May Lesson with Tony -- Autumn Leaves and more
hey y'all,
hey y'all,
Every now and then, we talk about the use of vibes outside the context of jazz.
I just became aware yesterday that this track, which includes the first recorded tracks I did with Miss Magnolia (my Deagan Imperial), was released a few years ago. They had asked for a “vintage sound”, so my thought was to go with her, some old Albright mallets, and a pair of tube based mics.
I want to do more of this. :)
A great tune by one of my favourite composers and player Horace Silver, took me a few weeks to get this to an acceptable level. Hope you like it , working on a solo..
My version of this great tune We played this at our recent workshop performance. Still a bit to do but enjoyed learning it, I also added some harmony lines. Comments welcome
Here are some linear musings on the great bebop classic, OLEO.
This is a rough take of an arrangement I have been working on. I was inspired by some of the things David Friedman was doing in his Cmi version going to major in bar 7.
-Tristan
Some personal little extras.
I was talking with Becky a few days ago and our conversation turned to practice technique. I have talked about my 37 and 38 note practice routine, but never really documented it, so I thought this would be a good opportunity, just in case anyone was interested.
Hello all,
Just a quick lesson on ending ballads (or any tune, really). I demonstrate a few different options for the final chords on a ballad so you don't always have to end on 1 or the b2. Let me know if there are any questions!