Kurt Rosenwinkel Audio Masterclass

[@moytmoyt]

0:01 Chelsea Bridge 10:10 Kurt's new guitar (Godin ACS) 11:49 pianistic approch to the guitar 15:30 stride exercice 21:30 passing chords 24:48 Kurt's phrasing 26:14 how to get successful? 28:06 learning a new tune 34:05 scale work 35:38 triads on a ii V I 37:08 triads on Darn That Dream 38:45 triads from the diminished scale 41:08 harmonic rhythm in phrasing / bebop scales 44:30 harmonic rhythm in chord progression 47:54 finding your own voice 51:04 his relationship with classical music 54:56 improvising on chords that you hear in your head 59:31 hip substitutions over I vi ii V 1:00:35 who he's listening to 1:04:42 "Cubism" and parallel harmony 1:08:53 compositon 1:10:52 Kurt's guitar method book project 1:13:59 guitar books he recommands 1:16:04 the singing thing in his sound 1:18:43 non-jazz guitarists he listen to 1:20:18 right hand technique 1:21:33 warm-up ideas 1:26:19 Kurt's "three stages warm-up" concept 1:30:09 scale exercices 1:32:24 alternate tunings 1:37:09 how to keep musicality over complex music ? 1:40:13 consciousness of notes and intervals on the fretboard 1:46:32 intro 1:49:54 Falling Grace 1:58:28 intro 2:00:41 Ana Maria

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Incredible

[@moytmoyt]

​@@DanielSeriffMusic thank you ! now it's finished. this video is so rich in information that I had to

[@garethgilliland2731]

King

[@정-l4d2j]

Nice man

[@benyoungblood4770]

You are a hero for this. I keep coming back to this video for inspiration and your time stamps are just so helpful

[@andresmarino2788]

I just caught myself returning again to this one . Sometimes I lie down , like Lebowski listening to “ Venice beach playoffs 1987”

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

This one is amazing.

[@0ptimus]

Homie did indeed nerd out.awesome. tall order!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Oh yeah. He’s amazing.

[@robwolfe6120]

I'll never forget the first time I heard this, the stride playing on These Foolish Things (15:30). It was 2010 I think. My whole world changed. Those few minutes of playing, and his subsequent verbal explanation of passing chords in between Eb C7 Fm and Bb completely reshaped my approach to - and understanding of - both jazz and the guitar. I still shake my head every time I hear it. The fact that he f*cks up entering the bridge, and that he speeds up quite a bit by the time he reaches the head out is the only consolation that he's human 😂.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Oh man!!! That’s fantastic. It was this particular masterclass? It was absolutely mind blowing for me when I was there and I was still a noob. Shattered my perspective in the best way.

[@aaronlebos]

Man along with everything else his turnarounds are incredible 19:18-19:23 geezzzz

[@jroc2201]

Saw him maybe two years ago at the Vangaurd, he had a killer band, it was so good it was uncomfortable

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Yes. Totally insane

[@ReubenNathaniel]

1:21:20 - Kurt's thoughts on practicing.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

He is the man. So articulate.

[@andresmarino2788]

Back again . Listened to it all and starting it all over. Thank you so much for this . His chordal meanderings are so amazing on their own. Any isolated chord is not so crazy on its own ( hints of ted Greene modern progressions and van Epps - just good solid chords ), but it’s where they come from and where they go to that’s so marvelous and how the melody that is improvised dictates things - that awareness of top voice ,,and all these trapdoors to anywhere are possible . So beautiful

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Man, he’s so incredible. Thanks for your comment

[@borgassi]

Saw him live last week, he is unreal

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

No doubt! Most influential jazz guitarist of the last 30 years imho.

[@davidericcoboni92]

Thanks to post this masterclass!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thanks for listening. Kurt is incredible.

[@Sandemose]

Seeing and hearing his trio this friday. Cant wait.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Oh man! In for a treat.

[@ManErg]

Thanks for the upload! Realising that he further got WAY better than he was at that time is just mindblowing

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

You are welcome...and totally right. It's been amazing to seem him progress as an artist.

[@billwilkie6211]

Can you elaborate a bit on his subsequent improvements?

[@moytmoyt]

Scale patterns 34:25

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Yessir

[@aaronlebos]

ok to follow my earlier 19:13-19:23 F-7, F#-7, C#-9, EMaj7, AMaj7, F-7, F-9, E/Bb, Ebdim, Eb6/9

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Man yes.

[@mcmonzonn8261]

Genial! Muchas Gracias Daniel!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Welcome!

[@andresmarino2788]

wow. thank you

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

So glad you dug it. Best masterclass I’ve ever been to.

[@LasseSchjerning]

killin' versions of chelsea bridge, falling grace and ana maria!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

So great

[@moytmoyt]

Inspiring

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Absolutely. He is so incredible and such a great teacher.

[@Fishies125]

Amazing!!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

So great

[@theblarneystone5125]

Triads 36:30 39:54

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

The best

[@medericfourmy5852]

Could you add a short description like recording date/location, musicians names etc. if you have these infos?

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

I can't remember all of the details. Been a long time. I will check my records!

[@johngneam993]

nice!

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Thanks for listening

[@gitarmats]

Anyone know the current status of that book he talked about writing? Sounded quite interesting.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Mats Moland Træen Unfortunately from what I’ve seen, he never pursued it much further. There is something on his site about it saying it’s been delayed permanently or something.

[@garyheimbauer4206]

@@DanielSeriffMusic he's been writing eBooks to go along with his masterclasses. He just said in an interview, that for the masterclass on composition it's like 40 pages long.

[@chris6160]

Thanks for the upload. Where and when was this?

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

National Guitar Workshop - maybe 2006?

[@atticusakelly]

32 mins is that peter mazza

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Yep!

[@ofirnoy]

?Is he playing a nylon string guitar

[@n1ghtprwlr]

Ofir Noy yes, he said it was a godin nylon, I believe it’s a multiac model

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Yes

[@dcbaacba6395]

Any one still have a video where he did a clinic in gdansk? all of the vids got deleted from youtube :'(

[@Caravaggio44]

I am looking for it also. It's a great workshop with excellent practice ideas and wonderful performances!

[@tonydeAraujo]

Here's one of his clinics but I'm not sure if it is the one you were looking for: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpWpo36whbl4g8k

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

I wish

[@Fishies125]

I know. I was crushed when it got taken down. I know that a good chunk of the lesson portion is back up, and I actually recently realized that I saved an audio version of the performance section years ago so I’ll be uploading that soon!

[@vladfingers5823]

What's the first solo tune?

[@JanLarsenFredriksen]

It's Billy Strayhorn composition from 1941 called "Chelsea Bridge"

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Chelsea bridge

[@aaronlebos]

20:32 mannn

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

Yessssir.

[@jasonsills1314]

Definitely can’t draw a circle like him.

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

He is just incredible.

[@Signsoflife-rc4uq]

26:14 on "How to get successful"....I've never heard an audience break into applause for such a profoundly depressing statement, delivered in such a timid and unconfident way. LOL love Kurt. But you could literally have used that as a British comedy sketch

[@DanielSeriffMusic]

I will have to check it out. Haven’t listened in so long.

[@Signsoflife-rc4uq]

@@DanielSeriffMusic "my advice to young jazz musicians is you should forget about being successful...and get ready to be poor.....and get ready to never have a girlfriend"....*AUDIENCE BREAKS OUT INTO ROARING APPLAUSE !!!!*! LOL forgive my dark humor here