Arranging Techniques, Jazz & R&R Horns, Session 36

A quick look at eight arranging concepts that will help you to develop ideas for your composing and arranging. Subscribe here:
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[@marsresendiz3075]

One of the most informative videos I seen in a while!!!

[@theoffering7000]

Thank you so much for this. I’m really new to arranging horns and I’m trying a hand at arranging them for my Afrobeat music, which would heavily rely on horns for dynamics and melodic interest. These concepts have been really helpful! (:

[@fredstickley]

Great! I love Afrobeat music. Happy to hear you're finding the videos useful. Subscribe to my website and I'll send you my free ebook. thanks fs

[@stevedreyermusic1616]

Thanks for helping us understand some arranging options in simple terms. I'm tasked with arranging a tune I wrote; thanks for explaining the various choices.

[@TheDude-vx6wn]

Thank you very much for this superb tutorial on arranging. Providing examples from actual songs would be helpful. Please make more tutorials on this topic, I am very interested in this topic. Instant subscribe.

[@hairongchen1634]

thank you so much for providing these videos sir

[@TomAuffarth]

Thank you very much for info and motivation!

[@fredstickley]

You're very welcome. Go to FredSTickleyMusic and check out my master's class.

[@mohig7273]

Definitely definitely an excellent video.. Thank you very much sir..... 🙏🇮🇳

[@luigibeatrice7857]

Thank you so much, I’m learning a lot

[@fredstickley]

Great! Go to my website and subscribe to my free ebook. LMK if you have any Qs, thx FS

[@franciscoaragao9672]

Este é um músico. A música vem antes e a teoria vem depois. Maravilhoso. Obrigado.

[@markjohnson9485]

This is so exciting!! Great lesson!!

[@fredstickley]

It is exciting! Love hearing it. Go to my site and check out more horn arranging course or subscribe and I'll send you my free ebook. Thanks Mark

[@Music-vc7mq]

thank you very much for dis tutorial...FRED...

[@fredstickley]

You are quite welcome. Happy to help you out. LMK if you have any questions. FS

[@synthdude7664]

Very informative. Thanks!

[@fredstickley]

Always good to hear. Let me know if you have any Qs. Thanks FS

[@stasta74]

Just brilliant🙏🙏 thanks for the video. Veeryy helpful

[@fredstickley]

Thanks Stavrou. Glad to be of help. Check out my masters class here: fredstickleymusic.com/jazz-rock-horns

[@donpedroelbuey8151]

I´d love to HEAR some examples of the techniques you´re talking about, as you explain them. Still, I pretty much get most of it. Thanks for making these videos.

[@fredstickley]

Good idea! Maybe I'll work on that. Thanks

[@donpedroelbuey8151]

I've never been a "horn" guy. No Tower of Power, Herb Alpert on my iPod (maybe a little Chicago). But I get to playing around on my DAW and all of a sudden I hear a trumpet...Latino-like, or spaghetti western...it's so cool. But I need other horn accompaniment. Thus, your tutorials. Most over my head as I understand only the most basic of musical notation but little by little the flow, the rhythm and sound seems to be sinking in.

[@fredstickley]

Good to hear. Listen to Chicago's first 4 studio albums. The best of their stuff. Not so poppy.

[@fredstickley]

If you go to my website there are some examples. And if you pickup Video Scores it's all about examples. I hear ya. Thanks FS

[@phillipallan6608]

Excellent video Fred, just signed up to your tutorial blog via your website. Will also be working through your previous videos as I feel I shouldn't be starting at session 36 :-)

[@jasondavisjazz]

Nice

[@bladimirtaveras93]

Well taught!!!

[@fredstickley]

Thanks Bladimir. Go to my website and checkout my Video Scores master class. You might like it. Shoot me an email and I send you my free ebook. thanks again FS

[@marsresendiz3075]

Best intro

[@adeeliyanage9617]

Great video sir ! Just subscribed..

[@fredstickley]

Thanks Adee. There's more stuff on my website under Music ED. fredstickleymusic.com/

[@adeeliyanage9617]

@@fredstickley ohh my thanx alot !

[@arataka57]

What is out there besides the traditional passing chords? I guess any chord would go as long the voice leading would lead correctly?

[@janiceslater5547]

So clear. Thanks Fred.

[@fredstickley]

Thx Janice

[@litobakzcozykc7616]

U DA BEST!!!!

[@prasshanthvp1082]

Pedal tone vs sustained pad - looks similar to me. Could you please help me understand the difference?

[@fredstickley]

A pedal tone is a single note either on top or below the chord changes and is typically a common tone of those chord voicings. A pad is just sustained chord voicings. For example, the bass player is playing an E and the guitar player is playing Emin to Dmaj. Or the keyboard player is playing a high E to those same changes. Hope that helps. Thanks FS

[@oliviervoisin3251]

M'kay ? Thanks btw

[@TheDude-vx6wn]

Pleas make a part two

[@fredstickley]

Seriously considering it. I got a few of these request. Thanks for your enthusiasm. FS

[@Jojo_comparte]

Now "you know" is a ostinato. x.x