How to Fake Anything on Stage: Part II

[@joseortiz-fw7by]

You know they say jazz music picked up where classical music left off(; loved this lesson thank you

[@mrCetus]

Looking forward to part iii

[@JoeLinux2000]

This is a very fascinating lesson.

[@ClassicalContrarian]

If you’re operating in the world of theory at all times, you will never sound inspired.

[@SZ-wb1qb]

They are more like guidelines

[@UnfamiliarPlace]

As a self-taught pianist, I used to think this way, but once I learned a little theory I realized I was never so repetitive and imitative of what had been done for centuries as when I didn't know what was out there. If you don't learn what's been done you usually reinvent the wheel.

[@joseortiz-fw7by]

@@UnfamiliarPlace you may feel stuck now but there is more learn that will free you up more❤️ are you familiar with Barry Harris method of piano? Lincoln has great videos on it with him! Check it out, really helped broaden my ear

[@harpsichordkid]

And if you operate outside the world of theory, you’ll sound like a four year old banging on the piano in the church basement. And certainly, one may have good grammar and poor eloquence. But no one who is eloquent has poor grammar.