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In this week's lesson we are taking a look at Lennie Tristano, one of my favorite jazz pianists. Although he has somewhat of a cult status amongst jazz fans, Tristano's music has been making a resurgence over the past couple of years. This hilarious mocks this recent resurgence and idol like worship from many young jazz students. Idol worship aside, Tristano's music really did push the boundaries of what was possible for improvisation.

He also holds a long list of 'firsts.' These list includes the first use of tape looping (long before the Beatles), first Jazz musician to experiment heavily with polyrhythm/polytonality, first person to codify a method to teach improvisation, and first person to record and perform live a 'free' improvisation piece. It's easy to see why young explorative players have become so infatuated with his methods and music. Count me down as one of them.

The line I wrote out for this week's lesson is inspired by Lennie's recording of G Minor Complex (You'd be so Nice to Come Home To) and C Minor Complex (Pennies from Heaven in a minor key). Check them out here: and. Download Dvdfab 8 Qt For Free. How to practice this line: 1) Work out fingerings if needed. If you struggle with technique, it will be almost impossible to learn these lines adequately. 2) Play the line without singing slowly with the metronome. 3) Play and sing. 4) 'Ghost' the right hand and sing while playing a simple voicing or the written bass line. Msimg32.dll Windows 95.

5) Sing the melody away from the instrument 6) Repeat in all 12 keys! YouTube Lesson: Scribd PDF: - to print and download click the 'purchase' button to the right of the PDF SoundColoud Play-Along: I hope you enjoyed this free jazz piano lesson. If you would like more jazz piano lessons, join my site to the left or 'subscribe' on youtube for weekly updates. If you want to keep the jazz piano lessons coming please consider donating to my site or purchasing a copy of my album. Thanks for all the support!

Chances are you're here for some Lennie Tristano transcriptions, and I have them here for you. As part of my Masters thesis I transcribed nearly all of Tristano's solos over the chords to All Of Me. Tristano recorded this set of chords as several different names - Background Music is a melody written for the chords by the great tenor player Warne Marsh; I'm No Good Without You is a line from the lyrics, Momentum is just the same thing but without a melody, and Line Up is.well, Line Up.

You know how it goes. I've transcribed 29 choruses and they're all here. I haven't transcribed the version of Background Music from the 1964 album 'Continuity' as I didn't feel it was representative Tristano, instead, all of these transcriptions come from the period 1949-1955. If you get any sort of use out of these at all, leave a comment:-).