Fun With Chromatics!
Well, I find myself again apologizing. I have a real good excuse this time — I’ve been in Hawaii on vacation. Yes, it’s a tough job, but I find that I’m qualified to do it. Had a great time, now I’m getting my head back in the game of playing, working, etc. We’ve been talking [...]
November 11, 2009
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Tags: Chromatic Scale, Chromatics, Ear Training, Guitar Practice, Improvising, Musicianship, Practice Strategy, Practicing, Scales, Technique, Victor Wooten · Posted in: Music
On Ear Training…
Hi Gang, Sorry to be away for so long, but it’s been a busy time for me. More on that to follow. A few weeks ago, the cell phone I’ve had since 2004 started to just fall apart on me (Nokia 6820). Was a great phone and I hated the thought of giving it up. [...]
October 14, 2009
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Tags: Ear Training, Improvising, iPhone, Music Software, Senses, Sensory Development, Victor Wooten · Posted in: Music
The Music Lesson
OK. This won’t be a music lesson per se, so calm down… The Music Lesson: A Spiritual Search for Growth Through Music is actually a book by Victor Wooten. If you don’t know who he is, he’s probably best recognized for his contributions as the bassist for the Flecktones (as in Bela Fleck and the [...]
September 9, 2009
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Tags: Flecktones, Groove Workshop, Improvising, Musicianship, Operating Principles, The Music Lesson, Victor Wooten · Posted in: Music