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Good morning/good night whichever’s applicable to you. This is a 12 Hour stream of a greatest hits 2021 album by The Piano Guys, mellowed down and remastered...
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May 4, 2019 · Rhythmic feel plays a vital part in both classical and jazz music. Where jazz plots a distinctive course is with the idea of ‘swing’. Classical music does have compound time signatures like 6, 9, and 12/8, but the feel of these is not an exact representation of what happens with swing in jazz.
Top 100+ Jazz Classics Playlist | Best Jazz Music of All Time. Soul Piano - Relaxing Jazz. ·. Podcast. 33 episodes Last updated on May 12, 2024. Get ready to relax and unwind to the...
We’re talking about difficulty) classical music has a story. A introduction, tension, climax, and end. I would say that classical music is harder, but that jazz is more impressive if we’re talking about just listening, and disregarding technicality and all that stuff. Both are talented, but in different categories (again, my personal opinion)
May 29, 2020 · Videos. Pictures. Brains of jazz and classical musicians work differently, study reveals. 29 May 2020, 13:08. The brain activity of jazz musicians is substantially different from that of classical musicians, even when they're playing the same piece of music.
There seem to be proportionally more jazz instruction/tutorial videos on youtube, but I think that's because they can help you to explore jazz yourself, through theory and common patterns/phrases/improv etc, whereas to progress with classical you really need the sheet music and a teacher to guide what you're doing with it.
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Apr 1, 2022 · WCRB | By Tyler Alderson. Published April 1, 2022 at 3:29 PM EDT. Wikimedia Commons/BBC. (Clockwise from top left) John McLaughlin, Hazel Scott, Keith Jarrett, André Previn, John Williams. Jazz clubs and concert halls can feel like two completely different ends of the musical spectrum. The crowded, intimate setting of the club, with musicians ...
