Live Q&A 1/15/18 | Tom Lippincott [Free for Members]

00:02:48 Mike Gellar clap clap 00:03:02 james How would you arrange a song like "Emily" into a different time signature? 00:03:46 james Yup, its me! 00:14:20 Mike Gellar I see this question from Gy who has been with MMC since the beginning in 2006! 00:14:26 Mike Gellar Do you have an exercise for improvising over the changes when learning tunes that help you memorize your location in the tune (not losing your place)? - Gy 00:15:43 Richard Okkerse hi mike and tom, any chance this will be available for download to review later? im asking because i live in portugal and it very late here and i need to get up early . i start teaching at 8:30... i love toms classes, i pretty sure i have them all and really wanted to view this later on! thanks in advance guys 00:16:27 Mike Gellar Richard, this will be available to view for Members 00:17:06 Mike Gellar Do you have an exercise for improvising over the changes when learning tunes that help you memorize your location in the tune (not losing your place)? - Gy 00:17:32 Richard Okkerse thanks mike, im gonna try to stick around a bit more..to good to miss out haha 00:23:59 Martin Any advice on dealing with the onslaught of guitar tuition available today? I'm embarrassed to admit I'm only just now digging into "The Joy of Practicing", because I spent so long researching the subject! 00:29:20 GLENN technique question, Tom. How do you handle a string of eighth notes when playing fingerstyle? 00:31:46 Ron Memorization is the key to having information immediate enough to use in provisation. But there is so much; cycles 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; dim cycles; keys; scales; melodies; chord progressions; etc. What can be done to reduce the pressure? 00:35:53 Martin Great answer, thanks Tom. 00:41:31 Posido you've seem to have achieved a great deal of mastery with a lot of modern jazz concepts, what do you focus on now or have been focusing on in your practicing these days? 00:41:35 Richard Okkerse any tips on how to approach tunes like Lazy bird and giant steps etc. in a melodic way instead of the typical pattern ish way 00:41:44 james How do you arrange intros for a singer that is somewhat less refined than say, Ella Fitzgerald? 00:52:34 Posido this is really insightful Tom! 00:58:00 Richard Okkerse i once heard Barry Harris in a pure bebop way, quite incredible i must say. he also said he didnt really like the song and didnt understand what all the fuzz was about haha 00:58:34 Richard Okkerse thanks a lot Tom, take and looking forward to you new lesson on mmc 00:59:49 james Fantastic as always!!!!! 00:59:51 Mike Gellar for sure! 00:59:56 Martin Thanks Tom 01:00:11 Posido thanks Tom!! 01:00:22 Martin Thanks Mike for the access to this 01:00:36 Mike Gellar Great! Thanks Tom and everyone who joined - stay on line if you can 01:00:43 james Thank you, Mike and Tom. 01:02:33 Jeremy Thanks and look forward to the next session 01:02:56 Mike Gellar 0k - BTW, Jamie's class is 1 PM 01:03:20 Martin UK 01:03:31 Richard Okkerse portugal 01:03:31 David Canada 01:03:33 sean Bangkok, Thailand 01:03:34 Posido US-Virginia 01:03:35 james Riverside, Rhode Island 01:03:39 Russ Minneapolis 01:03:51 Jeremy Ontario, Canada 01:04:06 Gy Gy-Us Maryland 01:04:10 Richard Okkerse portugal 01:04:55 Ron Atlanta, GA 01:06:02 ZEH Sao Paulo - BRAZIL