Musicians Breakthrough: Product Launch

 Hi,

I just got word about the biggest, most
anticipated event of 2011 for gospel musicians...
and after visiting the page, I'm pretty excited
about what I've seen so far.


Product Launch
 

It's called Musician Breakthrough and my friends
over at HearAndPlay are the ones behind it.

To my knowledge, it's the first of its kind for
the gospel musician community.

They are featuring 7 world-class, professional
"West Coast" musicians in a pretty unique format.

Each musician is covering what they call the
"5 Dimensions of the Church Service."

-Praise
-Worship
-Shouting
-Transitional
-Traditional

If you do the math, that's 35 segments... and I'm
told over 16 hours in total.

If you rush over to the page, you'll find video clips
of each musician playing one of these styles. There
are examples from all 5 categories. If nothing else,
watch them and be prepared to be blown away.

Transitional Talk Music


I'll keep you updated if I find out any more information.
(Because of my relationship with the founder, I do tend
to get updates before the general public so I'll let you
in... hush).

Meanwhile, head over to the page.


14 Disc Program



Talk soon,








"Jazz washes away the dust of every day life." -- Art Blakey
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Monday Music Quote: Art Tatem



 Art Tatem Quotes:

“There is no such thing as a wrong note.”

“You have to practice improvisation, let no one kid you about it!”
Art TatumImage via Wikipedia 
“Look, you come in here tomorrow, and anything you do with your right hand I’ll do with my left. [to Bud Powell]”

“I don’t think I’m ready for New York [1928]”

“Tell the New York cats to look out. Here comes Tatum! I mean every living tub with the exception of Fats Waller and Willie the Lion [1930]”

Art Tatum style improvisation Over the Rainbow

 


Wikipedia says:


Arthur "Art" Tatum, Jr. (October 13, 1909 – November 5, 1956) was an American jazz pianist and virtuoso. He was nearly blind.
Tatum is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time. Critic Scott Yanow wrote, "Tatum's quick reflexes and boundless imagination kept his improvisations filled with fresh (and sometimes futuristic) ideas that put him way ahead of his contemporaries ... Art Tatum's recordings still have the ability to scare modern pianists."


"Jazz washes away the dust of every day life." -- Art Blakey
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