Deluge - Wayne Shorter's Pentatonic Masterclass

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[@smkemp07]

Jazz comedy at it’s finest. Thanks again for the insight, and the laughs

[@tomford1376]

love you! was just thinking about how I really want to get more into transcribing Wayne stuff for guitar. What a genius and expressive melodicist.

[@domukaz]

Super cool tune, super straightforward presentation. Serious props!

[@desmondhiggins1386]

Wow; great explanations and even some jokes!!

[@willjuttonmusic5474]

nice vid! great record

[@JazzGuitarScrapbook]

Yes it’s mega isn’t it?

[@noahv8671]

Check out Taylor Eigsti’s recording of Deluge

[@JazzGuitarScrapbook]

noah v will do.

[@elliottturner9029]

Thanks Christian! I'm a jazz composer and guitarist finishing up my master's, and am really interested in how Wayne thought about the application of pentatonics to his own tunes, both compositionally and improvisationally. I hear so much pentatonics in his playing, and wanted to get a bit deeper into his own relationship with this approach and how it informed his writing. Let me know if I can cite your video and if you have any other leads! Thanks. elliottturnergtr.com

[@JazzGuitarScrapbook]

Hi Elliot, of course you can! I’m preparing a vid on Footprints - watch this space. Also check out my Speak No Evil vid if you haven’t...

[@JazzGuitarScrapbook]

Also first few bars of the solo on Yes and No, use of pentatonic modes again...