Ravel Chords for Jazz Guitar-Part2 

The Impressionist were so ahead with their harmonic and rhythmic innovations…

I'm a big Tal Farlow fan and read an old interview where he mentioned the tombeau specifically as a favorite.

Real stimulation from the big three.

I love these Ravel videos. I wouldn't mind if this was a 10 part series.

I’ve often created jazz lines that make me jump in shock on realising that I had already heard the melody from Debussy.

This is my favorite piano piece, and I am eager to learn everything I can about the arpeggios in use. I know that Bmin9 plays a big role; I have been trying out this Shawn Lane type thing where I sequence the arpeggio down the fretboard in groups of four and five notes, sixteenth notes and quintuplets respectively. It's really tough, but I am going to keep at it.

The oldest composition that I knew with Giant Steps changeswas Bluin' The Black Keys a Novelty piano tune from Arthur Schutt and that was made in 1926. But Ondine is even older since was composed in 1908...

Richie, thank you so much for this Masterclass. It transported me to an imaginary College attending this class, and listening along with the rest of the students, mezmerised trying to absorb this knowledge and the beauty and wonderful sounds you produced. Looking forward to our next lesson and Peace to you too!

Very cool. Thank you.

Richie es increíble tus clases ferfectas de muy alto nivel profesional , felicidades .

I find the Butchered French more pleasing!

My brain can’t follow those changes.