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So come on share some tunes that gave you the ah moment and why? Andy .... "Ah moment" .... every time I pick up the instrument ....

An absolutely fine approach to chords and harmony altogether.? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zcI1tBPEqVM&feature=related? [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Dear friends this Sunday December 12 a special 1 hour informal concert with Bucky Pizzarelli and myself at the apartment of jazz friend Dick Leonard. The concert will be from 4 till 5. No

Dear friends this Sunday December 12 a special 1 hour informal concert with Bucky Pizzarelli and myself at the apartment of jazz friend Dick Leonard. The concert will be from 4 till 5. No

Here's a kind of twisted aha! moment. I was playing St. Thomas at a jam. I didn't know how to do the comping very well and the drummer got angry at me. He suggested I take some lessons from his

His song Imagine was an Aha moment for many with open minds. If I were king I would enact it as law. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker [Non-text portions of

Round Midnight was one. I could hear/play simple melodies across those changes. Ron Living and playing outside the box. http://www.myspace.com/ron45becker

Having come to jazz, like Jeffrey, via rock, I always felt "Verse" as used in jazz was really an Intro. The "Chorus" in jazz (AABA) seemed to me to be two Verses, a Bridge and a final Verse. I've

Hi, JP. Is the Joe Pass video that motivated your ?second Eureka moment? by any chance in YT??You got me curious on this...Cheers,?André?

"Time on my Hands" is one hell of a record, and "Blue Matter" is quite good too... Cheers, JV Juan Vega

Berklee's Career Development Center has has released a new study of salaries in the music industry. Salary Ranges for U.S. Music Positions in Performance, Writing, Business, Audio Technology,

Ok I just had two of these after listening to the Joe Pass recording of "Cheek to Cheek", and then following the transcription in the Hal Leonard book. Well I realized that the 'A' section is based

In jazz, generally speaking, the "head" is the melody of a tune, all the way through. A lot of standards come from B'way shows, where the verses of a tune are ignored, and the "chorus" of the tune

Andy Have you read Fenton Bresler's Who Killed John

Sorry I just did..., that was an insult to three masters of the medium, too late at night... HaDen, DejoHnette, LOvano With them Sco was at the top of his game, one power quartet. Too bad it only

Article in Curbed NY: John Lennon Remembered as Musician, Real Estate Investor Tuesday, December 7, 2010, by Joey

The "jazz" use of the word Chorus and to "Take 2/3 Chorus's", meanin

Absolutely. Tastes differ, but there's no doubt as to his musicianship. Are you trying to break a record for misspelled artists' names? ;-} -Keith

Hi Jeff, Here's how a typical jazz standard will be performed: * (optional) intro * (optional) verse (recitative-style vocal introduction that sets the scene) * head (the whole form, e.g. AABA, with