Jim Hession/ Lecture 7/ Stride Tips/Blues Clusters in Stride Piano

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Jim discusses different varieties of blues clusters as applied to melody lines made up of simple octaves or chords. Examples include James P. Johnson and Fats Waller.

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  • A wealth of information. My gratitude.

  • The last strain of Scott Joplin's Wall Street Rag has clusters of this sort - This is the earliest usage I have seen. I hadn't thought of it as you have so well described. Thanks for enhancing my musical and conceptual vocabulary!

  • Thank you for the videos. I think this series is a big asset for many people interested in early jazz and stride piano.

  • wow, how nice?~

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