Bach was famous as an adlibber and you can do it too, tonight at 7:45 to 8:30 pm at the Improv Workshop. We don’t have to do it as well as he did, which is a load off my mind. You can learn to play solos you made up – or get better at what you already do. Any instrument and all vocalists welcome, please come, you beginners and intermediates. We’ll trade 8s (go back and forth playing) til the dawn, or 8:40 pm, whichever comes first.
Tonight we’re playing “Meteor”, a world/new age tune, in C major. And then “Blush”, R&B/Smooth Jazz, in G and Bb. This link:
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AkE55h1YEgTVlhtPbMoJr6FHdQt0?e=oBOXFy
gets you to all the scales, patterns, and charts used tonight. If you can, it’s usually easiest to use if you print them out.
I’m adlibbing on the bass and voice tonight.
Then around 8:30 pm, its “To Play and Sing” time, my Q&A - anything musical, about your instrument, the voice, practicing, performing, being in a group, etc. Last week we talked about how to figure out the rhythm/strum/accompaniment pattern in a song on bass, and we could continue that for guitar and piano if attendees want to. We won’t know for sure until you bring your questions tonight.
The laws of the State of Texas may require you to come tonight, so be smart, kids, obey the law.
MARK TEACHES MUSIC: https://www.youtube.com/@markteachesmusic
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