I discovered these you tube clips From a post in this thread, Having never heard of Hal Galper before.
A Jazz pianist for over 50 years, he has played with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, and seems to be all about teaching jazz music as approached by the greats in a very heartfelt way.
Not entirely piano or jazz specific, and some very keen observations and assertions about jazz, rhythm and music. good stuff, I thought, so I'm sharing...
technique part 1 :in the brain, not the hands
technique part 2 :chord-scale formulas are bogus
a piano lesson
this thread
the illusion of an instrument : its really brains, ears, and feelings
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He mentioned rhythm workshops by a guy named Mike Longo...anyone have any experience with Mike's stuff?
A Jazz pianist for over 50 years, he has played with the likes of Dizzy Gillespie, and seems to be all about teaching jazz music as approached by the greats in a very heartfelt way.
Not entirely piano or jazz specific, and some very keen observations and assertions about jazz, rhythm and music. good stuff, I thought, so I'm sharing...
technique part 1 :in the brain, not the hands
technique part 2 :chord-scale formulas are bogus
a piano lesson
this thread
the illusion of an instrument : its really brains, ears, and feelings
-----
He mentioned rhythm workshops by a guy named Mike Longo...anyone have any experience with Mike's stuff?
