Jerry Bergonzi - Improvising With Triad Pairs 1

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  • Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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    Description: In part one (1 of 2) of this "Improvising With Triad Pairs" jazz lesson series, legendary saxophonist Jerry Bergonzi breaks down his exciting approach to improvisation using hexatonic scales. With the accompaniment of Andy LaVerne, Jerry brings you through the many harmonic options at your disposal, so you can use these concepts effectively in your solos. If you want to take your improvisations to fresh and interesting places, this triad pairs masterclass series is for you. NOTE: There is an optional PDF which includes the embedded notation and charts seen in both videos from this series. It does not include the transcriptions of Jerry's improvisations.
    Topics Covered: Jazz, improvisation, triad pairs, hexatonic scales, major triads, minor triads, triads a whole step apart, applying hexatonics to different chord types and changes, triads a half step apart, etc.
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Комментарии • 16

  • @walkingbassline
    @walkingbassline 5 лет назад +29

    Best master class I’ve ever attended was by Bergonzi. He played sax, piano and drums had amazing anecdotes and was clear and precise in his explanation of improvisational concept plus he came to the clinic prepared with a plan, something very rare in jazz education.

    • @lawrenceconnell7750
      @lawrenceconnell7750 5 лет назад +1

      walkingbassline sounds like he comes with theoretical nonsense. Where is the creativity, the artistry? Obviously a phenomenal saxophonist. I’m just looking for something worth listening to.

    • @TheBalloonBob
      @TheBalloonBob 5 лет назад +17

      @@lawrenceconnell7750 come on man, this is an exercise/concept, no one is suggesting that you only play this stuff on the gig. Listen to whatever you want but don't try to ruin it for everyone else who came here to learn something.

    • @BrunoNeureiter
      @BrunoNeureiter 3 года назад +1

      @@TheBalloonBob He made a good point though

    • @georgechristiansen6785
      @georgechristiansen6785 Год назад

      @@BrunoNeureiter No he didn't.
      Instructional info doesn't require artistry.

    • @BrunoNeureiter
      @BrunoNeureiter Год назад

      @@georgechristiansen6785 Maybe I replied to the wrong comment. I don't remember watching this video but I put a like. So maybe a meant to reply to Lawrence.

  • @leventopoulos
    @leventopoulos 5 лет назад +15

    one of the greatest teachers ever

  • @wayneandrus240
    @wayneandrus240 Год назад

    this man is a very knowledgeable artist!! This information that he demonstrates is way ahead of my knowledge and skill but I love it just the same. Some day I hope to understand some of it.

  • @jazzycammy
    @jazzycammy 5 лет назад +8

    No idea what he's talking about but it sounds cool!

  • @robertosozio3425
    @robertosozio3425 5 лет назад +1

    Nice lession,

  • @luvidfrankkelyslinares1551
    @luvidfrankkelyslinares1551 2 года назад

    what a beautiful sound master it is marvelous

  • @saxfish
    @saxfish 5 лет назад +1

    < ! So Good to see Jerry Bergonzi around ¡ haPPyLiFe guys ¡

  • @19tet
    @19tet 3 года назад +1

    this guy freaked me out the first time! LOL

  • @iiXchan
    @iiXchan 3 года назад

    abt 2 edit this into an ad for "chewing 5 gum" pdf.

  • @UandMisterG
    @UandMisterG 4 года назад

    Is the idéal is to improvize a half step under thé tonic from V7?
    F# on G7 ?

  • @raefblack7906
    @raefblack7906 4 года назад +1

    1:39