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Rick_Poll wrote: Just out of curiosity, how much of an understanding of theory did Charlie Christian, Coleman Hawkins and Charlie Parker have? Those guys are why I play this stuff.

jazzclif wrote: I knew it was just a matter-of-time before the whole anti-corporation/leftist point-of-view on this thread got expressed. As a Libertarian, I don't buy your arguments, and of course

In a way, and with no offense intended, I find the ears vs. theory argument to be silly. It seems to me that it would be difficult to become a well-rounded jazz player today without a healthy dose

The thoughts on manufacturing and supporting the Chinese are very interesting, but it's probably hard to write 500 words or less and make much sense. I have two chinese guitars called Epiphone

--- Petri Krzywacki <petegtr_1971@...> wrote: Pete, Very well put .. I have to remember that ... and with your permission use it again... John Amato Music blows the dust off your

--- Petri Krzywacki <petegtr_1971@...> wrote: Pete, Very well put .. I have to remember that ... and with your permission use it again... John Amato Music blows the dust off your

--- Toby Rider <high-tech-hillbilly@...> wrote: The ears come with playing and playing ... and the theory comes with playing and reading ... no matter what, it takes time ... and time is

I'd say in a slightly simplified way: Theory gives you possibilities. The ear chooses between them. All the best, Pete www.petrikrzywacki.com

John Amato wrote: That's the way I look at it. Now if I only had better ears and a better grasp of theory! :-)

--- jim_9791 <dimitris@...> wrote: Jim, Hi, brother, I've contributed to many of the posts you speak of, and the understanding I foster and come away with is this: ..there is no black or

HI YJJG, Hi folks, just a few comments on the overseas manufacturing issues. The global economy is very complex and is constantly expanding at very high rate. One of the reasons of our high

Great Point Dimitris, When you made the comment that whether one uses any of the sound Vs. analysis vs. symbols techniques of learning (or any combination of) they are in effect using all

A lot of our threads in here, end up with the conclussion/general- idea (roughly) "lets use our ears instead of theory". The most resent one was the one about modes. Here are my thoughts on this.

I think its a balance between 'theory' and 'ears'; the two can (and should) work together in harmony. The problem can come when one approach takes too much precedence. If that becomes the

Will be around 4th or 5th. The Chinese realize that If they want to sell more products here in the USA then they call them American names. The traditional days are over and the upcoming capitalist

I have a windows application that may help you with picturing Modes on the fretboard http://mysite.verizon.net/pgerhart/_modes.html -Paul hugojacquet2002 wrote: [snip]

Fabulous, just awesome, thanks...Ron [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

whaler@... wrote: Yup.. I agree with your assessment on this 100%. Personally I don't have a problem with buying products from South Korea, Japan or Taiwan. They are all fledgling democracies

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