Christian, I chose a lick you played in an early example in this vid. Mentally decided approximate tonal value, emulated it from what I heard in my head (don't know if I got it right or not, didn't compare it)- then thought, where could I use that? Well I went from b7 down chromatic (sorta) touched the root, up arp and enclosed 9. I now have a new Dominate lick by using my ear. Still haven't compared it to what you did, because I used my ear to create instead of transcribing
@@JazzGuitarScrapbook I'm getting Very used to Absorbing (that's what I call it) licks and ideas, concepts, rhythmic phrasing ect... by ear, much faster than transcribing and much more creative! The best part is I don't care if I got it right or not, if I like it, I'll use it!
Jazz Guitar Scrapbook I also just hum melodies in my head at night before I go to sleep is that helping to make musically connections? Because when I go to play them I cannot remember all of them
Hello, I've got a question for you. Is the Barry Harris phrase system part of his workshop DVDs? I've been considering buying them for a long time but since they're so expensive I'd like to know if they're worth it.
I completely disagree with everything you said in this video, you are misleading the musicians of our future, you should be encouraging them, not undermining them, I just don't get your angle, at a guess I would say you're a con man.
@@JazzGuitarScrapbook this has to be the end all be all of trolling comments… Misleading the musicians of the future? What are they on about anyway. Being able to transfer the ideas you hear in your head to your instrument of choice is the epitomy of being considered a serious musician. But, anyways nice lesson sir. I enjoyed it…
amazing videos, and not taught enough, especially in conservatoires!
excellent musicien
S beef31 Ha! I wish, but thanks.
Christian, I chose a lick you played in an early example in this vid. Mentally decided approximate tonal value, emulated it from what I heard in my head (don't know if I got it right or not, didn't compare it)- then thought, where could I use that? Well I went from b7 down chromatic (sorta) touched the root, up arp and enclosed 9. I now have a new Dominate lick by using my ear.
Still haven't compared it to what you did, because I used my ear to create instead of transcribing
Bangin'! That's the s**t!
@@JazzGuitarScrapbook I'm getting Very used to Absorbing (that's what I call it) licks and ideas, concepts, rhythmic phrasing ect... by ear, much faster than transcribing and much more creative! The best part is I don't care if I got it right or not, if I like it, I'll use it!
@@jbowerman50 well you don't have time to pull out your pen and paper on the gig... :-)
Thanks for sharing I hope You Are well
I can do this with just notes how many hours a day should I practice this to expand more notes Lord Willing?
Brian Craig little sessions of about 5m perhaps, but keep coming back of it?
Jazz Guitar Scrapbook I also just hum melodies in my head at night before I go to sleep is that helping to make musically connections? Because when I go to play them I cannot remember all of them
Brian Craig I don’t think it can hurt!
Hello, I've got a question for you.
Is the Barry Harris phrase system part of his workshop DVDs? I've been considering buying them for a long time but since they're so expensive I'd like to know if they're worth it.
HpPmL yes, get dvd 1, there’s enough stuff in there for a while.
@@JazzGuitarScrapbook thank you for your answer this will be my birthday present ;)
I completely disagree with everything you said in this video, you are misleading the musicians of our future, you should be encouraging them, not undermining them, I just don't get your angle, at a guess I would say you're a con man.
not consciously a con. What do you specifically disagree with?
or at least it might be cool to go into more detail; always eager to learn
@@JazzGuitarScrapbook this has to be the end all be all of trolling comments…
Misleading the musicians of the future? What are they on about anyway. Being able to transfer the ideas you hear in your head to your instrument of choice is the epitomy of being considered a serious musician. But, anyways nice lesson sir. I enjoyed it…
@@matthewward5813 I was a bit disappointed he didn’t go into more detail. I think it would have been amusing.