Sound the Gong: Music and Movement
Keith DavisI'm a Jazz Pianist and Composer, and Teacher. I also practice and teach Internal Martial Arts, Taiji, Bagua and Qigong. Let's Dance to the Music and Sound the Gong!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | keithdavis.substack.com |
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The Basics #8 - Chord Scale Improvisation
In this episode, we’ll see how to use scales to improvise over our basic chord changes. We’ll begin with some simple step by step suggestions. Then, we’ll use the scales to improvise over Happy Birthday.
The Basics #7 - Chord Tone Improvisation
How can we begin to improvise over harmonic structures, Chords, for example? The simplest thing is using the chord tones, the notes of the chords. This what my teacher taught me, and it works. I think it’s essential. It’s important to know ...
Savannah Jazz Festival and Furman Concert....Helene!
Hi folks. Sorry I have been away so long. I got completely slammed with the school year starting up at Furman and the Fine Arts Center. Then I went out of town to the Savannah Jazz Fest, with a stop off in Atlanta (Peachtree City) to see my...
The Basics #6 - Playing Songs
So far, we’ve discussed some of the basic elements of music, with suggestions about how to practice and use them. Now let’s use some of this information to begin playing songs at the piano. We’ll start with a very familiar song, Happy Birth...
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Jazz pianist, composer, teacher. Taiji/Bagua/Qigong practitioner and teacher.
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