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A small bossa nova style piece. This is a musical sketch, as there's meant to be lyrics added later, this instrumental acting as ideas for the instrumentals in-between verses. More…
Voici un comping plutôt avancé sur le standard There Will Never Be Another You entièrement analysé. Ce tuto est complémentaire à la formation complète sur le comping, ici : https://www.guitare-improvisation.com/video_le-comping.php… More…
My first actual Jazz song. It integrates bands and orchestras to make a pleasant sound. There is more to come. More…
Here's the melody of Them There Eyes (Pinkard/Tauber/Tracey). Wikipedia link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Them_There_Eyes… More…
A practice sketch of “There Will Never Be Another You” ©1942 Harry Warren and lyrics by Mack Gordon. … More…
Communio for the Feast of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. With falsobordone verses… More…
Did you know there's a restaurant called Fried Rice at Eddie's? Hmm, sounds a little close to something else... More…
There is some conjecture as to who actually played the original bass line on this.… More…
“rondilla infantil” tradicional de procedencia griega More…
Transcribed by Ear. There might be mistakes because I am still learning how to do this by ear :P I accept constructive Criticism! :D More…
There are many versions of this old traditional dance tune. This version is from the Bunting Collection, described by Bunting as 'Very ancient; author and date unknown'. More…
some idea for a riff that came to me in a dream… More…
Magnificat Antiphon for the Feast of the Sacred Heart… More…
For my entire musical career, I’ve always played this tune with an upbeat approach. However, the sudden unexpected death of my lifelong friend Tim Traywick has encouraged in me a more somber approach for… More…
This is a song I wrote and named it Imaginary friend because it gave me that cool or calm type of vibe. More…
Such a killer feel. Look at the staff for voice separation; generally, he's playing the bass parts with his pick, and melody and strums with his other fingers. … More…
The song is so easy, there are only 2 types of chords! More…
