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Jazz Chord Improvisation Lesson with Martin Taylor Martin Taylor has been teaching fingerstyle guitar online at ArtistWorks since 2010. Check out this free lesson where Martin breaks down how to improvise over jazz chords. For beginners, this exercise is a great way to try out improvisation and practice playing a clean solo without too many notes to ...
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Pianist Willie Pickens, a fixture on Chicago's jazz scene, dies at 86 He mentored other musicians, like the night pianist Judy Roberts had trouble hitting the right chords in "Killer Joe" at the Jazz Showcase. Roberts said that when she spotted Mr. Pickens in the audience, "I yelled out, 'Willie, help me play this!' Willie got up, and he ran over, and he was hitting my leg on the ...
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The Sleigher: DC Improvisers Collective, 'Mall Santa's on Break' The conventional definition of "free jazz" is that it's jazz played without a predetermined set of chord changes. Pre- or not, the DCIC seems awfully determined not to change chords at all. It never wavers from G major, a bright, happy tonality that reinforces the kicky mood of the tune. (Soloists imply some ...
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Don Pullen On Piano Jazz Pianist Don Pullen (1941–1995) was known for his melodic brilliance, swirling chords and glissandos; his kinetic, cascading piano attack could ignite any band. He gained his first experiences playing African-American church music and R&B, and his career took off when he joined Charles Mingus' band ...
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The Hitchhiker's Guide to Yin And Yang: Raise The Alarm EP by Summer Eyes He describes Ben's use of jazz chords and movements as one of his favorite parts of the Summer Eyes songs. Additionally use of the studio to create the perfect 'painting' of their songs is a highlight for Mustin. It certainly shows on the EP. It seems that to me a yin of sneaky jazz, reinforced pop drumming ...
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Weekly Workout: Using Horizontal Harmonies to Express Chord Changes Guide tones are fundamental chord tones. In folk music, that usually means the root, third, or fifth; in jazz and other styles, the seventh is considered a guide tone as well. These tones are typically placed on the strong beats of each measure. The guide tones in Ex. 2a are taken directly from Ex. 1's melody ...
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Karyn Ann: 'Be Still' [Song Premiere] My producer Mark Bowden got really excited, demonstrating where the progression I wrote could translate into jazz chords. Then my friends from The Colin Trio [including Colin Hogan on Hammond organ and Brian Link on bass] came in and gave it this full-band feel. They understood exactly what we ...
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Hiromi & Edmar Castañeda: Live in Montreal — 'high-energy performance' The opener sets the scene with a flourish of ripples, deft chords and a move into Latin jazz, funk and swing. Hiromi's waltz lullaby "Moonlight Sunshine" shimmers and tinkles before finally resolving with a warm bath cadence. And there is a light-hearted cover of John Williams' "Cantina Band", from the ...
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Live Report: Jazz Jantar in Gdansk While a lot of hip-hop influenced jazz has musicians improvising over head-nodding 4/4 grooves and relatively simple chord sequences, Selébeyone is all about bringing together cutting edge contemporary composition with underground hip-hop. So we get HPrizm and Gaston Bandimic rapping over ...
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Report: Violinist Tessa Lark in the Phillips Collection's Sunday Music Concert Series During the second of three long movements, a clever touch in the piano part that sounds like complex jazz chords slowly rising out of the bottom of the keyboard eventually sets up a series of higher, more complicated intervals in "double-stops" or simultaneously played notes in the violin. Lark's notable ...
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Hogan Jazz Archive curator honored with Louis Armstrong portrait To commemorate the retirement of Bruce Raeburn (left), director of special collections and curator of the Hogan Jazz Archive, Carolyn Vance Smith (right) donated ... The work features vibrant imagery, including Armstrong Park's overarching gates, sheet music displaying the chord progression to "What A ...
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Christian Scott And Vic Mensa Open Up About Their Powerful New Collab, 'Freedom Is A Word' I feel that the improvisation move, the freedom that he was talking about, the endless possibilities of jazz, they make sense with hip-hop to me too because it's like jazz. I know it has some structural rules and shit that I can't really see and that I don't know the chord structures well enough, but you can ...
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Binker & Moses Captivate With Calypso-Influenced Improv At Helsinki's We Jazz Binker & Moses Captivate With Calypso-Influenced Improv At Helsinki's We Jazz ... of grandeur for a performance by Maria Faust's Sacrum Facere, a horn-led octet whose contrapuntally rich, deeply melancholic sound, often inspired by the sometimes harrowing tales of her native Estonia, strikes a chord.
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Kamasi Washington channels a shared energy at Marathon Music Works Once the first piano chords were struck on the vigorous opening track, "Change of the Guard," the air in the venue immediately changed from a placid ... As his last note shimmered away into the air, it was as if the two hours of authoritative jazz music I witnessed provided a more apparent affinity for not ...
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Behind the Curtain with Grover Jackson of the Jackson Guitars Empire Jackson could rip out a blues riff or lay down the hippest jazz chords you ever heard. He knew how the fingers had to feel flying over a fretboard and he was tuned into the way a guitar needed to sound, playing some chugging rhythm groove and then cascading off into some burning solo meant to set the ...
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