New Robert Dick Video – Prepare To Breathe
November 29, 2010 in Articles
Another excellent video from the master
November 29, 2010 in Articles
Another excellent video from the master
October 21, 2009 in Videos
Amazing Flutist Robert Dick is back with more videos. The topic this time…..multiphonics.
August 27, 2009 in Videos
Excellent flutist Robert Dick is posting some excellent videos. The first is Throat Tuning. Check it out.
Part 1
August 28, 2007 in Sheet Music
I have updated the II-V-I patterns yet again. I consolidated some of the other patterns I had (like the Ray Brown ones). There are now 286 pages (or 286 4 bar patterns) to enjoy. Also gone is the Jazz Font in favor of a more clean, professional look using Bill Duncan’s Fonts for Finale.
These patterns were designed to be used with Aebersold Vol. 3, Track 2. Also included is a 24 page reference of the patterns.
If you want some more patterns, I highly recommend Jerry Bergonzi’s Inside Improvisation Vol. 5. There are some really great patterns in there. Enjoy!
II-V-I Patterns Reference (600.9 KiB, 11,042 hits)
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II-V-I Patterns in C (4.8 MiB, 10,874 hits)
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II-V-I Patterns in C Pages 1 to 100 (1.7 MiB, 10,561 hits)
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II-V-I Patterns in C Pages 101 to 200 (1.9 MiB, 10,450 hits)
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II-V-I Patterns in C Pages 201 to 289 (1.6 MiB, 10,481 hits)
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December 10, 2004 in Articles
John Devitt wrote “Hello all, for those of you interested in studying jazz flute improvisation I’ve uploaded two MIDI files of transcribed solos of the late great jazz flautist Harold McNair to my website. If you don’t have a sequencer or notation program which can print out the solo part you can download the accompanying PDF files and print them out. The files are strictly for private study and may not be used for commercial purposes. On my homepage just scroll down to the MIDI files area. Hope you enjoy,and, of course, feedback is welcome.
Regards,
John Devitt http://home.hetnet.nl/~johmar/index.html“
February 19, 2001 in Articles
Robert Dick has a great online resource available. His Extended Techniques Resource Page available off of Larry Krantz’s page is something any flutist/flautist should check out.Another good resource is Mats Möller’s site. He has some excellent graphic and audio examples of Extended Flute Techniques.
February 3, 2001 in Articles
Ashley writes “I just started playing flute again after a 2 year break without playing at all. I played in the Symphony in college and believe that my technique is still there (for the most part, at least), but I have completely lost my tone. Any suggestions on how to get it back fast?Thanks!Ashley”
January 19, 2001 in Articles
A good place to start would be this website.I think of more of the rolling of R’s. Or, if your explaining this to a younger person, a machine gun type sound, or a purring type sound. All of these are made by using your uvula.It’s going to take practice anyway you look at it. It is not an easy concept for some people.
November 11, 2000 in Sheet Music
II-V-I Patterns. Essential for any developing jazz musician. These are designed for the Jamey Aebersold Vol. 3 play-along.
II-V-I Patterns for Flute (898.3 KiB, 480 hits)
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