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5: Exercise A: Creating a Guide-Tone Melody

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DENA DEROSE: If You can Sing it, You can Play it! (Edge)

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1: Intro Performance

2: Introduction

3: The “Inner Ear” - Listening with Intent

4: Learn & Listen to Solos: Chet’s "It Could Happen"

5: Exercise A: Creating a Guide-Tone Melody

6: Exercise B: Adding Quarter Notes

7: Exercise C: Adding in Eighth Notes

8: Ways to Practice These Exercises

9: Exercise D: Make it Sound like a Real Line

10: TIP: Sing It First!

11: Chet Baker: “I am just creating New Melodies…"

12: Melody FIRST!

13: Benefits of first creating an “Internal Map”

14: Using our Voice to find our own Voice/Sound/Style

15: Knowing the Lyrics brings You closer to the Music

16: The Rhythm of the Words (Ella & Frank) - Expression!

17: Tears on Stage (or not)

18: Really Feeling the Lyrics (Solo continuing the Melody)

19: TIP: Lyrics = Ideas for Arranging!

20: Working with the Lyrics (adding/expanding)

21: How to Separate Phrasing of Singing while Playing Piano

22: TIP: Great Ear Training Exercise to recognize Notes of Chords

23: Lyric Improv & Meredith d’Ambrosio Book

24: Having Good Technique (to Express Your Ideas)

25: Great Chromatic Exercise for All Instruments

26: Blues Variations Exercise

27: TIP: Fitting in Practice Time (Routine!)

28: Killer Band Performance

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Use singing to gain more lyricism & interesting phrasing in your performance

* For ALL Instruments & Levels
* 1h 30min Masterclass
* Take/export Private Notes + Discuss with Course Members

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Dena DeRose

Fawi, Inc. dba JazzHeaven.com 257 Grand St, #26 Brooklyn, NY 11211 USA

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