Lee Konitz was a densely chromatic player as opposed to his colleague Warne Marsh. Konitz & Marsh the best I’ve been privileged to see. Love Bird. But Coltrane and Brecker! A chorus at most.
so true konitz and Marsh - but march did some wierd chromatics too no? Yeah Coltrane and Brecker can get a bit intense :) Love Bird absolutely. Love em all
@@sorenballegaardmusic I liked Coltrane with Eric Dolphy. Absolutely love ED and Trane played fewer choruses. But you’re right. Love them all. I even remember listening to Earl Bostic records as a kid because Trance started out with Bostic. That insane vibrato! I think of Bostic when I hear Cannonball.
I think a lot of this has to do with the fact that Bird played alto and Trane is a tenor player. I think also that Michael studied Joe Hen. You give some very good information Søren!
I think they were all trying new sounds and were very innovative. All three have different approaches to chromatics - really facinating how this can change your sound so much! thank you so much for your positive comment!
Soren , you’re an absolutely good teacher! Period.
Thank you deeply - means so much. Inspires me to go on!
Great video
Thank you so much:)
Great lesson!
Thank you so much - thank you for commenting
Lee Konitz was a densely chromatic player as opposed to his colleague Warne Marsh. Konitz & Marsh the best I’ve been privileged to see. Love Bird. But Coltrane and Brecker! A chorus at most.
so true konitz and Marsh - but march did some wierd chromatics too no?
Yeah Coltrane and Brecker can get a bit intense :)
Love Bird absolutely. Love em all
@@sorenballegaardmusic I liked Coltrane with Eric Dolphy. Absolutely love ED and Trane played fewer choruses. But you’re right. Love them all. I even remember listening to Earl Bostic records as a kid because Trance started out with Bostic. That insane vibrato! I think of Bostic when I hear Cannonball.
I think a lot of this has to do with the fact that Bird played alto and Trane is a tenor player. I think also that Michael studied Joe Hen. You give some very good information Søren!
I think they were all trying new sounds and were very innovative. All three have different approaches to chromatics - really facinating how this can change your sound so much!
thank you so much for your positive comment!