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Jim Hall - Exploring Jazz Guitar Jim Hall
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Visit the Campus SUNY Oswego's Ke-Nekt series will present noted jazz guitarist Peter Bernstein in concert at 7:30 p.m. Dec 11, 2013 - Guitarist Jim Hall, an understated yet profoundly influential presence on jazz guitar, died in his sleep Tuesday morning at his New York City home. May 12, 2014 - When exploring minor key sounds as a jazz guitarist, one of the first chord qualities you will discover is the mMaj7 chord. May 18, 2012 - This is a blog post where you can ask an experienced jazz guitar teacher your questions. In addition, I believe someone wanting to know how to comp well in a general sense should listen to great accompanists – guitarist learn Freddy Green, Wes, Joe Pass, Jim Hall, Pat Metheny etc – get some tricks in your comping bag! Jim is certainly one of the most unusual Jazz guitarists out there. But I've noticed some musicians . Peter Bernstein While attending the New School, Bernstein met Jim Hall, who recruited him for a concert at the 1990 JVC Jazz Festival, performing alongside such luminaries as John Scofield and Pat Metheny. Sep 25, 2013 - Take a walking tour with our tour guide to explore the sights of our beautiful campus. Maybe he isn't a Jazz musician to most listeners at all anymore. This month, as you know, News & Notes is exploring jazz music with a series of profiles, features, and interviews. They swing and can be enjoyed on many different levels. We are not talking about the fact that he used to play in rockbands before - others have I would reverse that definition, namely, “jazz is all of it,” meaning that it encompasses many of the supposed dichotomies of music: cerebral/visceral, tonal/atonal, composed/improvised, concert hall/dance-hall (“serious” vs. Mar 29, 2007 - 15 Questions to Jim Mcauley. Dec 14, 2013 - While the guitar has been the driving instrument of rock and roll and the blues, it has stayed in the margins of jazz history, overshadowed by trumpets and saxophones and pianos, its role somewhat undefined. Jul 7, 2008 - Here are five "can't miss" CDs which serve as good introductions to jazz music. They are pure jazz disks but have elements of many different types of music. I've been exploring some ideas like incorporating the IV7(b9) followed by a II-V and so on. In the Next, he joined the Jimmy Giuffre 3, where his guitar and the leader's clarinet and saxophones were joined by either acoustic bass or Bob Brookmeyer's valve trombone, freely exploring both folksy lyricism and extended compositional structure. Sent by Cephas Bowles | 5:28 PM | 7-8-2008.