Theory in Practice Series Introduction: Duet with John Goldsby

[@felipecornejo426]

wow! that duet was amazing!

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

Thanks Felipe! Hope all is well with you.

[@mosilflutil10]

Very cool, thanks for sharing this.

[@paolofuriomarasso4226]

WE WANT MORE :-) One of the best class ever! Thanks!

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

Thanks, Paulo. I'm hoping to do one of these every year. Time will tell. :)

[@bassicbass]

Cool and interesting video to see what happens in a musicans mind during playing.

[@eltonho09]

Wow. Great teaching video with all the details and clarity of a whole jazz duet performance. Thank you, professor.

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

You are most welcome! Be sure to download the transcription if it is of interest: 2014.chrisfitzgeraldmusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Bye-Bye-Blackbird-Transcription-v1.4.pdf

[@gabalbass]

Thanks Chris, very useful!

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@cpaterso28]

Your singing is fine - actually quite good. rough edged, but hip. good video. Thanks!

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

That's something no one has ever told me before....thanks! :)

[@hhohn]

Excellent playing as always, Mr. Fitzgerald. I very much like this new spin-off. The material is invaluable to me. I've become a much better bassist because of your shared knowledge.
Curious why Mr. Seaton was sitting in detention? Did he arrive late to class?

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

Thank you! About Lynn Seaton: I think he played a duo with Rufus Reid either before or after John and I played. :)

[@hhohn]

You keep great company.

[@chrisfitzgerald8356]

hhohn I am often very fortunate in this regard! For years I have sat on the edge of the stage when Rufus, Lynn, and John were playing, soaking in their vibe and stealing everything I could get my ears on. All are great teachers and role models. :)