String instruments have a distinct advantage in that transposition most often requires merely moving the pattern up or down, so use it to its best effect.
Check out a Masters class easily found on TH-cam by educator Lorne Lofsky. Having a PhD in physics and math would be a great place to start. The experienced recording and live theatre players often study with him. Sheesh wish i had some talent and practice discipline . Keep on playing guys. Someone soon will be the next Hero😊
people don't want to hear you say they have to work on it. That's the last thing they want to do. Besides, you don't need to be a good musician anymore. People can't tell the difference anymore. If you're on youtube, and you're holding a guitar, you're a genius.
You are so right! That’s the saddest thing : people can’t tell the difference anymore…All around this globe people are getting more and more uneducated in every aspect because of the decline of the learning/ school system and because of the mass-media that promotes only low to lowest level of shows,music ,art in general ,fake news and more….
They most definitely can tell the difference. Don’t short change peoples ability to recognize talented musicians… in my experience…thats kind of a cop out for my own self conscience issues… and a jaded way to approach music in general….
@@kevinarbogast9309 You have great points of course. I'm a life long guitar player. I have been on TH-cam since it started around 2005. I have seen things go downhill since then. The sped up videos. The painted on smiles in the videos like they're at a JC penny portrait shoot. Below average players posting covers of classic solos and getting "wow, you're better than Stevie Ray Vaughn!!!" Below average players with millions of subs because they're great at bullshitting people. Meanwhile a once in a lifetime genius like Julian Lage has barely 100,000 subs. After 20 years of this shit, i just feel totally done. Again though, you're correct. I'm just jaded. But for good reason. :)
@@musicproductioncentral4540 the days are different….there are some serious players too. I see guys on here everyday that blow me away. I think people are like…. You’re a virtuoso? Whoopie shit!! lol!!! 😂
Guitarists love their authentic single coils with all the noise but it's a a real pain for the audience. Go noiseless folks, particularly when demonstrating solo guitar.
I love how nerdy and lifeless this practice is, it’s a good perspective for how to add feeling and life to performing music. Oz is a beast.
Oz - ozsome playing and useful and easily understood theory. But those meowing strings are killing me.
These exercises can take you years to finally master them
Wow! Thanks Oz! Now I have to think about it enough to not think about it!
Great lesson. So jealous of this ability!
Thanks oz. I'm gonna go practice now lol
Great lesson. A logical approach to jazz. Some of the notes sounded fizzy, maybe a TH-cam and my headphones.
Sound's like Oz needs a refret
Loosen the truss rod a hair. Haha
In Oz we trust! Now a half tone up: Jo Pa xf usvtu"
Hilarious!😂
String instruments have a distinct advantage in that transposition most often requires merely moving the pattern up or down, so use it to its best effect.
Check out a Masters class easily found on TH-cam by educator Lorne Lofsky. Having a PhD in physics and math would be a great place to start. The experienced recording and live theatre players often study with him. Sheesh wish i had some talent and practice discipline . Keep on playing guys. Someone soon will be the next Hero😊
Chord notes being the arpeggios?
@@aleksik4028 Thanks.
Yessir. T 3 5 and 7. Maybe you can avoid 5 since has no much emotion on it
i don't know if jazz lessons make sense after this anymore
This was a great master class when Mike stern did it first 10 years ago
LOL!!!!
What you need to know hasn't changed.
And after all these exercises you can try to upstroke! 🤭
What if we don't want to play standards? What if we're sick to death of the standards? What if jazz is for people who can't actually play music?
Lol then why are you watching this video
people don't want to hear you say they have to work on it. That's the last thing they want to do. Besides, you don't need to be a good musician anymore. People can't tell the difference anymore. If you're on youtube, and you're holding a guitar, you're a genius.
You are so right! That’s the saddest thing : people can’t tell the difference anymore…All around this globe people are getting more and more uneducated in every aspect because of the decline of the learning/ school system and because of the mass-media that promotes only low to lowest level of shows,music ,art in general ,fake news and more….
They most definitely can tell the difference. Don’t short change peoples ability to recognize talented musicians… in my experience…thats kind of a cop out for my own self conscience issues… and a jaded way to approach music in general….
@@kevinarbogast9309 You have great points of course. I'm a life long guitar player. I have been on TH-cam since it started around 2005. I have seen things go downhill since then. The sped up videos. The painted on smiles in the videos like they're at a JC penny portrait shoot. Below average players posting covers of classic solos and getting "wow, you're better than Stevie Ray Vaughn!!!" Below average players with millions of subs because they're great at bullshitting people. Meanwhile a once in a lifetime genius like Julian Lage has barely 100,000 subs. After 20 years of this shit, i just feel totally done. Again though, you're correct. I'm just jaded. But for good reason. :)
@@musicproductioncentral4540 the days are different….there are some serious players too. I see guys on here everyday that blow me away. I think people are like…. You’re a virtuoso? Whoopie shit!! lol!!! 😂
SOME people can tell the difference, LOL.
Guitarists love their authentic single coils with all the noise but it's a a real pain for the audience. Go noiseless folks, particularly when demonstrating solo guitar.
Noise is the last thing we should care in this masterclass.