[MUSIC] Basically, we we're just going to build a groove.
So Dylan, like four into four.
[MUSIC] All right.
Can I have an F?
[MUSIC]
All right.
Dan, why don't you play an F minor 7 chord
[MUSIC] F,
A flat, C, E flat.
[MUSIC] All right.
Use more B, Anthony.
[MUSIC]
Come up in
the volume a little bit, Anthony.
[MUSIC] All right.
Vince, so why don't you just give
me [MUSIC] All right.
We're still working. Damping on F minor 7 so you can just combo in F minor 7.
[MUSIC] Good. All right.
[MUSIC]
Yeah.
[MUSIC] Yeah.
Okay. [MUSIC] All right, Jeremiah.
[MUSIC] Keep going.
[MUSIC]
All right, Alisa.
[MUSIC] So I'm going to try to put you together and then we'll go for unison.
[MUSIC] One, two, three.
[MUSIC] Now, Alisa.
Good. One more time.
[MUSIC] Okay.
Just want to get a little higher further.
[MUSIC]
All three parts.
Here we go. [MUSIC] One more time, yeah.
[MUSIC] Yeah, there we go.
[MUSIC] Keep going.
[MUSIC]
Break it down everyone.
One, two, ready, and. [MUSIC] So everyone break on one.
[MUSIC] Break, two, ready,
and [MUSIC] three. [LAUGHTER]
I wasn't picking it. [LAUGHTER]
Good, awesome. All right.
So now, we have this little groove on F minor.
We're going to practice,
maybe take in some solos interacting with each other as a band, okay?
One, two, here we go. [MUSIC] All right.
Why don't we start with you, Brandon?
Two, ready, and.
[MUSIC] Harry, here we go.
[MUSIC] Break it down.
One, two, ready, and. All right, okay.
So we're going to try something as an entire ensemble.
I'm going to sing a line and we're all going to play it together in unison.
All right?
[MUSIC] Two, ready,
and. [MUSIC] Play altogether.
[MUSIC]
All right. We're going to try trading.
So Dylan, why don't you take four bars and trade with Anthony? All right?
[MUSIC] One, two, one,
two, three, yeah.
[MUSIC] Here we go.
[MUSIC]
All right.
Break it down please. All right.
So how can we develop our improving?
How can we develop our solos?
What's one way to start?
Listening to music.
Listening. Of course, yeah. What else?
Scales.
So okay. So if that was the F,
we're pretty much moving on F minor, right?
All right. So what are the notes in the F minor scale?
Let's start with natural minor.
[MUSIC] So this is F, G,
A flat, B flat, C,
D flat, E flat, F. Okay, good.
[MUSIC] So if you start with a little idea or a motif, you can repeat it.
[MUSIC] So we're just going to start with that motif and then we're going to build it.
[MUSIC] Now, how can you expand it?
Keep that same shape and then go someplace else.
[MUSIC] Is that what you did?
Okay, I like that.
[MUSIC] So Anthony, why don't you try to transcribe that?
[MUSIC] Why don't you play it up to octave.
[MUSIC] Try it again.
[MUSIC] Good. All right.
Let's slow it down so you can get it. So we'll take.
[MUSIC]
Also still one.
[MUSIC] No, let's get it in.
Two, very, and.
[MUSIC] There's nothing wrong
with slowing it down and just working through it until you get it.
Accompany on your instrument, let's go.
[MUSIC]
Turn up, don't hide. Turn up, I can't hear you.
[MUSIC] Good. Good, all right.
Let me do the rhythm first.
[MUSIC]
Let's all clap to the rhythm.
[MUSIC]
One more time.
[MUSIC]
All right, got it?
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