Au Privave - Charlie Parker video free download
A School of Jazz & Blues Guitarraleão é uma das mais conceituadas instituições de ensino musical do país e oferece cursos intensivos e semi-intensivos do nível básico ao avançado .
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Teclado
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Improvisação
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Comments
5 years ago
Claudio Godina
CHI È IL JAZZ?ARMSTRONG E PARKER!5 years ago
John Lindstrom
Miles is slow6 years ago
Eddie Medina
coachella festival brought me here6 years ago
K. R.
See you next sunday You!6 years ago
clarkewi
Probably the greatest American innovator. A giant.6 years ago
Manchester 0429
February 2018??6 years ago
rene diaz
lil pump brought me here6 years ago
peter funke
In the 50th Charlie was our favorit sax player. I just heart this title on hammond b3 by B.Dennerlein comparing the beautiful flow of this melodious and rythmic composition by Charlie Parker, he is a real genius musician. I love his songs which have become jazz classics that will never die - neither will he.7 years ago
George Buck
I first heard this in 1955 at the age of 15. Could't make out what was going on but it grew on me. Glad to hear people are still hearing this for the first time now - 61 years later.8 years ago
Brent E
The fact that you can change the speed makes this shit sooooo much easier to learn by ear.8 years ago
Pedro Pinho
Can someone get me the sheet?9 years ago
Coyote Rock
Fly away Charlie Bird!9 years ago
Who am I?
+Simon Dechaene its a major blues so even though its based on the dominant 7 blues form, the major 7th can be used, but almost always (99%) on the 1 chord coming out of the IV. Thats what gives it a major blues vibe. The rhythm section knew this and they would play maj7 chord structures after the IV if the soloist lead them there. Bird usually played maj blues changes. Good stuff!9 years ago
billystrayhornsghost
What words can express such brilliance....10 years ago
Mitchell Wilmot
lol same10 years ago
Dimestore Jones
Does anyone have the pdf solo transcription to this please?Related Videos
