As a self-taught pianist, I used to think this way, but once I learned a little theory I realized I was never so repetitive and imitative of what had been done for centuries as when I didn't know what was out there. If you don't learn what's been done you usually reinvent the wheel.
@@UnfamiliarPlace you may feel stuck now but there is more learn that will free you up more❤️ are you familiar with Barry Harris method of piano? Lincoln has great videos on it with him! Check it out, really helped broaden my ear
And if you operate outside the world of theory, you’ll sound like a four year old banging on the piano in the church basement. And certainly, one may have good grammar and poor eloquence. But no one who is eloquent has poor grammar.
You know they say jazz music picked up where classical music left off(; loved this lesson thank you
Looking forward to part iii
This is a very fascinating lesson.
If you’re operating in the world of theory at all times, you will never sound inspired.
They are more like guidelines
As a self-taught pianist, I used to think this way, but once I learned a little theory I realized I was never so repetitive and imitative of what had been done for centuries as when I didn't know what was out there. If you don't learn what's been done you usually reinvent the wheel.
@@UnfamiliarPlace you may feel stuck now but there is more learn that will free you up more❤️ are you familiar with Barry Harris method of piano? Lincoln has great videos on it with him! Check it out, really helped broaden my ear
And if you operate outside the world of theory, you’ll sound like a four year old banging on the piano in the church basement.
And certainly, one may have good grammar and poor eloquence. But no one who is eloquent has poor grammar.