The Serious Jazz Practice Book
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- This is a great book by guitarist Barry Finnerty
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The guitar is a Godin Multiac Grand Concert SA
I create the sustained chords using a SuperEgo pedal 
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Your reviews of books is SO helpful. For students like myself who are not anywhere near your level, to be able to see what you find interesting and useful, and then watch you play, is invaluable to any aspiring musician. Great educating as usual. Thank you Mikko!!!
Thanks 😃
thank you for going through this book and playing examples of it makes you want to get it now even more I have heard about it for years.
the quote on the website says it all: "the book i've been waiting for!" -Randy Brecker [ ! ]
It's a great book!!!
Excellent book! Highly recommended!!!!
Thanks for this Mikko 😎
Thx ! Very helpful .
Hope you will do volume 2 !
I'm on it
The term woodshedding started when Charlie Parker went to the woodshed at the back of his house for some serious practice after an early humiliating experience with a band.
Damn! I just happened to have a copy!
those "beginnings" practices with added chrom tone is much more difficult in practice...still if you just pick one favourite patern...after a while we will find out that doing just that we will get used to also pretty soon...maybe it is more about being aware of the possibilitie's that are there and being able to choose the most interesting ones...I admit that doing them all is usefull depending also what the level is you are...
Just ordered it, got sin3 time next couple go months I’ll check it out.
Some time*
Time to sin..
Cracking. (No change there then). 👍
Thanks Mikko ~ If you have the time would you take a look at reviewing Georges Van Eps : ‘Harmonic Mechanisms’ ~
Need to lock myself in shed, now. 🎸
what about "Patterns for Jazz" by Coker et al?
Would you recommend this book for a bass guitar player that wants to improve their bass clef reading? I guess what I'm asking is does it have bass clef notation? I know I should be able to transpose but I want to also have bass clef for my beginner reading skills. Thanks, love the review!
This book uses treble clef. I don't think there is a treble clef version
when you do decide to swith position? otherwise it could be endless
I don't think about positions really. I just try to get from point A to B somehow. It's going to be different for every key. I try to find a way that makes sense