How to Play an Improvised Jazz Solo with Gary Burton
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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In this exclusive lesson with Berklee Online, renowned composer and jazz educator Gary Burton gives tips on how to improvise using the format of theme and variation.
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About Gary Burton
Winner of six Grammy Awards (and 15 nominations), Gary Burton is recognized as one of the best improvisers in the jazz world and known as an inspiring educator. Burton codifies a sought-after "Berklee approach" that has been at the core of Berklee's jazz improvisation curriculum for decades.
About Gary Burton: Jazz Improvisation
Gary Burton: Jazz Improvisation begins with an overview of the mental processes that take place in improvisation and goes on to provide an explanation and understanding of harmony and melodic construction that is unique to improvising as compared to the performance of written music. You'll learn how to shape solos, use dynamics effectively, and employ reharmonization techniques, in addition to how to analyze and interpret songs, make effective performance decisions, and work successfully with an ensemble.
A perfect summary of what a solo really is supposed to be. Thanks.
man i really like jazz yes i am taking up jazz at this time (late) in my life because i understand it now ....... a little better.
Probably the greatest jazz educator ever!
this is my favorite instruments ever,
the second would be marimba
cool cool. :)
Crazy co0!
Jazz mean: "JUST"(JAZZ) play.
Gary is giving humanity the greatest gift since Jesus. Gary is explaining the very rudimentary elemental elements of how God talks to us through all His creations for us across all the universes based on His creation of time, space, energy and especially God's most intimate gift to us which is matter, of which we are made, and are therefor a physical part of HIM, which has all the variations in the periodic table of elements and of the infinite combinings of the combinations of elemental stability with other elements of their own unique natures to give us exquisite examples of His creation such as pine trees and coral reefs, and coal deposits, and explodable gasoline and trout fish and corn husks and planetary movements and orbits and shapes of solar systems and shapes of galaxies a Pepsi-cola in glass bottles and the sounds of a cello and a voice and a tambourine and a zither and the color spectra of paints and how their combinings differ from the combinings of the parts of the color spectra of light, and how trolley cars move people and objects on tracks through cities of buildings past streams and rivers and oceans where creatures live and ships crossing oceans carrying infinite kinds of cargo to infinite pairs of origins and destinations while boys and girls in love hug and kiss. God gives us all that and so much more and Gary's explanation of a jazz solo is just a magnificently simple summary of all the things that God has made for us to explore and learn from and enjoy in His fabulous galaxies of elements across space and through time as HE plays HIS solos for us !
Deep breaths buddy. Hope you're doing well.