Teodorom Jazz And Theory Mentoring |
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Oct 24 2012, 12:00 PM
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I will prepare the transposition for you if it's something you would like to use! Yes, please ! |
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Oct 27 2012, 04:48 PM |
Yes, please ! Sounds good! Give me a few hours and I will post it transposed to a different key! -------------------- |
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Oct 27 2012, 10:00 PM
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I tried to play your "Funk Rythms", and I'm having difficulties.
My coordination amonf left and right hands is far to be perfect, so that I play when i should stay muted. Furthermore my brain responds in too much retard. If your purpose was to ask me to QUOTE learn how to play on, behind and ahead of the beat can I propose a different exercise ?It has also the metronome in "2&4". I have to admit that prior to trying your "Funk Rythms" and learning how to move always the right hand up and down that exercise was much more difficult to me: I tried it this evening and the results were not so discouraging. Tomorrow I shall record it so that you will be the judge. Thanks Teodoro Marinucci
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Charlestons.mp3 ( 7.35MB )
Number of downloads: 113
Charlestons.pdf ( 585.94K ) Number of downloads: 387 |
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Nov 1 2012, 05:09 PM
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It takes some time to get your hands in sync! Just practice it a slower tempo and you will get it! It might take some time but the results will be worth it! I am not sure what did you posted? Is it the exercise you would like to work on? Let me know! P.S. Looking forward to hear your take!! Here are my (poor) attempts to show you how I can play ahead, on , after the beat. It's an old exercise and has an old story. At this point I would like to state the methodology to adopt in our interaction. Give me please assignments that (given my level, that you have now understood) could be completed in one week, so that we can have some synchronization day (preferably monday). I guess I could show something on your "Funk Rythms" in three weeks and I feel depressed if I'm asked to stay on the same exercise for a so long time. Thanks Teodoro Marinucci
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Charlestons.8.mp3 ( 517.26K )
Number of downloads: 91
Charlestons.7.mp3 ( 566.16K ) Number of downloads: 100 Charlestons.6.mp3 ( 530.43K ) Number of downloads: 94 Charlestons.5.mp3 ( 513.31K ) Number of downloads: 89 Charlestons.4.mp3 ( 520.64K ) Number of downloads: 89 Charlestons.3.mp3 ( 503.01K ) Number of downloads: 89 Charlestons.2.mp3 ( 533.08K ) Number of downloads: 93 Charlestons.1.mp3 ( 501.34K ) Number of downloads: 88 |
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Nov 2 2012, 07:25 AM |
Here are my (poor) attempts to show you how I can play ahead, on , after the beat. It's an old exercise and has an old story. At this point I would like to state the methodology to adopt in our interaction. Give me please assignments that (given my level, that you have now understood) could be completed in one week, so that we can have some synchronization day (preferably monday). I guess I could show something on your "Funk Rythms" in three weeks and I feel depressed if I'm asked to stay on the same exercise for a so long time. Thanks Teodoro Marinucci I undertand! So how about every Monday I will be giving you new assignments? I will try to do my best and get you something that you can finish in a week! But I would like you to continue funk rhythms as well! I have a very cool assignment for you https://www.guitarmasterclass.net/ls/5-Styles-Lead/ It has 5 styles lads in it I would like you to concentrate on the last one it is in a style of jazz and has some interesting phrasings Let me know if you like it and we can analyze the chord progression together and I will explain what I have played and why I chose those notes! I will also cut the backing track for you so you can continue jamming over it! Let me know what do you think! P.S. You did well on the funk rhythms I will listen to them closely and will give you a detailed suggestions about each take in a few hours! -------------------- |
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