The 5 words that transformed my solos
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I had a similar epiphany at a recent lesson with a new teacher. I was lamenting my inability to memorize tunes and asking for his advice and he plainly said “it’s all about the number of reps”. He pointed out that I had probably played a given tune 10-20 times and it still wasn’t sticking but that to really memorize something you need to play through it far more times (far more times than you typically have played when you think you “have it” initially). This has helped me a lot!
"don't play the butter notes"
Jeff, this is valuable advice. When I was much, much younger and learning to play the clarinet from the Gustav Langenus book I read this very same advice…don’t think of anything as hard but as something that requires more study and practice. Thank you for injecting some sanity into the study of music.
Thanks so much for this!
Jeff, You're obviously a highly articulate and well-spoken man. I'd really like to know what words in Middlemarch you didn't know. And I admire your determination to learn what they meant, but . . . chatgpt?
I tried to guess the five words before the video started. Mine was, “Only play what you hear.” 😆
"The band played wrong chords".
50% of the time it works every time.
It's not hard, it's unfamiliar. Awesome pedagocical approach!
great approach there, thanks. applies to my keyboard learning super well. but i'm getting more familiar by the day, i'm spending so much time with it it'll soon be like family.
Excellent advice. Great examples. Thank you.
Thank you for your clarity Jeff..!!!
Great advice.
Really appreciate it
EXCELLENT!!!!!!!! Thank you!
This is a great analogy ! I had exactly the same epiphany. Reading an Oscar Wilde novel, same era . Did the same thing and saw it in my music studies from the Omni book. It gave me a bit more hope of progression through the Omni book. Of course it’s also great to have new vocab in with music or discussion..
You know what you're talking about, this can be applyed everywhere and puts everything around us at very basic primary level the least understandable and overcomeable👍
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Totally. I opened a secret door recently, as well; please consider & comment. Fast, complex solos can be learned more easily as groups of phrases if we consider that the big challenges are the rhythm and dynamics-- not pitch. There are few if any more complex rhythms than the spoken word. Try this: take any "hard" 4 bar musical phrase in a solo and speak each note with a lyric, no pitch, as if it were a sentence. It takes time, but coming up with a sentence or two that matches the number of notes (one note per syllable), rhythm and dynamics is not hard. Now you know the structure. Adding the pitch is easy.
Always eat the butter, man
Wise words of affirmation!
The background music although a bit wallpaper sounding (to me) the chord progression seemed to be quite quirky and unexpected? What’s going on there? 🙏❤️😊
“Out of tune? No, microtonal”
In tune C#?
chatgpt lies to you. don't use it for learning. for creative pursuits it can be ok.
When he said he was using chatgpt to explain entire passages I was like 🤣🤣🤣🤣
chatgpt and other "AI" programs are absolutely terrible for creative pursuits, since "AI" "art" is just a fancy form of theft