File:Blue Room Previews JMC Han RVEB Good quality.ogg
Blue_Room_Previews_JMC_Han_RVEB_Good_quality.ogg (Ogg Vorbis sound file, length 1 min 18 s, 94 kbps, file size: 896 KB)
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English: This sound file was as the first part (preview with playalong) in an educational series named Blue Room (composed by Rodgers and Hart, 1926; Wikipedia Introductions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Room_(1926_song), https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodgers_and_Hart ), progressing in a worldwide online educational platform - Future Learn. It's a learnt & Exercising Version created from Ray d’Inverno 's Teaching version on the Educational platform Future Learn): This sound file was a beginning edition of 'Blue Room' (Rodgers and Hart) for educational purpose following four educational series - TAWTUTB "Things Ain't What They Used To Be" ( Mercer Ellington), Now's The Time' (Charlie Parker) and 'Blue Monk' (Thelonious Monk), 'INCH WORM' (Frank Loesser), which I had performed and created.
Statements: 1. There were 2 editions, in terms of which the first one, in my mind, carried a good sound quality based on my on-hands classroom conditions, but with a lack being not able to show its identity as in a 'virtual band' with my tutor Ray's online course. Then, I submitted another vision - as the second one including a tail - 'sound logo' in the end, in terms of which I made my part - doubling main-solo-piano melody stronger by the tiny movement of my recording equipment closer to my piano. 2. It's from nature that when I progress my learning, I found I needed to memorize Bloom Room's tune. Then, I found Ray's educational video was very useful, especially his scale-improvising part with the Turnaround layer a playalong. Following this finding, I decided to practise the main melody through using this part of his educational video but giving the main melodic layer by my one piano. Finally, I found an amazing effect that all of them were set together... going...as if together in a band, though I'd never but virtually dream of... 3. It was recorded as for educational share and usage. It's to say: two hands' doubling was a good technique to memorize a tune; meanwhile, 34 bars' structure with main melody and the disturbing &wandering improvising layer was also a good way to train your rhythmic feeling and melodic independence. Series including: |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | Jason M. C., Han |
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| current | 11:56, 12 June 2018 | 1 min 18 s (896 KB) | Jason M. C., Han | This sound file was clearly described in the whole English description part, and with a 'Sound Logo' of Course 'Learn Jazz Piano: I. Begin with the Blues' of Goldsmiths, University of London in the last 4 minutes. You can also hear a stronger main melodic layer. | |
| 11:50, 12 June 2018 | 1 min 14 s (846 KB) | Jason M. C., Han | User created page with UploadWizard |
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