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We take a look at John Scofield's Grammy-nominated solo over the Hank Williams classic, "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry and learn a quick augmented lick from him! Do yourself a favor and check out the album, "Country For Old Men."It's wonderful.
Mike Scott and I sat down one morning to record a bit. Here's one of our favorites from that day - the Duke Ellington classic, "All Too Soon."
In this video, I use the James Taylor song, "Carolina In My Mind" to show you how I adapt an accompaniment that is meant to be played by fingerstyle guitar for piano. Don't forget to pick up the pdf if you need it.
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Using the very simple, and affordable Gridplay app on my iPhone, I made a multi track video of this beautiful song. No one at Gridplay even knows I exist but I want to let people know about their app because it has been so helpful to me.
If you've watched my first video about finger picking style, as applied to the piano, this is the next stop on your journey. Now you can take that principle and apply it to countless songs. Link to the worksheet in the first video: Fingerstyle Guitar For Piano Tutorial
Jake Reichbart is an amazing guitarist! He plays mainly fingerstyle guitar and he can play any song in a sophisticated guitar arrangement! He has a great Youtube channel where he publish a new song each week.
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Hello musicians! Have you ever met someone who doesn't know how to hold their instrument without playing it? In this video, we try to raise Noodler Awareness and stop these people in their tracks!
My problem of not being able to play guitar has been solved! At least it's solved in a way that makes me very happy. Hear my new song, "Emma Let's Go" and listen to the journey that I went on to be able to be my own "guitarist" by learning to play the Harpejji for this really special project! Much thanks to the folks at Marcodi for the gorgeous instrument that has really changed my musical life!! Emma Let's Go is about 3 periods of my life. The first, when Emma (who is ten years younger than me) was growing up and I got to be there to help her navigate her early years. Being 10 years apart made it difficult to be close, but we got a great start! In 2001, we lost our 17 year old brother in a car crash (when I was 24 and Emma was 14). Then, later in life, some irreconcilable differences with a parent (who we love deep down, but just can't really have in our lives for various reasons) happened and the two of us found our way to a solution that was best for all of us.
If you have ever wondered what to do in the situation where there is more than one comping instrument, this video will give you some ideas! Really, your mother taught you what to do when you were three. Take turns! :-)
Another duet from our session. Cole Porter's "So In Love" Recorded with: Vocals: AKG P220 Piano: Rode NT4 Guitar: Shure SM 58 next to Mike's amp (see comments on YouTube for more guitar info). Using the direct SD card record feature from the Presonus AR8 mixer
Aimee Nolte performs in duos, trios, and big bands as a jazz pianist and singer. Live performances
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