How to Practice Scales with Charles McPherson - Part 5
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2023
- Jazz saxophone legend Charles McPherson shares invaluable lessons as he guides you through technique, mind and body, how to practice, and more! For lesson inquiries, go to charlesmcpherson.com/teaching... or charlesmcpherson.com/skype/
Part 1 - How to Vibrato • How to Vibrato with Ch...
Part 2 - Rhythmic Foundation • Rhythmic Foundation wi...
Part 3 - Enhance Your Phrasing • Enhance Your Phrasing ...
Part 4 - The Secret to Improvisation • The Secret to Improvis...
Part 5 - How to Practice Scales • How to Practice Scales...
Part 6 - Melodic Motifs • Melodic Motifs with Ch...
Part 7 - Augmented Chords • Augmented Chords with ...
Alto Saxophone - Charles McPherson
Tenor Saxophone - Joel Ginsberg
Video and Audio - Justin Joyce, Lauren Okamoto, and Jabari Hutchins
Editing - Joel Ginsberg
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Recorded in San Diego, CA
April 16, 2021
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Charles McPherson is a classic!
I know that I need to practice much, much more!!
Now, that is a lesson worth every penny and more.
Great job at getting your phrasing so much more swinging in a few concise technical steps. A true master teacher!
I love Charles McPherson. I've been a fan since I saw him play in San Marcos Ca. Back in the 80s! I met his son who played some great drums with him. First flight out is a great album to listen to him.
Fantastic video! I feel like I should have had to pay for all this knowledge 😜
Love this video. What a great guy to take lessons from.
Brilliant lesson!
This is such a good lesson and is something every player can take from. I wish the student in the video would’ve taken advantage of playing the harder licks slower so his fingers could get use to the correct way.
This is mind blowing
A very good lesson.
talk about pressure while getting drilled on your scales O.o I'm apologizing in my head to him for failing haha
Nice piano btw
You have to think of it as a PHRASE and not a PATTERN.
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This was great! Thanks for sharing. I’ll work on my stacks today!
Could some one help me out here and digitize the patterns, the simple ones and the tricky ones. Can't quite make them out. Thank you.
Think of it as a PHRASE not a PATTERN. SING IT . then play what you sang. Get it IN YOUR BODY
Mark Levine’s book Jazz Theory has all of these patterns and more in the scale section.
@Brendan99349 Thank you. I have the book and will check out.
I used to be like you and got so much better when I realized that this is an aural endeavor. Listen and transcribe which you should be doing almost daily anyway.
Amazing!
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What tune are you playing in the improv section at the end, and are you just playing diatonic triads in the key of the tune, or are you using different key triads based on the chord color of each measure?
At 0:48 is the pattern a harmonized diatonic scale Starting on the root 3rd 7th 5th then up to the next scale tone?
1 3 5 4
Imagine how much more he could’ve learned if he would’ve had his scales on lock. Shame.
They both need to work on their sound 😱
i mean hes old already sound fades the older you are because you get weaker in general
Maybe you should research who Charles McPherson is before you start criticizing.
You must be a real professional!!
Hahhahahaha. Dude. We ALL need to work on our sound 😂😂😂😂
Shit are you charlie parker