Live Q&A Masterclass
Sheryl Bailey Live Q&A 2/28/18 at 8pm EST [Free for Members]
“Awesome!! Very clear and direct answers to the important points! I'm impressed with almost all Sheryl just said but this statement just knocked me out: "Devotion to getting locked…”
About this masterclass
Sheryl Bailey answers student questions in this live Q&A session from February 2018, covering ear training, bebop scales, and whatever attendees brought to the table — her teaching philosophy being that those who ask the most questions get the most answers. This session is free for members.
From the session
- An opening solo performance of the Jobim tune "O Grande Amor", which Sheryl learned from Gene Bertoncini
- Ear training advice for beginning jazz guitarists: hearing intervals, chord qualities, and cadences
- A practical singing exercise — singing the roots, thirds, and sevenths of a Bb blues to internalize the structure of the changes
- Why thirds and sevenths are the real changes, and how hearing them becomes your compass while improvising
- Bebop scales and their relation to the downbeat, answered for a longtime student
"Bailey combines an astonishing command of the fingerboard with a seemingly endless flow of melodic invention." — Joe Taylor, Soundstage
An informal, conversational session for players at any level. Read Sheryl Bailey's full bio for more on her background.
Lessons in this masterclass
Lessons
- 1Sheryl Bailey Live Q&A 2.28.1858m 45s
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Daniel Corzo
Awesome!! Very clear and direct answers to the important points! I'm impressed with almost all Sheryl just said but this statement just knocked me out: "Devotion to getting locked to the beat!!!". Thanks Mike and Sheryl!!
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"A modernist burner with an abundance of Pat Martino-style chops, Bailey sails up and down the fretboard with fluid abandon." (Bill Milkowksi, JazzTimes Magazine) is rated among the foremost bopbased guitarists to have emerged in the 1990’s. Her classes are unique and full of material you will not find anywhere else. She is also in demand as an educator. Sheryl is The Assistant Chair of Guitar at the esteemed Berklee College of Music where she has taught since 2000, and has been a popular clinician at the National Guitar Summer workshop, The Stanford Jazz Workshop, The Duquesne Jazz Guitar Seminar, Uarts in Philadelphia, and at Southern Cross University in Lismore, Australia.