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Lines of Least Resistance and Trusting to Chance

Posted on July 30, 2015 by jazzpanflute

I once asked South African jazz harmonica player Adam Glasser if it wouldn’t be more practical to have an isomorphic chromatic harmonica laid out around the two whole tone scales, to make intervallic improvising intuitive and everything you play freely transposable. … Continue reading →

Posted in Intuitive Instruments, Musicianship | Tagged Adam Glasser, Chris Cheek, Chris Potter, Coltrane Licks, harmonica, Lennie Tristano, Mark Turner, musical instruments, Warne Marsh | Leave a comment

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