Learning Jazz Language Episode 6: Sam Dillon

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20 сен 2023

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Комментарии : 11

@davidtardio9804 Год назад

Really enjoyed this. He’s a very eloquent speaker and has definitely given me some things to think about

@noahtruth6554 Год назад

I understand his concept. It's going to take me some time to apply it. I'm learning on my own with no background in music other than listening. I know basic theory and Sam's advice helps me understand that it's okay to learn with my ears first then later I can figure out the theory behind what I'm trying to play. I'm slow starting to realize that my ears and fingers pick this stuff up quicker than the brain.

@Belas_Photography Год назад

Very useful and fun! @15:00, I really appreciated how Sam stressed using the blues to practice and develop vocabulary.

@TheDave292 Год назад

I just ’stumbled’ onto your episode on Donna Lee. My guitar teacher keeps quoting this tune and I was not as familiar as I am now…thanks to your very clear forensic analysis; thanks very much and looking forward to other Great American Standards! As a guitarist what I’ve found is that many music students attempt to solo based on either a favorite artist, a jazz performance and/or a transcription of some classic jazz piece. What they don’t seem to do is play the melody to death just as the earlier jazz musicians had to do nightly, to earn a living. As soon as you grow weary of the melody you seek phrases to play over the changes and then you’re off.

@SaxSpy Год назад

great interview! when i was learning a new language, I had a notebook in my front pocket that i would use to write down phrases i heard but didnt know. cool to hear sam mention something similar