playing jazz is kind of like SEX,,Watching is NOT as much FUN,, i am playing this inanimate keyboard because i am too cheap to install wi-fi on my Steinway, some of my favorite jazz licks,,, The basic principle of jazz soloing is repetition with variety, the listener is constantly making infinitesimal predictions, as to whether the next event will be a repetition of something,, or something completely different,, The listener must be right about, say, half the time,,,, if the listener is too successful in prediction, he will be BORED,,, if he is too unsuccessfull, he will give up and call the music disorganized trash,, thus if the player starts a repetitive pattern, the listeners attention drops away as soon as he has successfully predicted that it is going to continue, then if the phrase keeps going, the attention curve comes back up, and the listener becomes interested in just how gosh darn long the pattern is going to continue, and does the audience have to applaud to get the guy to play something else? lol,, if the player never repeats anything, no matter how tremendous an imagination he has, the listener will decide that the game is not worth playing,,, its kinda like tic-tac-toe, verse chess or figuring out what women really think,lol darn tootin' r browne a note on walking bass lines,,say you are in c7,, the easiest way is always play the root c on one, the third e on two,,, and then it depends what the next chord is,,,, if the next chord is the same, just walk up ...
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Art Tatum jazz Lesson for Excited Deliriums with Harmony & Nevaeh
Art Tatum jazz Lesson for Excited Deliriums with Harmony & Nevaeh Tube. Duration : 8.00 Mins.
playing jazz is kind of like SEX,,Watching is NOT as much FUN,, i am playing this inanimate keyboard because i am too cheap to install wi-fi on my Steinway, some of my favorite jazz licks,,, The basic principle of jazz soloing is repetition with variety, the listener is constantly making infinitesimal predictions, as to whether the next event will be a repetition of something,, or something completely different,, The listener must be right about, say, half the time,,,, if the listener is too successful in prediction, he will be BORED,,, if he is too unsuccessfull, he will give up and call the music disorganized trash,, thus if the player starts a repetitive pattern, the listeners attention drops away as soon as he has successfully predicted that it is going to continue, then if the phrase keeps going, the attention curve comes back up, and the listener becomes interested in just how gosh darn long the pattern is going to continue, and does the audience have to applaud to get the guy to play something else? lol,, if the player never repeats anything, no matter how tremendous an imagination he has, the listener will decide that the game is not worth playing,,, its kinda like tic-tac-toe, verse chess or figuring out what women really think,lol darn tootin' r browne a note on walking bass lines,,say you are in c7,, the easiest way is always play the root c on one, the third e on two,,, and then it depends what the next chord is,,,, if the next chord is the same, just walk up ...
playing jazz is kind of like SEX,,Watching is NOT as much FUN,, i am playing this inanimate keyboard because i am too cheap to install wi-fi on my Steinway, some of my favorite jazz licks,,, The basic principle of jazz soloing is repetition with variety, the listener is constantly making infinitesimal predictions, as to whether the next event will be a repetition of something,, or something completely different,, The listener must be right about, say, half the time,,,, if the listener is too successful in prediction, he will be BORED,,, if he is too unsuccessfull, he will give up and call the music disorganized trash,, thus if the player starts a repetitive pattern, the listeners attention drops away as soon as he has successfully predicted that it is going to continue, then if the phrase keeps going, the attention curve comes back up, and the listener becomes interested in just how gosh darn long the pattern is going to continue, and does the audience have to applaud to get the guy to play something else? lol,, if the player never repeats anything, no matter how tremendous an imagination he has, the listener will decide that the game is not worth playing,,, its kinda like tic-tac-toe, verse chess or figuring out what women really think,lol darn tootin' r browne a note on walking bass lines,,say you are in c7,, the easiest way is always play the root c on one, the third e on two,,, and then it depends what the next chord is,,,, if the next chord is the same, just walk up ...
How to finger-pick Streets of London: Guitar lesson
How to finger-pick Streets of London: Guitar lesson Video Clips. Duration : 5.32 Mins.
