I really need to try the “8 delays at once” thing he does at the end…. Read more →
The Music of Kurt Rosenwinkel
The Music of Kurt Rosenwinkel is an extensive resource with transcriptions, information about his gear, lessons and tons of other interesting stuff. Read more →
Get the Thesaurus of Diatonic Sets
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Pedals! Two-Rock! Henry Kaiser!
From Vertex Effects, it’s Henry demoing his travel pedalboard into a Two-Rock Classic Reverb. Awesome sounds, and there’s a Jade with multicolored knobs sitting unused in the background…. Read more →
Thesaurus of Diatonic Sets
The idea was just to write a chart…. Between finding chords for modal comping, three-note groups for Generic Modallity Compression, and pitch collections for improvisation it seemed I was endlessly listing sets derived from seven-tone scales. Tired of the repetition, I decided to simply create a table of the relationships between various sets and make it available to other musicians… Read more →
John Groves Music
John Groves Music has a very eclectic collection of solo transcriptions, including some by Barry Harris and Lennie Tristano. Definitely worth checking out. Read more →
Ted Greene’s V-System
I’m digging Ted Greene’s V-System for organizing guitar chords. The shapes he used in Chord Chemistry make a lot more sense now, and no longer seem like random (but incredibly useful) voicings. I highly recommend checking it out if you’re a guitar player. Read more →
NYT on Zorn at 60
The New York Times has an interesting feature on John Zorn at 60. Read more →