Manual Of Christian Reformed Church Government In The Bible. One of the best ways to really learn how to play jazz is to listen and study the playing of the masters. So, in today’s free jazz lesson we’re going to do an in depth study of a Barry Harris solo. Barry Harris took this solo on the tune “Moose the Mooche”.

The chords to this tune are played over what’s called “a rhythm changes.” (transcription and free lesson below) Essentially, the chords of this tune are the same chords as the George Gershwin song “I Got Rhythm.” Many jazz songs have been written over this same chord progression. Tunes like Anthropology, Oleo, Cotton Tail, Straighten Up and Fly Right, and many others. Since, this chord progression is so popular and is called all the time at jam sessions it’s a great idea to really learn how to play it well. Pashto Song Bibi Shirini Video Download there. So, let’s get started learning how to do that from Barry! Here’s the recording of Barry playing it. He starts soloing at 34 seconds. Here is the notation of the rhythm changes solo.

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Be sure to check out all the additional tips and analysis below! (click to expand and print) (You can print out a.pdf file of this solo to study it more closely.

Feel free to share this page/lesson as well! The only thing I ask is that you link back to the site in return.) 3 Things We Can Learn From This Barry Harris Transcription Let’s now discuss some of the awesome things we can learn from this solo. There are literally hundreds of cool things in this solo but we’ll just pick a few. You can turn almost everything in this solo into an exercise or study. We will also talk about how to apply all these tools to your own music. Let’s get started!