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Empower your inspiration and creativity
$7.95 USD
Playing in Odd time Signatures like 7/4 is a great fun way to practice and strengthen rhythmic understanding.
Command of Rhythm and Rhythmic variety is key to sounding competent as an improvisor.
A stunning technique is useless if you cannot play in time.
This Jazzduets arrangement of the Timeless classic 'Amazing Grace' has been written to challenge and inspire. It features:
1) 7/4 time, sometimes alternating groups of 223 and 332, which keeps the player on their toes!
2) 12 modulations . The tune modulates up a half step every, upping the emotional charge.
3) Rich Jazz harmony - secondary dominants, Upper extensions, modal interchange to name a few!
4) Tasty melodic lines drawn from the great American Jazz continuum.
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I am enjoying this. Great Job
Love the 12key approach
I wish to see more of this type of work, i also am interested in playing gospel, great job Nick, keep it up.
I like it, do more please
Congratulations and thank you very much!
A musical pleasure. As always from JAZZ DUETS.
Recién empecé a practicar este ejercicio y lo estoy disfrutando mucho, nunca había intentado en 7/4 y esta es una linda manera de aprender a sentir este compás. Además al mismo tiempo practico escalas y rítmica al pasar por los 12 tonos de una forma muy melódica!! Super recomendable!!
Got me playing right away! the arrangement is exciting and it encourages you to view a very familiar piece in different angles which help you get those creative juices going.
This is a very good and entertaining exercise
One of the most inspiring educators out there!
I would definitely buy from you again.
Learn quite allot from this lesson
Fun track! Love amazing grace, but yes after a while you'd want to explore other creative ways of playing it, 7/4 is a great idea! Got practicing right away on my guitar after download!