Purcell’s 160-page thesis tackled Peter Bernstein, a New York City musician he called “one of the greatest living jazz-guitar players.” The military again provided a door — and Purcell ...
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Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson on the obscure jazz record which helped kickstart the British prog boom of the ‘70sThe genre-mashing LP featured two would-be Cream members and unusual instrumentation, leaving a lasting impression on the ...
Jesse Cook studied classical and jazz guitar at the Royal Conservatory of Music at York University in Canada and Berklee College of Music, but it was a trip to Spain that ultimately defined his ...
As jazz ensembles grew, the six strings of the guitar sometimes had a hard time fitting in. But if the guitar hasn’t always been a central player in jazz, the best guitarists have usually had ...
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Jazz schooled, Queen-inspired, The Last Dinner Party’s guitar hero Emily Roberts unpacks her soundRoberts reveals how their hit debut album was created, and how her unique approach to the instrument was shaped by jazz ...
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After years of waiting, Jacob Collier’s wild five-string Strandberg has hit the marketMelding Strandberg’s ergonomic headless guitar designs with Collier’s perception challenging D A E A D tuning, the guitar is ...
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Jazz guitar theory 101: 5 ways you can use tritone substitutions to jazz up your chord progressionsIf we took an Em-A7-D (II-V-I) progression and decided to jazz it up with 7ths and extensions ... let’s have a play with some alterations. How about this Eb7#9 in place of the Eb9?
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