*How to Practice Jazz* MASTER Jerry Bergonzi spills the Beans JazzHeaven.com Video Excerpt

[@sidbhattnoida]

I love how he speaks about raj - yoga at 2:30. A little elaboration Raj yoga or the yoga for kings consists of ashtanga or 8 stages : 1. Yama : self control 2. Niyama : discipline 3. Asana : practice 4. Pranayama : breathing control/ excercise 5. Pratyahara : withdrawal of senses from external objects 6. Dharna : concentration 7. Dhyana : meditation 8. Samadhi : complete realization

[@martinet335]

a great man with agreat message for all improvisers....thank you

[@cincinnatipedalsteel4347]

I love this excerpt. I'd like to get hold of the full lesson.

[@falkwillis4471]

See link at beginning of description. ;) Or here: JazzHeaven.com/jerry1

[@MRMOTOFOTO]

LOL...White Light! Jerry is the best!

[@k.scotsparks9247]

...man - 'always appreciate your info and the vibe. THANKS!

[@antoniomorandi8605]

Thanks again Jerry! As always, this was interesting an extremely useful. There's an old piano technique book by Walter Geiseking where much of the material is based on visualization techniques. There have been studies of basketball players improving their technique by visualizing making free throws. Thank you for being so generous with your knowledge and expertise.

[@OnlyAshishRemains]

i love you master!

[@alexvanrose]

As usuaL with Jerry interesting, useful and encouraging

[@inflatedear7131]

Advice from a master musician.👍🎷🎶

[@MehulPandit]

Very well said. True....

[@tuckerantell]

I know what you mean! In my case I find that practicing something on one instrument transferrs to another instrument very easily and I think it has do with the brain. I think one of the largest aspects of practicing is training your BRAIN to think ahead, order things correctly and understand the patterns involved. The fingers are just obeying the brain's command. Mental practicing also illuminates this as you can practice without an instrument ALMOST as effectively becasue you've thought it thru

[@JulianHaugland]

Genius!!!! :D

[@caroh67]

Great Musician, Person , right words ...that's it..

[@ZootaAndrewMahera]

Im a guitar player, thank you for your insight.!

[@Usefulmusic]

Don Byas (no slouch he) did the same in his later years.

[@violinoscar]

Has anyone noticed this : when I practise a piano scale, chord, passage or whatever, in one hand, the other hand seems to pick it up also. Not to the same degree, but certainly as if I had practised it in that hand. The most peculiar aspect of this is that the fingerings may be very different in the unpractised and but that doesn't seem to matter

[@everythingnessawesomeness5886]

just calm down and vibrate high

[@pleximanic]

You MUST have the changes absorbed before you can work on them!

[@CrossBonesAlex]

With other words: Let it flow

[@Ot_Tokn]

666th like 🫡