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Man With WORLD’S LOWEST VOICE Sings “Lonesome Road”

More on Mr. Storms and some other recordings here.

“One Good Melody is Worth 1,000 Scales”: Learning the Blues with Wynton Marsalis

Omar Sosa Quarteto AfroCubano Budapest

The Essence of Good Practice

This is paradoxically the hardest and yet easiest thing to do in practice. Summed up superbly by Charlie Porter.

Jacob Collier Plays the Audience

Alt Music History As a Circuit Diagram

From James Quail and the good folks at WIRED. See the original article and notes on the piece and artist.

Do You Need Theory to Play Music?

The Day a Dancer Became a Pianist: AI Transforms a Dancer into a Pianist

You Have 2 Hours to Practice

How Active Listening Can Help you Play Better: Bob Reynolds

More here from Bob. Follow Bob Reynolds whether you play sax or not. Great stuff over there.

In the next video, Bob talks about the importance of context in understanding what you’re hearing. Similar to the Facets Model (Barrett, Veblen) found in chapter 31: Going Mental, in The Practice of Practice.