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In this episode, Phil gives discourse on the book Free Play: Improvisation in Life and Art by Stephen Nachmanovitch
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In this episode, Phil finishes his discourse on Kenny Werner's text Effortless Mastery
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In this episode, Phil continues his discourse on Kenny Werner's Effortless Mastery and deep practicing.
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In this episode, Phil discusses concepts from Kenny Werner's book Effortless Mastery: Liberating the Master Musician Within
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In this episode, Phil discusses practicing your instrument.
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Phil discusses and demonstrates bassline construction in 3/4 time.
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In this episode, Phil demonstrates frequently used bass intros to "All the Things You Are," "Equinox," "Bags and Trane," "Star Eyes," and "Black Narcissus."
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In this episode, Phil demonstrates and explains required bass lines to "So What", "Killer Joe" "Haitian Fight Song" "A Night in Tunisia" and "Recordame"
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In this episode, Phil gives discourse on the "shuffle" feel used in blues and other genres.
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Some tunes you cannot merely groove with walking lines--more than a few tunes require a specific line to make the tune happen. In this episode, Phil will cover 4 blues tunes that have a specific (and required bass line):
"All Blues"--Miles Davis
"Equinox" --John Coltrane
"Footprints" --Wayne Shorter
"Cantaloupe Island" --Herbie Hancock
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“Bass Case” is a podcast series designed for electric and double bassists. Philippe gives instruction on topics as varied as items you should pack in your bass case to playing blues bass…