Pérotin "Alleluia nativitas" Pérotin (fl. c. 1200), also called Perotin the Great, was a European composer, believed to be French, who lived around the end of the twelfth and beginning of the 13th century. He was the most famous member of the Notre Dame school of polyphony. He was one of very few composers of his day whose name has been preserved, and can be reliably attached to individual compositions; this is due to the testimony of an anonymous English student at Notre Dame known as Anonymous IV, who wrote about him and his predecessor Léonin. Anonymous IV called him "Perotin Magister", which means "Pérotin the master or expert." The name Pérotin is itself derived from "Perotinus," the Latin diminutive of Petrus, the Latin version of the French name Pierre. ***** "Alleluia nativitas" Choral Alleluya V. Nativitas gloriose virginis is a three-part organum, which is attributed to the medieval French composer Perotinus (fl c.1200), who is also known as Pérotin. Written for three male voices, it contains many common aspects of organa composition, including particularly the frequent and interweaving juxtaposition of intervalic consonance with extreme discord. Following the tradition of tropes and sequences in the 10th and 11th centuries, organa were composed for feast days. They were used in both the Offices (small services held throughout the day) and the Ordinary of the Mass (The part of the mass that could use changeable texts). Alleluya Nativitas forms the Alleluia from the Mass of the Nativity of ...
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Monkey Fest 2011: Guthrie Govan, Andy James, Alex Hutchings and more MonkeyFest 2011 (July 1st - 3rd) Includes Guthrie Govan Mattias IA Eklundh Andy James Sammy Coulson Fred Brum Robert Chapman Lyle Watt Mark Mcguigan Adam Ironside Adam Lee Plus bands The Fellowship ft. Guthrie Govan Godsized Haken Sons of Icarus Doghouse Attendees under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult. STANDARD TICKET -- £50 This ticket gives you access to the entire event from Friday evening to Sunday evening, but not access to the camp site. If you intend to only come for one day, or you wish to stay off-site, this ticket is for you. Click here to buy a standard ticket goo.gl CAMPING TICKET -- £70 This ticket gives you access to the entire event from Friday evening to Monday morning, as well as the privilege to camp in our awesome MonkeyFest 2011 camp site. The camp site is complete with shower and toilet facilities. Click here to buy a camping ticket goo.gl VIP TICKET -- £100 This ticket comes with all of the benefits of a camping ticket, plus: A MonkeyFest 2011 t-shirt The Rob Chappers Rock Guitar Tuition DVD A rare Black Hand -- City Will Burn EP An Intervalic Recognition ear-training CD A bag of guitar accessories (picks, strings, what ever else we can get our paws on...) An intimate (small group) 45-minute lesson with Chappers focusing on Blues/Rock techniques, as well as the opportunity to have a short one-to-one lesson/chat. Click here to buy a VIP ticket Music for Video: Andy James - War March edit
Lick of the Day E5S1: "Intervalic Lydian Riff"
Adis - in the style of Eric Johnson - blues guitar player I asked Adis to do something in the style of Eric Johnson and this came out - I like the idea - a few glitches since it is spontaneous playing...
Glenn Proudfoot - Sick Licks No: 28 Sick Licks No: 28. B Diminished and Pentatonic. Using wide intervalic playing while utilizing the Pentatonic and Diminished scales in the key of B Minor. Please visit for your transcription. Thanks and I hope you enjoy! GP
MUSIC THEORY: Interval Inversions Search Andrew for FREE lesson Handouts. This Video: December 06, 2011 | Search Videos by Title/Date. GO TO: Andrew Wasson of Creative Guitar Studio answers a viewers question... Q: I recently watched your video on Intervals...
new hot plate megamix vol. 11 - super track 2.mp4 new hot plate megamix dj collection vol. 11 (1999) 2.- Track 2 we want some *** - jason nevins vs the krew dirty disco dubs - dj disco up & down - vengaboys metal atmosphere - intervalic dj's clap your hands - kadoc amokk - 666 knockin' - rmx 2000 - double vision living on my own - jerry daley Mixed by Victor Estrella
Dorian - Lick From Hell ... 3 Octaves Guitar lesson w/ Edward Andrew Get more Free Guitar lessons w/ tabs on our Facebook page at ... This Lick Was Inspired By Shawn Lane Large intervalic lick covering more than 3 Octaves arpeggio alternate picking legato sequence Extreme Shredding 3 note per string Rock licks w/ Free tabs covering multiple modes / Extended licks that you can shorten and make cool phrases. These licks are awesome for the Shredder rock blues jazz and metal players. Guitar Scales Lesson Pentatonic Scale and Playing up Down the Neck free online guitar lessons. FOR MORE FREE GUITAR LESSONS CHECK OUT THESE PLAYLISTS Beginning Guitar Wardo's Library of Licks Shred School Exotic Scales Monster Licks Blues scale & Pentatonic
Palmer Junction Guitar contest entry by Marco De Cave .....entry for Palmer Junction Guitar contest with the guitar of my endorser ADG and my background voice :)
My Lick Book - In The Style Of... Carl Verheyen A widely intervalic lick in the style of Carl Verheyen in A Major. Due to the absence of the 7th, this phrase could work well in an Ionian or Mixolydian context. Full Lesson available here...
