So much more interesting and full of possibilities than diatonic (is that the right term?). I have always dreamed of keyless music. Your explanation is super. Fascinating stuff.
Exactly - keyless music! It goes back to the 20th century classical composers, like Shostakovich, Stravinsky, and Schoenberg. The jazz developed in that direction too.
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I'm an upright player, but i found this very neat...definitely a tough tune at tempo
A fun challenge, and luckily the chords sound great when played slowly too. Good luck with your playing :)
"Taking what you've learned already, and embracing that for the moment." That's a nice observation!
I'm glad you picked up on this - it's very important!
love it! I miss Wayne so much. I can tell you love his music!
Yes indeed!
Embracing what you can do! Great advice. I'm learning this tune. I'm not a professional so my bar is low. I enjoy your version so much!
Thanks and yes, definitely put these ideas into practice. Have fun!
So much more interesting and full of possibilities than diatonic (is that the right term?). I have always dreamed of keyless music. Your explanation is super. Fascinating stuff.
Exactly - keyless music! It goes back to the 20th century classical composers, like Shostakovich, Stravinsky, and Schoenberg. The jazz developed in that direction too.
Thank you for sharing your approach on this wonderful and complex tune.
Hi Zack - it's such a great tune to play once we dig beneath the surface. Have fun :)
I love how you break it down for us. Makes it more enjoyable.
Enjoyable for me too!
Dear Ron - what a brilliant video, thanks so much and fabulous playing too.
Another amazing performance Ron.
Thanks Blake - thanks for watching and I hope you're having a great weekend :)
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