From a non musician standpoint. Who knew that all of that goes into a song. I think all you need is a hat and you could really play one of these gentlemen like Joshua Carmichael
I get to use one of my favorite words. Lazy River is a great example of prosody, the mutual support and agreement of all musical elements and text. I’m a huge Hoagy fan too. Total genius!
Great video. So many great songwriters back then. Also have to throw in the likes of Gene Autry and Burl Ives who made a fortune writing songs. Just amazing the number of great songs Hoagy wrote. And quite the actor. Thanks for the video and the wonderful memories of our parents listening to these old tunes.
thank you so much for sharing all your insights. and thank you also for the treacherous easygoing atmosphere you radiate with all your videos. this stuff for me is hard to keep in head and muscles.
From a non musician standpoint. Who knew that all of that goes into a song. I think all you need is a hat and you could really play one of these gentlemen like Joshua Carmichael
i love your videos , really some of the best learning material here on youtube, thanks for all these.
Great music, great video. Thank U again!
Great lesson. Thanks!
I get to use one of my favorite words. Lazy River is a great example of prosody, the mutual support and agreement of all musical elements and text. I’m a huge Hoagy fan too. Total genius!
Exactly
These lessons are pure gold. I'll just need another lifetime to absorb even half of it!
Great video. So many great songwriters back then. Also have to throw in the likes of Gene Autry and Burl Ives who made a fortune writing songs. Just amazing the number of great songs Hoagy wrote. And quite the actor. Thanks for the video and the wonderful memories of our parents listening to these old tunes.
thank you so much for sharing all your insights. and thank you also for the treacherous easygoing atmosphere you radiate with all your videos. this stuff for me is hard to keep in head and muscles.
I did not know this very 👍
It’s because of your wonderful videos that I now want to dig into jazz and blues songs for the first time, thank you so much
I appreciate your channel so much! Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
My pleasure!
What is the term for when you just clip the adjacent key to give it a slightly discordant sound?
i'm going to say 'grace note,' though there are genre specific names.