Joshua Allen Sounds In The Night Joshua plays Intervalic Improvisation on his smooth Sax in fractal patterns echoing Mandelbrot's groundbreaking sound. October 13, 2009
John Coltrane: Trane's Slo Blues (Bass playalong) Here's a performance of my transcription of Coltrane's solo on "Trane's Slo Blues", from his album Lush Life. It's not as clean as I'd like it, but hey - it's Coltrane. I feel like I've learned a lot from this solo. His intervalic ideas are unlike anything else I've played. Now for an in-depth ***ysis, and to see how much of this I can apply to my own playing. Elrick Gold Standard (w/Bartolini pups & Aguilar OBP-3), Avalon U5 (no EQ)New transcriptions are also posted on my blog: , and there is an archive of my transcriptions at /archive.html. I also do custom transcription work - visit /transcriptions.html for details.
Intervalic.AVI Intervalic lick, ala: Eric Johnson or Carl Verheyen, to get a more interesting sound, other than asscending up a scale. For description and notation of this line go to, , then to the "lessons" section.
Lick Of The Day: Mayones Solo Breakdown by Josh Wibaut Josh recently entered the Mayones Guitars and Seymour Duncan Pickups contest. Here is a Lick Of The Day, breaking down one of the intervalic lines in Josh's solo. Enjoy!
Intervalic lick into Andy James style Hey people .... I am workin in some andy james licks that he explained in his webcast ... so difficult stuff here, when he plays it it seems easy but it´s not!!!! So it´s not clean yet but I am workin in ---
Ben Weber Rapsodie Concertante for Viola & Small Orchestra Part One Composer's notes for 1957 LP release: "It is a work composed within the limits of the twelve-tone row, though its evident romantic and expressive content might seem to give evidence to the contrary. The basic form of the piece is what might be called a Fantasia-rondo. The row material is presented immediately and clearly with no repetitions, andthe piece is off on its way. There quickly follows a short section with a simple rhythmic ostinato, which serves as contrast and could be thought of as a recurring rondo theme. It is also drawn from the original material, but each of its recurrences is more in keeping with intervalic and rhythmic repetition, so that a very recognizable 'section' is clear wheneverit comes back. The broader structures alternating are deeloped more in the manner of a Fantasia, with various appearances of the medlodic material in other instruments in contrast to the solo Viola, thus the use of the word 'concertante' in the title of the piece. The solo viola part is cast in rather long lyric lines, with many contrasts of register and is continually offered over a colorful musical background consisting musically of variously developed fragments drawn from the basic material of the music itself. The intent is one of dramatic nobility. The scoringis for a smallish orchestra: Flute, Piccolo, Oboe, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Bassoon, Horn, Trumpet, Percussion, Harp, Solo Viola and eleven Strings. Ben Weber's Rapsodie Concertante Op. 47 was commissioned jointly ...
Shawn Lane Lesson part 1 - Jonas Gatto some ideas or concepts in order to approach the wild intervalic sound.... My english is lame i know :p the video is cut at 7:15 because the video was 40 seconds too long for you tube.
Simone Kermes - Per trionfar pugnando (Arianna e Teseo, Giuseppe de Majo) From Simone Kermes' fantastic new album "Dramma", dedicated to some of the most virtuosic castrati arias within baroque opera seria. Giuseppe de Majo wrote one of the most virtuosic coloratura arias for the castrato Caffarelli, considered by some to have been even greater than Farinelli in some ways. The challenge lies in the extremely wide vocal compass and wide intervalic leaps while conveying heroic bravura. I have included at the beginning of the video the scale (repeated twice) in modern notation - I transcribed it myself - that De Majo wrote for Caffarelli, which crosses from A3 to D6. It is truly virtuosic, and it really surprised me as I did not know of baroque composers that had written such held high notes (as most stop at high C or even high B-flat)
Madison audtion requirements... Intervalic tuning Interval tuning
Intervalic Arpeggios (String Skipping) EX 1 & 2
Shane Gibson, Polyphonic Singing, Intervalic fun Using that Overtone Scale quite nicely.
