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Cry me a River (played by 7notemode)
Cry Me a River was written in the 1950's by Arthur Hamilton. It is usually done in a jazzy blues type style. I used some chord substitutions and a...
Great stuff, and I found the melody to be quite obvious. Sometimes even too obvious, but then I like my stuff modal.
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THE SAGAN SERIES (part 1) - The Frontier Is Everywhere
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Chick Corea & Gary Burton Duet "Bud Powell"
Gary Burton -Vibes
Chick Corea -Piano
play a Chick Corea composition "Bud Powell"
Tokyo c.1979
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Bobby Mcferrin & Jorane - Riopel
Amaizing song with 2 of the best artist... Live In Montreal
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Dolphin Dance - Herbie Hancock tune
This Hancock tune is usually played in a restrained, laid back style, i.e. with a "west coast cool jazz" feel. The brilliant and unusual chord chan...
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9 months ago
Lot2Learn and 7notemode Together :-) Stella by Starlight
I met Roger in real life for the first time last weekend. He was traveling through town, and so I jumped at the opportunity to jam. He could only...
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7notemode and Lot2Learn - Together! Autumn Leaves Jazz Piano Duo
Recent travel plans put me in close proximity to my YouTube colleague 7notemode. Having never met in person, I thought it would be great to get tog...
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1 year ago
Georgia on my Mind -- jazz piano solo (Zoom H4n recorder)
This is a great standard tune by Hoagy Carmichael. The challenging part is keeping the rhythm steady and the swing going at such a slow tempo. I ...
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Moanin' -- jazz piano
I listened to a CD by Eldar Djangirov recently which had this tune on it. I really liked how he approached it. He would go big, then go small, th...
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Bobby Mcferrin improvisation with Richard Bona
Live in Montreal. Beautiful and truly free improvisation between genius Bobby Mcferrin and Richard Bona.
This sounds like angels playing with sou...
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1 year ago
Lush Life - jazz piano solo
This wonderful Billy Strayhorn tune is usually played in a slow, melancholy way with an emphasis on the chromatic structure of the melody and chord...
I know the original (Corea) piece quite well, and I have to say that your variations are delightful.
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RSA Animate - The Secret Powers of Time
Professor Philip Zimbardo conveys how our individual perspectives of time affect our work, health and well-being. Time influences who we are as a p...
Re gaming: Gamer here. I didn't see his panel about video games as something unanimously negative and a "waste of time", rather it is that combined with our "social perception" of what video games/porn/etc have to offer that creates that perspective. Instead what is emphasizing is that traditiona...
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Verdi: Requiem, Dies irae
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Claudio Vandelli, conductor
New Russia State Symphony Orchestra
Live in Moscow
2nd for amazing piece, esp. the drums. I literally get the image of thunderbolts, which is probably what the composer intended.
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1 year ago
Chick Corea Akoustic Band - Humpty Dumpty
Chick Corea Akoustic Band - Humpty Dumpty
Recorded at the Montreal Jazz festival 2004
Piano : Chick Corea
Bass : John Patitucci
Drums : Dave Weckl
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1 year ago
Morrowind - Main Theme (Nerevar Rising) (Quartet Version)
PLEASE WATCH THIS IN HQ, IT'LL SOUND WAY BETTER !TABS DOWN THERE !
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Brilliant interpretation of the theme. Never expected a cover to sound ... better?
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How to Get Custom Armor Into Skyrim pt. 1
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Third video in the series of Skyrim modding tutorials! This one covers getting a skinned mesh into Skyrim for the first t...
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jimhsu77479 said:
Thanks a lot for these. You'll win fame and fortune for doing a complete series of these (or at least all the ones necessary to cover the basics). Addressing the common pitfalls was especially helpful.