Jazz Transcription Clinic LIVE Ep. 6.1 - Splanky - Frank Foster Tenor Sax Solo
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Hello everyone,
This is Mirko Guerrini, and I welcome you to the Jazz Transcription Clinic LIVE, a variation of the podcast of the monthly interview where we talk with accomplished jazz doctors about their lives, careers and their personal transcription secrets.
On this episode of the Jazz Transcription Clinic Podcast Live, I am analysing my transcription of the song Splanky, as played by Frank Foster on the album Atomic Basie. I am talking through the entire solo and explaining some of the strategies and ideas employed by Frank Foster. Motivic development, harmonic substitutions are the highlights of this performance which I think is one of the best choices to start your transcription journey.
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Background music is 'On the scratchy side of the street' from the album 'Mirko Guerrini e i Diavoli del Ritmo'.
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My sole aim with this video is to teach how to transcribe solos for personal study and development on one's own musical instrument.
CORRECTION: The soloist is Frank Wess not Frank Foster, and the composition is by Neal Hefti. Thanks to David Berger who pointed that out.
le solo est bien de Franck Foster (ts) et non de Franck Wess (as) composition de Neal Hefti et arrangé par Franck Foster 😉🎷
@@regisvidal3666 I thought that as well, but David Berger, told me it was FranK Wess, and he is 100% sure.
@@regisvidal3666 David Berger, who worked a lot with Neal Hefti told me that Frank Wess was playing alto and doubling on tenor, and that Neal Hefti confirmed it is him on Splanly. Cheers, M
@@mirkoguerrini Merci, vous me l'apprenez...j'ai pourtant le vinyle ainsi que le CD et à la plage n°9(splanky) c'est noté : soliste Franck Foster (ts)..."et on reconnait bien son son 🎷Vogue" se serait trompé lors des éditions ???
What is the software you're using in this vid to do the transcription?
It is a web based platform called Soundslice. Check my other video on the Cost of Living where I explain how Soundslice works. Thanks!
@@mirkoguerrini Thank you!