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Originally Posted by Michael Kaye
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03-26-2014 03:49 PM
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I read through the last chapter of SOS, Introduction to Dodecaphonics. I played the examples and they sounded damn cool. Would you suggest some books or articles on Dodecaphonics on a simpleton level?
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Originally Posted by oeblio
levine's book is a good one for overall jazz theory.
The Jazz Theory Book: Mark Levine: 9781883217044: Amazon.com: Books
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Thanks for the reply! I have Levine's book around here somewhere. I will dig it out.
The 'spreadsheet harmony' in the examples will keep me busy for a while.
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Originally Posted by jzucker
Twelve-tone technique - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Originally Posted by Jehu
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<deleted off topic post that took away from the spirit of the thread...>
Last edited by Jehu; 04-21-2014 at 09:17 PM.
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Jack, are you still continuing this series...?
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Originally Posted by jasaco
Thoughts are welcome.
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I think it would be very well received if you move it, but so far it has been going great on this particular forum. The benefit of keeping it on this site of course, is that it is accessible to a lot more folks; as this an already well-known spot.
I personally got a lot out of the first exercise, even though I had to modify it up the neck some, due to back/neck troubles.Last edited by srlank; 04-21-2014 at 03:30 PM.
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i'm not sure the material is accessible if you're not a member here though. If on a private blog it would be visible to anyone.
In any event, life gets in the way and I'm not sure I can get Lesson II online until early May.
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That sounds great Jack.....plenty to milk from lesson I. Look forward to II in May, or whenever it's convenient.
Last edited by srlank; 04-21-2014 at 03:03 PM.
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I'm ok with any location. It's a bit convenient here because I've already got the forum on my phone but I can easily look elsewhere if need be.
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Oh and I do agree that the tone of late around here has been a bit off turning. It seems like almost every thread turns into a pissing contest.
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I hope you continue it here Jack. No pressure though. Do what you need to do
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Yea... hang around Jack, Jazz Guitar Forum needs Guitarist like yourself. You have great material and knowledge and even better... You can Play. ( no knocks intended to anyone else... )
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Jack,
I have both of your books and really appreciate the lessons here.
I would advocate that the lessons continue here. The thread should be exempt from critical comments, and to do that it likely means that there should be no commentary.
Maybe I have a short fuse but I wouldn't put up with any grief if I were providing a free and valuable service like Jack is. I'd fold.
Jack deserves our respect, especially for giving us his valuable time.
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Originally Posted by Marty Grass
Nice try Mark . . but, I ain't buying it. If you do aspire to a decidedly high level of short "fuse-ed-ness" I'll be happy to help you with understanding how to do that. I've perfected that short coming over the years. But, act quickly . . I do feel myself starting to mellow.
But, we're all hoping JZ sticks around.
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Also, this exercise in parallel 5ths is kind like the motif Andy Summers of the Police uses in Message in a Bottle.
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They were (are?) one really good band.
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Originally Posted by Vladan
Also, I'm a huge fan of the Letterman band, and it's amazing that all those guys, assisting in this clip, are still there today (Will, Sid, Anton & of course, Paul).
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