Two hand rolls - see the introduction of the song Ball the Wall, from the album NEW ORLEANS PIANO, with the unique two hand roll with single notes in the left hand and chords in the right hand, followed by octave rolls in the right hand with single notes in the left hand, with the...
Guitar: Can provide rhythmic support, chords, and solo lines. Less common than piano, but integral in certain jazz styles. Other Common Instruments: Vocals: Jazz singing is an art form of its own, with singers like Billie Holiday and Ella Fitzgerald being icons. ...
Perhaps that’s why his debut album as Chanel Beads is filled with self-help idioms and reflections on internal conflicts. But this haunted manor of alien pop isn’t myopic—it’s intoxicating. The song structures melt into goo; the lyrics pelt flecks of raw feeling. Everything is well-...
with a piano arpeggio and a beautiful song. I loved the record from the first second. It has a little bit of aColdplayvibe that I really love. A lot of people say it feels a little bit like what I did with Kelly Rowland with "When Love Takes Over." It's not the same chords, ...
This series of beginning fake books for players new to "faking" includes: 100 memorable songs, all in the key of C * lyrics * chords which have been simplified, but remain true to each tune * easy-to-read, large music notation. Includes: Autumn Leaves * Chantilly Lace * Don't Be Cru...
The romantic ballad “Autumn Leaves” has been recorded by everyone from Frank Sinatra to Bing Crosby to Nat King Cole and Doris Day — but all of those artists tackled the song before the age of 50. When Dylan recorded it for 2015’sShadows in the Night, it took on a whole new mean...
together by incredible songwriting, musicianship and most importantly, Cammie's generational voice. The album starts slowly with moody guitars and atmospheric cymbal work, that quickly evolve into heavy doom metal chords, hinting that their more extreme side is back. After a quick tempo increase, Ca...
Softly tracing repetitive figures and halting motifs that touch on jazz, Romanticism, and his own back catalog, Sakamoto uncovers moments of joy in changes that seem to move of their own volition, like leaves in the wind. He knew the piano inside and out, but was still finding chords that...
There is a sadness that grabs me when I hear Sam Cooke sing which brings to mind an artist with heart wrenching perfection in his voice to interpret emotion in a songs lyrics and the tragic false confidence and human waste of that talent being shot during a wild night in a motel chasing...
intricate melodies of “Autumn Leaves” to the infectious swing of “Blue Skies,” jazz offers limitless opportunities for growth and self-expression on the piano. Embrace the adventure, and let the rich tapestry of jazz inspire your playing and explore what Scoove has to offer. Happy ...