Jordan Ferrin Discusses this Unknown Musical Technique

Audiation is an important skill that every musician needs to develop, but most of us haven't even heard of it! Jordan Ferrin is an expert on audiation, as well as a published music educator and Jazz saxophonist based in Long Beach, California. He joined me to chat everything audiation, and improvisation.
Jordan's article: muse.jhu.edu/pub/3/article/87...
Jordan Ferrin's Storyband: www.jordanferrinmusic.com/the...
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[@leighwakeham4890]

Getting back to the music, it's fascinating, and I'm glad that you were there to translate and clarify the bits that were trying to fly over my head.

[@tracyolivermusic]

Hearing music in your mind

[@djmileski]

27:36 breaks expectations. Exactly

[@raybart5604]

Fascinating discussion. Having spent at least an hour a day for two years working on my rhythm and specifically maintaining the feeling of pulse, it was particularly reassuring to hear that this is not uncommon in older musicians. It has taken a hell of an effort, but at least I am here to say that it is achievable.

[@joshwakeham]

Thanks Ray. That's some real dedication to rhythm and pulse, well done! I've got no doubt you've made huge progress!

[@shinyaxolotl]

This is like having Mike Tyson and Muhammad Ali in one room.

[@GizzyDillespee]

I'm imagining what that would actually sound like...

[@joshwakeham]

Sadly the camera died before we made it into the ring

[@shinyaxolotl]

@@joshwakeham You should save that for a UA-camr boxing event