Learn to Improvise With Melodic Cells 🎶🚀
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Learn to Improvise With Melodic Cells 🎶🚀
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I remember my teacher in high school showed me this same exercise, and then I heard Chris Potter speak about it in a master class not too long after. And I think when they speak about Brecker practicing out of a phonebook or from license plates and stuff it was essentially this concept. He would take a phone number, play whatever pattern it represented diatonically and put it through this system.
Wow you must’ve had one heck of a highschool teacher! Such a great experience/story. I had a similar experience when I met Kenny Garrett in college. He talked a bit with us but most of what he did was play. I feel like I learned this via osmosis through him. This exercise changed my life!
@@SaxophoneSteveKortyka yeah my saxophone teacher in high school was Steve Coleman actually, JK, haha, but no he was a pretty hip teacher and it was also a good performing arts school that I went to. I never went pro although I probably could have. I still enjoy watching you and the other hep cats on YT. You and Matt Marantz are my favorite “millennial” saxophone players. I went to uni with Matt and he talked about Chris Cheek a lot, and I can hear a lot of Seamus in your playing. Keep up the great work!
@@itisonlythemusic2394 haha yeah I hear that. Matt is great, definitely one of my favorites as well! Well, thanks for checking this out I really appreciate it :)
@@itisonlythemusic2394 Bro, Im so blown away by Steve Coleman and his M-Base pathways. That dude might actually be the Allan Holdsworth of the Saxophone. He just hits different and you NEVER know where hes going to hit you from. :)
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Just found you, thank you so much!
My pleasure, CAT - feel free to reach out about any questions you might have :)
Really cool, gonna do this
One of my favorite exercises to play!
Wow, the very first exercise in half steps is a verbatim excerpt of the 'treasure chest theme' from Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. So much jazz influence in those scores. Thanks for this great video!
Whoa cool! I just listened to it - sounds very very similar!! VGM is amazing 🙌
awesome. thanks.
Thanks for watching 🙏🏼
Hi, I play guitar. Are these methods written for C instruments?
Hi - yes they are 👍🏼 the class has demonstrations of each written out in the key of concert Bb
This is a lot like the Root Progression Exercise by Alvin Batoste.
Yeah - very similar concept except you're playing ideas based off every division of the octave. For me practicing this way made learning things in all 12 keys more fun :)
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You can send me an email at stevekortyka@gmail.com
1:35 You should practice with metronome
Why?