That two characters thing is pretty cool.

@NINT3ND0master

4 жыл бұрын

Joshua Redman is a master at that

All work and no play make us a dull person! So true :)

@depauleable

7 жыл бұрын

Also a quote from "The Shining".

1:23-8th note...he broke the rule...you can see the guilt in his eyes.

@despa2336

4 жыл бұрын

It was more of a grace note into the quarter note

@joelpetris9724

4 жыл бұрын

thats how jazz works

@DeMariThompson

3 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too;)

As an aspiring jazz musician who plays tenor, I really like your ideas, and will incorporate them into my practice routine. Thank you for posting this.

@sovietleader3096

2 жыл бұрын

It's been four years since you've posted this comment, how has it been going

The idea of thinking about two characters was absolutely fantastic!!! These videos are really awesome. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

So glad these videos exist. Such a great resource for aspiring jazz musicians on any instrument!

Yo, Walter, I am SO glad you shared this trick! It really helps musicians of all ages to step of the box and challenge themselves. Bravo!!!

I really like that idea of using two characters to build the improvisation around. Definitely gonna try applying that to my own playing.

sweet I have been bored learning to improvise on sax ultra useful THANKS

as someone who loves conceptual stuff in music, the thing about the two characters is REALLY cool

One of the most interesting sax players nowadays with really elegant style of playing. Elegance is rare nowadays among sax players

1:03 Literally all music in Ed, Edd n Eddy

@onesyphorus

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO

this channel is a treasure :)

¡Oh man, this videos are incredibles!

Great job Walt!

I heard one eighth! haha. Great video, inspiring to hear how hip just the first and third can sound!

Wonderful video ! Thank you Walter Blanding !

the 3rd and 7th exercise sounded like Monk :p

This is the best thing I've ever seen

Fantastic video!

great video, thanks

really great vídeo lesson. gracias.

1:25

@lucienjaubert764

7 жыл бұрын

Jordy J xD

@javiervaldovinos

6 жыл бұрын

Jordy J I think he played an 8th note and laughed at himself.

This guy, he's great.. Thanks for sharing

Fantastic ideas, thanks for share us ✨🎼🎶🎷

Thank you!!!!!

CREATIVE ideas thanks and God bless you for sharing that...your sound is fantastic

Beautiful!!

nice vid, gave me a new appreciation for jazz

That`s just how we are.

1:25 mini jazzgasm

Beautifull

OH MY GOD THSNK YOU SO MICH THIS HELPS SO MUCH THANK YOUUUUUUUU

how cool, I liked that last game, to imagine two people in different records.

thanks !!

Really nice, helpful, thanks

The idea of getting bored repeating a scale to develop creativity is cool

very good ideas ! thank you! !

Wonderful!

Thank you. You Video is lovely!

Good stuff

THATS what i'm talkin about!! thank you

とても上手ですね！ 英語は喋れませんが、楽しませてもらいました〜☺️

Wow man your in the stream

Interesting...

@m3k3nly

6 жыл бұрын

roosterslime4119 I've seen you on so many jazz videos lmao

Merci beaucoup

@GrummanTestPilot

6 жыл бұрын

Your welcome

What are the little white things on his palm keys? Is that an attachment or stock to the horn?

ok, someone please tell me where i can find some really slow swing like in 4:04

He is good

All work and no play makes us a dull person - damn

nice

by jazz at lincoln center does that mean lincoln NE?

What’s with his palm keys?

@dumbass9300

6 жыл бұрын

SEVERiN They've been built up so it's easier to reach with his palms, so his hands don't have to go far off the sax.

Nice biceps

@LarryLenau

7 жыл бұрын

Was gonna comment this. You beat me to it.

Chu Berry ?

What kind of sax is that

1:26 ahahaah

The more i look at his sax the weirder it gets

@sequoyahcisneros8719

5 жыл бұрын

How dare you insult the Conn! Never insult the Con....

I'm having trouble memorizing my scales. It gets boring just going up and down the scales. Is there a better way of memorizing scales?

@aboveaveragebayleaf9216

6 жыл бұрын

Try learning the first five notes of each major scale. Then you can put them together to make the full scales. Also try taking a simple tune that you know, and learn it in all 12 keys.

That wasn’t roots and thirds, that was sevenths and thirds.

:)

HIS NECK?!!!!!???!?!,!,(? C

Those definitely ain't the first and third man haha!