"Train Your Ears" by Rob Chapman - NOW AVAILABLE ON iTUNES! Train Your Ears by Rob Chapman (Previously called "Intervalic Ear Training") Train Your Ears is an "Ear Training System" for musicians of all backgrounds and abilities. With guidance from Rob Chapman, an industry professional with more than 20 years experience, "Train Your ears" will help open your eyes to the world of music. Grab it from iTunes here:
Allan Holdsworth Melodic Jazz Fusion Guitar Lesson Part 4 of 4 - Guitar Breakdown Allan Holdsworth - Melodic Jazz Fusion Guitar Lesson - Guitar Licks and Chords In this first part of the four part guitar lesson we will try and teach some Allan Holdsworth. Let me start by saying ... REALLY ... I'm actually attempting this? Yes, I am fully aware of how deep this pool I'm about to dive into actually is. And I won't even try and fool myself into thinking I can do his playing justice. But with that said, I will try my best. Allan Holdsworth is by far one of the (if not THE) most unique guitar players out there. From ultra smooth melodic lines to intense intervalic speed runs ... throw in a ton of complex chord shapes and a heavy dash of unorthordox thinking .... and Mmmm Mmmm ... I'm hungry. Transcribing and playing Allan Holdsworth guitar parts is incredibly challenging ... even to the most seasoned guitar player. But learning a simple guitar lick, or a single guitar chord voicing, or a single measure of melody line by mr Holdsworth is one of the most rewarding things I can think of. There have been very few guitar players that I have transcribed (Scott Henderson being one of the other guitar masters i'd include in this statement), that I've found myself ***yzing for hours after breaking down a simple 5 or 10 note lick. There is so much to be learned in everything Allan Holdsworth plays. In part one of this guitar lesson we will take a brief look at the chords being played under this solo. We won't dive too deeply into Allan ...
Intervalic 3 octave lick This is a lick that is blues flavored with some nice applications in improvising.I think it's at least 3 octaves.i hope you guys like it
Intervalic Arpeggios (String Skipping) EX 3
Joe Lovano Master Class - Intervals and Borgani Saxohpones to buy Joe Lovano's Master Class. Here, Joe talks about the effect of intervalic relationships on his playing, and about playing Borgani Saxophones.
EAR TRAINING - Level 1: Memorizing Intervals Andrew answers this weekend's question about how to understand and practice relative pitch as well as the differences between Perfect Pitch and Relative Pitch... Viewers Question: Q: What is relative pitch - is it the same, or different than perfect pitch. Also, which one is best to learn as a guitarist and can you give any tips for practicing ear training techniques. - Martin A: Perfect Pitch is the ability to recognize the actual tonal name of a note from only hearing the given note being played; ie, Knowing that a note just performed was actually an "Eb." Relative Pitch is the ability to recognize the intervalic distance between two notes; ie, Hearing an "F" note then hearing an "Ab" after one another, and knowing that the interval between them is that of a Minor 3rd. IN THE VIDEO: Andrew discusses the way musicians can develop a keen sense of relative pitch through a series of association exercises. The ear training website mentioned in the video is: Andrew's Official Website: Follow Andrew on Blogspot Follow on Twitter: MySpace: Facebook:
Allan Holdsworth Melodic Jazz Fusion Guitar Lesson Part 1 of 4 - Guitar Breakdown Allan Holdsworth - Melodic Jazz Fusion Guitar Lesson - Guitar Licks and Chords In this first part of the four part guitar lesson we will try and teach some Allan Holdsworth. Let me start by saying ... REALLY ... I'm actually attempting this? Yes, I am fully aware of how deep this pool I'm about to dive into actually is. And I won't even try and fool myself into thinking I can do his playing justice. But with that said, I will try my best. Allan Holdsworth is by far one of the (if not THE) most unique guitar players out there. From ultra smooth melodic lines to intense intervalic speed runs ... throw in a ton of complex chord shapes and a heavy dash of unorthordox thinking .... and Mmmm Mmmm ... I'm hungry. Transcribing and playing Allan Holdsworth guitar parts is incredibly challenging ... even to the most seasoned guitar player. But learning a simple guitar lick, or a single guitar chord voicing, or a single measure of melody line by mr Holdsworth is one of the most rewarding things I can think of. There have been very few guitar players that I have transcribed (Scott Henderson being one of the other guitar masters i'd include in this statement), that I've found myself ***yzing for hours after breaking down a simple 5 or 10 note lick. There is so much to be learned in everything Allan Holdsworth plays. In part one of this guitar lesson we will take a brief look at the chords being played under this solo. We won't dive too deeply into Allan ...
