You Will Be Surprised - The Most Inside Sound Is The Most Beautiful

[@feathers_are_heavy5450]

as one person already expressed; never stop making videos dude, unless it’s for some like financial practical reason or smt. you are a great inspiration and guide to jazz study and sax especially, i’ve been progressing with much haste thankfully to having your videos around in my tabs. Appreciate what you do man, may your work persevere !🙏

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

Thank you so much for the comment. This is so good to hear and means so much to me. It really inspires and makes me want to keep going and do more and better. Thanks for that

[@zephaniarutlokwana2891]

You Are the be best analyst and a GOAT in bringing what students should know . Don't ever feel like stopping

[@zephaniarutlokwana2891]

For Colrane this was never an academic issue as your analysis it came naturally . like many non theoretical black artists of note . l think it is enjoyable for others to see how obvious things to those who dont find obvious can be objects of analysis. Africans have rhythm and they have an advantage of playing with it , till the end of times MELANIN ADVANTAGE

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

Thank you, I will definitely keep making videos.

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

I do really think Coltrane did lots of analysis of all kinds of music, he practiced and checked music out from all over the world. He lived and created music. If you have talent it does not mean you become a master. To become a master you need to study your talent

[@darrylbarber71]

Monk said it…..”Don’t forget the 6th”

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

I kind of first discovered it now for real. Of course I knew it was there, but resolving to it just totally works. Amazing tone

[@yanausp]

He, interesting way to adjust thinking in some parts of solo

[@sorenballegaardmusic]

Really start resolving to different tones is a great way to spice up the solos