The Best Jazz Advice We Ever Got
Peter and Adam give the 7 best jazz advice tips, answering a SpeakPipe. Wanna send a SpeakPipe of your own? Check out the bottom of the page at http://www.openstudionetwork.com/podcast.
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Peter & Adam's Best Jazz Advice
- Listen (of course)
- The audience's imagination fills in most of the music for you
- Learn solos by ear
- Play a second line snare drum solo in your head / only play 1/3 of the notes
- Be productive
- A strong sense of time is more important than the notes you play
- The Ultimate Tip
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