According to the book, coffee, tea and chocolate are the Devil!
This is a confusing question to ask. Eventually a musician doesn’t rely on scales for his/her improvisational purposes. So how do they manage to express their improv so well when they solo? I’ve practiced all modes in major, harmonic minor, melodic minor, pentatonic major/minor, diminished, whole tone, chromatic, bebop, blues,etc and every time I listen to a real jazz musician they seem to nail everything and manage to make it sound musicially. My querstion is how?
He’s brought material out in the UK but it has never charted.
Anybody know any really great slow blues piano players or songs?
If so did you see the crowd surfer get dropped during the last (devour) and were you in the pit with me?
I am older and I want more of a style-jazz song.
Stuff like Ride of the Valkyries I like haha! But I would prefer some more relaxing things. I’ve got all the usual rock/hip hop/pop and whatever on my iPod but I want some relaxing classical pieces as well.
I saw it on a show on skyarts called “A Journey Through American Music: Travelling Blues”. Its by an english artist. Cant seem to find the documentary anywhere anymore and I would like to find the track because I thought it was fantastic.
I need to know the genres for classical music, please. Music from, like, the 1600’s or 1700’s. I know I don’t have them perfectly correct but I was just trying to make sure you know I don’t mean classical as in contemporary music. Thanks.
It can be any of:
Latino Jazz
Spanish Jazz
Trumpet Jazz
Saxophone jazz
Or any other interesting/nice/relaxing/happy/mood lifting jazz.
All comments are appreciated. Thank you.