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Students jam out a Stevie Wonder classic!

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dult Vocal Performance Workshop

Laurie Lee Cosby

Submitted: Thursday, September 26, 2013 - 5:32pm

Studio Bella Voce's, Bella Victoria (Houston Victorian Caroling Group)

Saturday, December 21, 2013 - 9:00am

Orchestra Hall, Fort Worth, TX

Come join Studio Bella Voce and bring some Christmas sheet music for a fun critique with Instructors, Laurie Lee Cosby and guests, Donna Hinds Sawyers and accompanist Young Kwon Llerna. The workshop is $65 and you must reserve a spot. The workshop lasts 2 hours. There will be an informal recital and party following at noon. It is optional. Contact Laurie Lee Cosby for details!

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The Billy Newman Quintet

Billy Newman

Submitted: Monday, December 2, 2013 - 8:19am

Sunday, December 15, 2013 -6:30pm to 9:00pm

Cornelia Street Cafe 29 Cornelia Street between Bleecker and West 4th Street NY NY

I'm doing a show as part of my Brazilian Perspectives Curation at Cornelia Street Cafe
on December 15 2013, a beautiful combination of Brazilian and American musicians.
Doors open 8:30pm 10 cover 10 minimum The Billy Newman Quintet
If you haven't checked out the series at Cornelia Street Cafe (29 Cornelia Street NY NY, Come down and support these ongoing musical events. This City needs more space for Brazilian Instrumental and creative Brazilian Improvisers, to increase the presence of of Brazil's unique musical genres and styles of playing outside of the mainstream. I've been providing you with a taste for over 3 years Mini festival will happen January 29-31 ..
the group is Eric Schugren - Tenor and Soprano Sax Bruce Williamson - alto sax, flute and clarinet
Leco Reis- Bass Vanderlei Pereira - drums Billy Newman -Nylon String guitar and Compositions.
I'm really looking forward to playing this new music for you with an excellent combo of Brazilian and American musicians.

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Nothing is better than the gig

Work together and start your own band at Swift Music in Saint Paul

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Viva Verdi 2013 Concert

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Marje Palmieri singing Donizetti

Marje Palmieri

Marje Palmieri singing Donizetti

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How to play, understand and figure out all scales - Part XXXIV | PRIVATELESSONS.com Music Lesson Tips

How to play, understand and figure out all scales - Part XXXIV

Vince Lauria

Submitted: Tuesday, October 29, 2013 - 6:16pm

C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #2. (HMaj Pent #2) Also called Dorian b5 Pentatonic Scale.

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C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #2. (HMaj Pent #2)
Also called Dorian b5 Pentatonic Scale.

ALL scales repeat the same pattern up and down in tone. C major scale: C, D, E, F, G, A, B and C. Numbers are given to correspond to the major scale degrees or positions.
C Major Scale: C=1/Root, D=2nd, E=3rd, F=4th, G=5th, A=6th, B=7th, C=8th/octave.

C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #2: C=1/Root, D=2nd, F=4th, Gb=b5th, Bb=b7th, C=1/8 octave.

Memorize the C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #2 note names and number formula.
C HMaj Pentatonic #2 - note names= C, D, F, Gb, Bb, and C
C HMaj Pentatonic #2 - number formula= 1/R, 2nd, 4th, b5th, b7th, and root/8.

C, D, F, Gb, Bb, C

1, 2, 4, b5, b7, 8/1.

Using the note name chart below - play the C HMaj Pentatonic #2 scale starting from low thick E string 1st fret up neck, then back down neck. Repeat this same process for each string. Remember to say note names out loud as you play each note up and then down in tone. Repeat this process for all 6 strings: Low E, then A, D, G, B and thin E string. The underlined fret number indicates dot positions:
open 1 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 15, 17 19, 21, 24

Now play and say out loud as you play the C harmonic major pentatonic scale #2 pentatonic scale. Play the C note twice ascending and descending to memorize root note positions.

The note to note intervals are the same. This applies to any string, octave, position, instrument or Key. Repeat this same process for bass, piano and any other instrument.

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How to play, understand and figure out all scales - Part XXXIII

Vince Lauria

Submitted: Thursday, October 24, 2013 - 12:26pm

Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #1

C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #1. (HMaj Pent #1) Also called Ionian b6 Pentatonic Scale.

ALL scales repeat the same pattern up and down in tone. C major scale: C, D, E, F, G, A, B and C. Numbers are given to correspond to the major scale degrees or positions.
C Major Scale: C=1/Root, D=2nd, E=3rd, F=4th, G=5th, A=6th, B=7th, C=8th/octave.

C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #1: C=1/Root, D=2nd, 3=3rd, G=5th, Ab=b6th, C=1/8 octave.

Memorize the C Harmonic Major Pentatonic Scale #1 note names and number formula.
C HMaj Pentatonic #1 - note names= C, D, E, G, Ab, and C
C HMaj Pentatonic #1 - number formula= 1/R, 2nd, 3rd, 5th, b6th, and root/8.

C, D, E, G, Ab, C

1, 2, 3, 5, b6, 8/1.

Using the note name chart below - play the C HMaj Pentatonic #1 scale starting from low thick E string 1st fret up neck, then back down neck. Repeat this same process for each string. Remember to say note names out loud as you play each note up and then down in tone. Repeat this process for all 6 strings: Low E, then A, D, G, B and thin E string. The underlined fret number indicates dot positions:
open 1 3, 5, 7, 9, 12, 15, 17 19, 21, 24

Now play and say out loud as you play the C harmonic major pentatonic scale #1 pentatonic scale. Play the C note twice ascending and descending to memorize root note positions.

The note to note intervals are the same. This applies to any string, octave, position, instrument or Key. Repeat this same process for bass, piano and any other instrument.

All materials for personal use only.
Copyright © 2013 Sun and Earth Music
'Any unauthorized broadcasting; public performance, copying or re-recording
will constitute an infringement of copyright. All rights reserved

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