Dvd Coryell Larry Blues Guitar

Une des personnalités plus importantes dans le monde de la guitare Jazz, Larry Coryell a joué contre les meilleurs et présente ici un aperçu de son approche distinctive et fluide. Des héros bebop Sonny Rollins et Charles Mingus à superstars de fusion Chick Corea et John McLaughlin, guitare de Coryell jouant a honoré les enregistrements des étoiles les plus chaudes du Jazz, faisant de lui un guitariste de réputation énorme et le respect. Dans ce DVD de trois volets série Coryell analyse son propre point de vue Jazz, fournissant une méthode empirique de l'improvisation solo et corde. Volume deux comprend : créer les substitutions de corde de ligne improvisée Importance du son septième majeur/mineur le ' Jazz ' mineur et ses accords connexes échelles de l'application de normes repositionnement cordes pour s'adapter à une ligne unique-note vocabulaire du phrasé de Blues improvisation et dispositifs de guitariste de sophistications Bebop et techniques s'approcher un solo et la performance des petits groupes de la même discussion détaillée de chanson de feuilles d'automne et Coltran... / Guitare

One of the foremost personalities in the world of Jazz Guitar Larry Coryell has played against the best and here presents an insight into his distinctive and fluid approach.From bebop heroes Sonny Rollins and CharlesMingus to fusion superstars Chick Corea and John McLaughlin Coryell's guitar playing has graced the recordings of the hottest stars in Jazz making him a guitarist of huge reputation and respect.In this special'back-to-his-roots' DVD presentation Coryell discusses his personal approach to the blues fusing classic techniques and heritage with the intellect of the seasoned Jazz improviser. He begins with T-Bone Walker moving throughB.B. and Albert King to the more complex blues of Wes Montgomery before finally assessing the importance of the blues in the music of Miles Davis. Specific lessons include:The pentatonic scale and its intervalsAtranscription of a blues tribute to T-Bone WalkerBending notes in the style of B.B. King and Albert KingWes Montgomery's D-natural bluesAll Blues and the Miles Davis use of the 'Jazz' minor scale

Volume Three-This is the third volume of a series of DVDs presenting the recent evolution of fingerstyle guitar presents a range of stylists who at times appear to have little more in common than the mantle of instrumentalists testing their talents and repertoires to the limit. What bridge exists between Larry Coryell’s avant-garde amble and Martin Carthy’s assay of a bagpipe tune? Only one of shared curiosity and courage of test pilots determined to break personal stylistic sound barriers. Each of the nine artists here writes his musical signature with bold and unmistakably individual strokes. Musically diverse the common thread among them is a commitment to pursuing a unique version onefor which the voice happens to be the guitar. Martin TaylorMedley: Dixie/Old Man River Martin Simpson Medley: The Banks Of the Bann Bantry Girl’s lament & Jock O’Hazeldean Bob Brozman Man Of The Steel Blues Larry CoryellJulia La Belle Steve Howe Clap Martin Carthy The Siege Of Delhi Peppino D’Agostino Acoustic Spirit Martin Simpson & Bob Brozman A Southern Grove Tim Sparks Samiotisa Martin Taylor & Gordon Giltrap Colin’s Meadow Steve Howe Second Initial Martin Simpson Charlie’s Boogie Martin Carthy & Dave Swarbrick Byker Hill Peppino D’Agostino Acoustic Funk Bob Brozman Subtropical Stomp Tim Sparks Oniro Martin Taylor Just Squeeze Me Martin Carthy Old Tom of Oxford