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COMPREHENSION: 5/10
DIFFICULTY: 6/10
video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6vv85m-S6g&list=RDJ6vv85m-S6g&start_radio=1
Most musicians are familiar with the concept of ‘trading’ where two or more musicians take turns playing solos. A great way to practice improvisation, listening, and reacting. It can be hard to find examples of trading, without scouring hours & hours of live recordings. Here’s a clean and concise example, where Ed Soph and his bandmates are trading 8 bar phrases (despite the name of the song).
COMPREHENSION: 5/10
DIFFICULTY: 6/10
video link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6vv85m-S6g&list=RDJ6vv85m-S6g&start_radio=1
Most musicians are familiar with the concept of ‘trading’ where two or more musicians take turns playing solos. A great way to practice improvisation, listening, and reacting. It can be hard to find examples of trading, without scouring hours & hours of live recordings. Here’s a clean and concise example, where Ed Soph and his bandmates are trading 8 bar phrases (despite the name of the song).