Ryan Devlin's Jazz 104 - Modern Brecker/Grossman Language and Pentatonics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- In this fourth masterclass Ryan Devlin teaches you how to listen actively to deconstruct the most amazing licks and integrate them into your own musical vocabulary.
Now with French subtitles!
Sous-titres en français pour vous faciliter la vie !
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Oh, I'm very aware of Steve Grossman. I studied with him in the 80s. I commend you for digging in Grossman. I find not many younger players are not aware of him. Now I will subscribe because of GROSSMAN!
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OMFG! Thank you for introducing me to this amazing human being! I had no idea he existed and I’m in love what how he improvises!
I love Grossman on that Elvin Jones album At The Lighthouse.
I always loved Steve Grossman's playing we lost him too soon.
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4:11 he was actually 18 when he recorded that.....
link t recording please
Interesting and very cool. When you're transcribing stuff like this are you analysing the theory of the licks ie; scale/chord/mode choices or do you brush that stuff out of your head in order to listen in a more natural, pure way?
Theory
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Nice find! Is this from Take 7?
Yes it is!
Take 8 around 1:10 :)
Its funny how you say Grossman is in the style of Brecker then acknowledge that Grossman came before Brecker. Which REALLY means Brecker was in the style of Grossman. Brecker is living rent-free in too many peoples minds. I think Brecker took a lot from Grossman and in a straight shoot-out, Grossman would best Brecker. Kinda like what he did to Dave Liebman on stage. Look for videos of him and dave liebman on stage together trading solos. I think Grossman was soo good ( And often smoked other sax players on stage ) that the entire landscape went full-on against him. Which is why people dont know much about him today.
No dog?!
How about Tony Malaby, Chris Speed, Mark Shim, or Brian Settles?