How Balinese Kecak & Ravel's 'Bolero' influenced Jim's arranging style 

The great composer/trombonist Jacob Garchik shared this video with me, in which you can hear McCoy Tyner using the ‘Bolero’ technique in an improvised solo around :35 seconds in: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-k_AQeXp1-i0.html

BEST NICHE CHANNEL EVER!

Infectious enthusiasm. Even if it's just by osmosis-this stuff is technically well beyond me-I know I'm getting something good. Thank you.

The part about Balinese Kecak was fascinating and Jim McNeely seems like a really cool person! Seems awesome to have him as a teacher

jim mcneely is awesome. so is brian krock!

Didn't know about the Balinese Keca. Now I see where Mr Bungle got it from for Goodbye Sober Day!

Thanks. Another inspiring video.

Great Video!

Fantastic niche content, as always :D

niche is only way. :D Great vid

fantastic video! fits my niche exactly :-)

I guess the audio on Jim's Zoom is a half step lower?

hey helo