Dexter Gordon killer Rhythm Changes solo Analysis + what you need to know to play Jazz in 2024

[@vahpr]

Nice! Thanks for adding to my practice queue 😀😀😀

[@TheBlavid]

😂😂 I can relate!

[@mileswhite4329]

An insightful and interesting analysis. Dexter makes it look easy but this reveals the intellectual depth of his thinking and his mastery of harmony.

[@paulcidade4518]

Thanks for sharing your huge knowledge with us!

[@atmamanifesta9749]

wow, never heard analysis like that , thanks

[@andresdelafuente3783]

Hermoso video! Ud es un gran maestro! 👍 .-. Saludos y buena vida!.

[@songbook777]

Great work !

[@TheFrenchMagician]

Love the Masterclass! Working on Jerry Jerome's solo specifically for now @Jazzduets Any idea when volume 2 would be out?

[@ЮрийМакогон-э9ж]

❤

[@grandesax]

👏👏👏

[@courtneynero6886]

Interesting juxtaposition there…Nick says around 12:00 mark that the beauty of jazz is in the freedom (eg to play globally over chords versus locally) whereas Branford implies in his earlier comment that if Stella isn’t played at the original tempo then you’re not playing it “correctly.”

[@JazzDuets]

Branford though to be fair does not mention the word "correct" . He is speaking about the ego. But you are right, if musicians wish to show off it is their prerogative.

[@elias-vu4tj]

Pulento

[@thadiusventricle6752]

Great analysis. But you missed the Mona Lisa quote at A2 listen to it! That was one of his favorite quotes.

[@thadiusventricle6752]

I obviously should have kept listening to your talk. Ha ha

[@JazzDuets]

@@thadiusventricle6752 yes!!!

[@colleenvanderhoek3784]

He didn’t miss the Mona Lisa quote! He talked about it! YOU weren’t listening!

[@normalizedaudio2481]

Thank goodness he stopped doing those "new age" lessons with no rhythm. Dot you quarters instead of the rests IMHO. Easier to read IMHO.

[@JazzDuets]

I always get a laugh with you. I have not stopped my rubato videos. In fact I am starting 2 more this weekend!