Tips for Learning and *Remembering* Tunes in Your Jazz Repertoire

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00:00 Intro
00:38 Welcome and overview
01:25 Gathering material
02:40 Which tunes to choose
03:56 Which recordings to use
08:06 Learning new tunes
11:46 Remembering old tunes
14:30 Closing thoughts

[@philprice5712]

I think I predate you Matt. When I started we used portable reel-to-reel which predated 8-track. Wow I'm old. Thanks for the tips!

[@LearnJazzBasswithMattRybicki]

Haha! Yes! I did have some exposure to 8-tracks in the late 70s, but never did the reel-to-reel so you certainly have seen more changes than I! Thank you so much for watching and the kind words

[@scottriddle78]

Hi Matt, great topic! Any chance you can do a video on how you use forscore. I have just started to use it and like your ideas about setting up known tunes vs. what you are working on.

[@LearnJazzBasswithMattRybicki]

Hi Scott! Thanks so much! That's a really interesting idea, at least from my own "geeky" side...I wonder if other folks would find it helpful. I'll definitely think more about this and put this good idea in "my list" though! Thanks again

[@carlogarella4304]

Kinda unrelated but: what's the title of that blue and black book on your music stand? Saluti dall'Italia!

[@LearnJazzBasswithMattRybicki]

Oh! It's "The World of Duke Ellington" by Stanley Dance, but without the dust cover. Thanks for watching! Grazie mille!