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Quadruple C
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GoldenBrass
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| Right on, Quad C! |
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BADBOY-DON
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Good point...also relieves the pressure on the ol' chopperoos' and lets the blood start to flow!!! (Don't forget to always use CONTRASTS while playing also.
Nice post, good thoughts...
Keep your sparklers dry trpt-geeks...have a safe 4th. |
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trjeam
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SHS_Trumpet
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Right on David!! Another of the many things they emphasize at the UNT jazz trumpet and trombone workshop. ANd nick carfa a great jazz pianist, his brother played wit maynard(bass) any way we wee working with a jazz band and he was talking about improving the blues. He played this amazing riff and ripped up the keyboard.... Then he played this simple little riff really spaced out it totally blew away the last thing he played which was totaly awesome too. Anyway the message remains the same improvisors need to know that when you improv you're talking to your audience and make it a meaningful conversation.
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funkymonkey
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| A John Cage type of a solo.. hehe |
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