GARY THOMAS Masterclass Excerpt: Exploring New Patterns JAZZHEAVEN.COM

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From: Gary Thomas Masterclass 🚀 "Symmetrical Scales + Q&A” LIVE Masterclass + Q&A! DETAILS: JazzHeaven.com...
Gary covered:
“A Language Borne of Symmetry”
Expand Your Improvisational Vocabulary with Symmetrical Scales & other devices
* Diminished Scales: Related Shapes, Applications, Tonic Functions, Dominant Functions
* Augmented Scales: Related Shapes, Applications, Tonic Functions, Dominant Functions
* Nonatonic Scales: Related Shapes, Applications, Tonic Functions, Dominant Functions
* Scale Linkages: Diminished ---Augmented -- Nonatonic
* Connective Relevance
* Consonance: The Anchor - striking a Balance between Symmetrical Structures & Melodicism
Masterclass + Q&A + 1-on-1 HOT SEATS where YOU can be live on screen via webcam & get 1-on-1 Feedback from Gary.
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About GARY THOMAS:
Tenor sax extra-heavyweight! If it's good enough for Miles, Herbie & McLaughlin, it's good enough for you & me, yes? #superexcited :-)
Gary was a member of Jack DeJohnette's Special Edition and has worked with John McLaughlin, Herbie Hancock, Pat Metheny, John Scofield, Jim Hall, Dave Holland, Greg Osby, Wayne Shorter, Ravi Coltrane, Cassandra Wilson, Wallace Roney, Steve Coleman, and Miles Davis.
He also was the Director and Chair of Jazz Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
NY TIMES:
Thomas "is a brutal player," Peter Watrous wrote admiringly for The New York Times already back in 1989.
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I've got a Verve compilation with his rendition of Night and Day from 1995 and it STILL gets me EVERY Time!

[@TheRealG2024]

Yeah. He tore that up.

[@romainbertrand253]

Gary Thomas is an incredible musician. We would love to see him live in France.

[@TheRealG2024]

I have implementing and lifting some now. of his ideas in my own playing for some time now. I , much like him use alot of chromaticism in my approach which i have found really helps in fluidity of motion and generally getting around the horn.

[@albertoportocarrero9600]

greatttttt

[@DenissPashkevich]

thank you it’s perfect explanation

[@eliottmorst]

scientific harmonic conception