Just yesterday I was researching Bach's teaching methods and found that he would assign a Chorale to his students and write out for them a Bassline to the Melody. This way they would only have to supply the "Inner Voices" of Alto and Tenor. Very similar to what you are doing here.
Very interesting but you can hardly hear the bass, either you pump the middle range of the double bass or maybe use an electric bass sound because your comping makes no sense by itself cause I don't ear the bass. To me it makes sense because I know the song and I'm aware of the subject but for someone's introduction it's harder to make sense of it. What's with the abrupt ending in mid sentence ?
This is one of the best jazz piano lessons I've ever witnessed. So smart
Thanks Glenn
Excellent tip! Thank you Glenn!
Awesome ideas Glenn thanks so much!
Just yesterday I was researching Bach's teaching methods and found that he would assign a Chorale to his students and write out for them a Bassline to the Melody. This way they would only have to supply the "Inner Voices" of Alto and Tenor. Very similar to what you are doing here.
Great ideas! It's hard to make a complete sonic sense of this technique in the clip, since the bass is not loud enough .
3 minutes into the video he still hasn't explained what the word comping means...
Very interesting but you can hardly hear the bass, either you pump the middle range of the double bass or maybe use an electric bass sound because your comping makes no sense by itself cause I don't ear the bass. To me it makes sense because I know the song and I'm aware of the subject but for someone's introduction it's harder to make sense of it. What's with the abrupt ending in mid sentence ?
Totally confusing.