Simon Orrell shows you how to use the Travis finger-picking technique to play Ralph McTell's Streets of London. Chords and lyrics below. More lessons are available at: www.facebook.com/eezyguitarlessons Chords of verse: CG Am Em FCDG CG Am Em FC G7 C Chorus: F Em C Am DG G7 CG Am Em FC G7 C Have you seen the old man In the closed-down market Kicking up the paper, with his worn out shoes? In his eyes you see no pride Hand held loosely at his side Yesterday's paper telling yesterday's news So how can you tell me you're lonely, And say for you that the sun don't shine? Let me take you by the hand and lead you through the streets of London I'll show you something to make you change your mind Have you seen the old girl Who walks the streets of London Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags? She's no time for talking, She just keeps right on walking Carrying her home in two carrier bags. Chorus In the all night cafe At a quarter past eleven, Same old man is sitting there on his own Looking at the world Over the rim of his tea-cup, Each tea last an hour Then he wanders home alone Chorus And have you seen the old man Outside the seaman's mission Memory fading with The medal ribbons that he wears. In our winter city, The rain cries a little pity For one more forgotten hero And a world that doesn't care
Simon Orrell shows you how to use the Travis finger-picking technique to play Ralph McTell's Streets of London. Chords and lyrics below. More lessons are available at: www.facebook.com/eezyguitarlessons Chords of verse: CG Am Em FCDG CG Am Em FC G7 C Chorus: F Em C Am DG G7 CG Am Em FC G7 C Have you seen the old man In the closed-down market Kicking up the paper, with his worn out shoes? In his eyes you see no pride Hand held loosely at his side Yesterday's paper telling yesterday's news So how can you tell me you're lonely, And say for you that the sun don't shine? Let me take you by the hand and lead you through the streets of London I'll show you something to make you change your mind Have you seen the old girl Who walks the streets of London Dirt in her hair and her clothes in rags? She's no time for talking, She just keeps right on walking Carrying her home in two carrier bags. Chorus In the all night cafe At a quarter past eleven, Same old man is sitting there on his own Looking at the world Over the rim of his tea-cup, Each tea last an hour Then he wanders home alone Chorus And have you seen the old man Outside the seaman's mission Memory fading with The medal ribbons that he wears. In our winter city, The rain cries a little pity For one more forgotten hero And a world that doesn't care
HOW TO MAKE HENNA DESIGNS step by step tutorial LEARN HENNA MEHNDI DESIGNS LESSON 2
HOW TO MAKE HENNA DESIGNS step by step tutorial LEARN HENNA MEHNDI DESIGNS LESSON 2 Tube. Duration : 7.72 Mins.
EXPAND HERE FOR MORE LOVE--THUMBS UP,TO SHOW APPRECIATION AND SUPPORT LEARN HENNA MEHNDI DESIGNS LESSON 2 HOW TO MAKE HENNA DESIGNS step by step tutorial INDO ARABIC DESIGN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Henna paste recipe #1: Sift out enough henna to make about 1-1 and 1/4 cups dry, sifted henna powder. Take 2 packets of instant coffee singles (the ones that look like tea bags) and boil hard in about 1 and 1/2 cups of water until it boils down to about 3/4 of a cup of dark liquid. Mix just enough coffee into the powder to create a thick paste. The hot liquid will make the powder ball up a little, so be sure to mix it until it is well blended and smooth. Add about 2 tablespoons lemon juice; fresh is best. Add about 5 drops of Eucalyptus Oil. Add about 5 drops of Clove Oil. This should make a thin paste, but you don't want it runny. If it is too runny, add a little more sifted henna powder. If its too thick, add a little more coffee, or plain water. henna Mehndi paste recipe #2: Place about 2-3 tablespoons Henna powder in a glass, ceramic, or metal bowl Boil 1 to 1-1/2 cups of water. Add 2 tea bags & Let steep for 5 minutes. Add 4-6 Tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice!(NOT A Concentrate) *Mix well - mixture should resemble a thick cookie dough. Slowly add the hot tea to the mixture & stir well to avoid lumps.(small amount of tea!) Add a few drops of Essential oils!! (1 teaspoon) *Mixture should be a little bit thinner than toothpaste (thicker is ...
EXPAND HERE FOR MORE LOVE--THUMBS UP,TO SHOW APPRECIATION AND SUPPORT LEARN HENNA MEHNDI DESIGNS LESSON 2 HOW TO MAKE HENNA DESIGNS step by step tutorial INDO ARABIC DESIGN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Henna paste recipe #1: Sift out enough henna to make about 1-1 and 1/4 cups dry, sifted henna powder. Take 2 packets of instant coffee singles (the ones that look like tea bags) and boil hard in about 1 and 1/2 cups of water until it boils down to about 3/4 of a cup of dark liquid. Mix just enough coffee into the powder to create a thick paste. The hot liquid will make the powder ball up a little, so be sure to mix it until it is well blended and smooth. Add about 2 tablespoons lemon juice; fresh is best. Add about 5 drops of Eucalyptus Oil. Add about 5 drops of Clove Oil. This should make a thin paste, but you don't want it runny. If it is too runny, add a little more sifted henna powder. If its too thick, add a little more coffee, or plain water. henna Mehndi paste recipe #2: Place about 2-3 tablespoons Henna powder in a glass, ceramic, or metal bowl Boil 1 to 1-1/2 cups of water. Add 2 tea bags & Let steep for 5 minutes. Add 4-6 Tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice!(NOT A Concentrate) *Mix well - mixture should resemble a thick cookie dough. Slowly add the hot tea to the mixture & stir well to avoid lumps.(small amount of tea!) Add a few drops of Essential oils!! (1 teaspoon) *Mixture should be a little bit thinner than toothpaste (thicker is ...
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