Intervalic Major Scale John Scofield lick Here is a cool lick I transcribed from John Scofield's "On Improvisation" instructional video. It is really useful and sounds awesome. I go into detail about how to integrate the lick into your improvisation. This lick can also be used in any of the relative modal keys to E major, ie dorian, phrygian, lydian, mixolydian, aeolian, locrain. Enjoy! I hope you find this interesting and educational!
Joshua Allen's Intervalic Score Joshua talks about his intervalic score to the music he just played.
Allan Holdsworth Melodic Jazz Fusion Guitar Lesson Part 2 of 4 - Guitar Breakdown Allan Holdsworth - Melodic Jazz Fusion Guitar Lesson - Guitar Licks and Chords In this first part of the four part guitar lesson we will try and teach some Allan Holdsworth. Let me start by saying ... REALLY ... I'm actually attempting this? Yes, I am fully aware of how deep this pool I'm about to dive into actually is. And I won't even try and fool myself into thinking I can do his playing justice. But with that said, I will try my best. Allan Holdsworth is by far one of the (if not THE) most unique guitar players out there. From ultra smooth melodic lines to intense intervalic speed runs ... throw in a ton of complex chord shapes and a heavy dash of unorthordox thinking .... and Mmmm Mmmm ... I'm hungry. Transcribing and playing Allan Holdsworth guitar parts is incredibly challenging ... even to the most seasoned guitar player. But learning a simple guitar lick, or a single guitar chord voicing, or a single measure of melody line by mr Holdsworth is one of the most rewarding things I can think of. There have been very few guitar players that I have transcribed (Scott Henderson being one of the other guitar masters i'd include in this statement), that I've found myself ***yzing for hours after breaking down a simple 5 or 10 note lick. There is so much to be learned in everything Allan Holdsworth plays. In part one of this guitar lesson we will take a brief look at the chords being played under this solo. We won't dive too deeply into Allan ...
Juampy Juarez - Contrapuntal Improvisation Blues performed by Juampy Juarez as a demonstration of his Master Class "Contrapuntal Improvisation", available for download from . "My goal in this Master Class is show my own investigations and variations on Jimmy Wyble's concept, called Two line improvisation. In this video you will see Hybrid Picking, Contrapuntal Scales, Chord Fragments, Intervalic Improvisation, Counterpoint Ideas and more. These concepts are applied to jazz blues and famous standards. You will be introduced to an original musical world with plenty of new ideas, really interesting for playing solo jazz guitar or in a jazz combo. Also, you will expand your harmonic vocabulary. The clinic is great for beginning to look at the guitar in a completely new way." Class includes written materials including TAB.
Linear Theory, Lesson Ten: Intervalic Inversions Music teacher Scott Laird from the NC School of Science & Math discusses intervalic inversions as part of a series of music theory lessons. Please attribute this work as being created by the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics. This work is licensed under Creative Commons CC-BY
Sax Lesson 13: Lydian Melody in 5ths Lesson 13: Lydian in 5ths. Visit to download the PDF for this exercise. Playing larger intervals can help to break up more linear ideas in a creative way that still sounds melodic and outlines the harmony clearly. This exercise in comprised of consecutive 5ths through Lydian, so it will work well over Major 7 (#11) or it's relative minor (ie Cmajor7 #11 or Aminor7). The lesson starts in concert G major and descends by half step through the keys.
Intervalic Guitar Lick More guitar licks at . Here is a guitar lesson providing an intervalic guitar lick. I sweep pick this one which makes it a bit more fluid sounding.
Overloud TH2 Guitar Contest by Marco De Cave .....my entry for overloud TH2 guitar contest with my beautiful signature model guitar :)
*1st place WINNER* ROBOT and V Picks finish the phrase guitar challenge entry by Marco De Cave
Trumpet Technique Joey explains his use of the Da-Ga and Da-Da-Ga-Duht syllables for multiple tonguing. He demonstrates how Da-Ga assists in intervalic leaps, like that in JS Bach's Partita No. 3, BWV 1006 "Preludio" performed on his debut record "Resonance." Be a part of the growing excitement that is taking the music community by storm! Read more about Joey, Buy "Resonance" and join the mailing list at: Become a friend of Joey's on myspace! Stop by and listen to some tunes Connect with Joey on Facebook: Read Joey's blog here: Grab Joey's highly acclaimed debut record "Resonance" on itunes here Thanks for watching!
"So What" video lesson excerpt So What. A deceptively easy tune, but it challenges your creativity more than playing over standard chord progressions. Barry discusses numerous ways to navigate this simple two chord tune. Subjects include pentatonics, intervalic manipulation, and chord superimpositions. Great material on comping modally is also presented. The entire lesson can be found at . Enjoy
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