Stage 5 | Lesson: 48 | Step 8 – (repertoire) Listening will always remain one of the MOST crucial components to ensuring your playing continues to make progress. The better you get the MORE you should be listening.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 48 | Step 5 – (repertoire) What better way to practice the pop/rock genre than with a classic Beatles tune. This tune is perfect to help you feel the rock groove and practice the sub-divided 16th note feel when playing.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 8 – (repertoire) Trane changes can be reharmed even in a simple 2-5 which is exactly what you will be doing in this step. Sometime you’ll need or want to shorten the reharm to just two measures.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 9 – (repertoire) A lot goes into a performance besides just the physical act of pressing notes. A huge component is your mental control and mindset. This step will work on specific nuances of the mind as the relate to your playing.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 6 – (repertoire) To capture the straight feel groove, you will simply want to practice a bunch of tunes using this style. Because it is a modern style there are not “classics” written for this particular style.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 7 – (repertoire) Here we take a closer look at the R & B tune “Just The Two of Us” to learn for our R & B style. This is a classic R & B tune that’s fantastic and fun to play.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 10 – (repertoire)
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 10 – (repertoire) Once you get to a certain level you will be able to absorb information and apply it to your playing to create a more specific sound that you’re looking for. This step will talk more about this.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 8 – (repertoire) Here is a variation of the New Orleans Street Beat.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 48 | Step 8 – (repertoire) Listening will always remain one of the MOST crucial components to ensuring your playing continues to make progress. The better you get the MORE you should be listening.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 48 | Step 5 – (repertoire) What better way to practice the pop/rock genre than with a classic Beatles tune. This tune is perfect to help you feel the rock groove and practice the sub-divided 16th note feel when playing.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 8 – (repertoire) Trane changes can be reharmed even in a simple 2-5 which is exactly what you will be doing in this step. Sometime you’ll need or want to shorten the reharm to just two measures.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 9 – (repertoire) A lot goes into a performance besides just the physical act of pressing notes. A huge component is your mental control and mindset. This step will work on specific nuances of the mind as the relate to your playing.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 6 – (repertoire) To capture the straight feel groove, you will simply want to practice a bunch of tunes using this style. Because it is a modern style there are not “classics” written for this particular style.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 7 – (repertoire) Here we take a closer look at the R & B tune “Just The Two of Us” to learn for our R & B style. This is a classic R & B tune that’s fantastic and fun to play.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 10 – (repertoire)
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 10 – (repertoire) Once you get to a certain level you will be able to absorb information and apply it to your playing to create a more specific sound that you’re looking for. This step will talk more about this.
Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 8 – (repertoire) Here is a variation of the New Orleans Street Beat.
