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@phillytalented kind of...a 13 inherently contains a 7,9, and 11. Because the 13th is enharmonic to the 6th adding it does not make it a fully voiced 13. I'm sure bill evans would appreciate unique ways of looking at the instrument he loved and keeping it in the toolbox than just a strictly tradi...

great lessons, but i'm pretty sure it's in D?

between them with the help of youtube, these two have done more for the world of jazz music than most college departments in 10 years. I respect them both greatly and the amount of time they have dedicated to selflessly spreading the knowledge of jazz. -alexander j olden

sooooo good. I was sitting in my chair cross legged grinning rocking back and forth the whole time. thank you.

there are moments in music when the player enters another state of consciousness, people spend there whole lives trying to find that wonderful place through religion, meditation, and substance abuse. Bill Evans is there, starting from 2:45...you can feel it

what a fantastic teacher, I could listen to him lecture all day

an italian pianist, who studied jazz....in france...playing on a steinway. how eclectic. he does sounds awesome however! guy knows his counterpoint.

It's easy to find good players, but near impossible to find someone who truly wants to share their knowledge and experience. It seems talented musicians fall into two categories: egotistical self-indulgent showoffs and passionate mentors who are willing to bring anyone and everyone along for the ...

cool as christmas.

sound guy = fired for ruining one of the most beautiful moments in history. learn how to run a mic on a piano, pathetic.

@YoungProdigy722 buddy did you a favor in this one by bringing his playing to a level where it was comprehensible. obviously he had nothing to prove.

you know when he started to eye-ball the cymbals at 8:11 it was time to hit the f-ing deck!

for everyone with more iso setting questions, basically ISO is how much light it takes to make a photo. A high ISO needs less light. 400 is basically a catch all and a good starting point. Good rule is higher ISO, less light needed (and better with action because you can utilize faster shutter sp...