back in 24 hours, call the president.

Scot is available for skype jazz piano lessons (and google hangouts, phone call, etc...)
Use the contact link at the top of the page.

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by Scot Ranney on 07/21/2009, 15:03

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by GS_Jon on 07/09/2009, 10:20

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by GS_Jon on 07/09/2009, 10:20

by g on 07/10/2009, 01:06

by Scott34 on 07/09/2009, 11:54

by Jazz+ on 07/16/2009, 23:53

by Glanddoc on 07/09/2009, 22:43

by savage on 07/17/2009, 06:23

by Scot Ranney on 07/09/2009, 23:12

by ado on 07/18/2009, 09:11

by GS_Jon on 07/20/2009, 09:47

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by hepcatmonk on 07/21/2009, 12:55

by Scot Ranney on 07/21/2009, 15:03

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