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Ron, You might want to check the Universal Access pane in the System Preferences. Maybe Universal Access got enabled by mistake? HTH, Luc Roels

Hi Alisdair, There are octave drops in the solo which sound unintentional. Typically this is embouchure. It would be surprising if a strong classical player like Adrian Brett had these kind of

You could be right. The only way to really find out would be to find those involved in the recording session. However, I have worked with many "classical players" who were hired in preference to

Just finish disk permissions and confirm disk they claim everything is ok. I still have the black square around the space I'm typing in and the irritating computer voice is still there. Apple talk

It's nice to hit a nerve with you once in a while George. Dave

I encountered some anomalies today. I began to notice a black square around selected items and portions of open applications. Can't get rid of it. Then the damn thing started talking to me! THis

Hi Alisdair, Thanks for the reply. Adrian Brett is a classical player. Though he's listed as playing on the Pink Panther films, it's doubtful he's the guy playing the solo. Don Menza makes the most

cg, Through the yeas a number of my students ask about and request Riff & Lick" .... What I do is turn it into a learning experience. I ask what, why, and how is a certain "Lick" or "Riff" so

I think it was Adrian Brett http://www.beckerensemble.com/Musicians%20Pages/Adrian%20Brett%20page.html -- Alisdair MacRae Birch Guitarist/Bassist/Educator/Arranger http://www.alisdair.com

Good thoughts C. There is someone doing just that he charges a pittance for his knowledge as far as I am concerned. I am not in a location where I could even find a college level group lesson

That is so true, it seems that every time a player picks up a guitar in public he has to show how fast he is. I also agree with you regarding horn/wind players there is a great deal to be learned

No they were Cool. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker

Dave, you took the words out of my mouth. Charlie Christian was very innovative in his time, but his licks and solos aren't that hard to cop. So, don't look for a book or a transcription. Buy the CD

Same here Mark thanks be unto you. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Ok, I will PayPal $50 to the first person that solves this mystery. Thanks! -Bob http://www.guitarbazaar.com

Dude, You get it... Good luck and all the best! All the theory/scales/etc in the world isn't worth much if you can't "hear" what it is you're playing, or want to play. You're also absolutely

Dear friends, hope you can come out Tuesday, November 23rd to hear Pete Bernstein and myself in a duo performance at Bella Luna Restaurant. Located at 584 Columbus Avenue and West 88th street.

Back in the day, when I was trying to learn, all we had was the LP's to listen to. In an interactive situation which is the core of what jazz is, WHY did he play that "lick" at that moment in the

Especially for you educators out there, I thought I'd add something to the discussion and also based on some experiences... As some of you know, I'm reasonably new to straight-ahead jazz. I've been

Bobby, Thank you, Will