Hey, Pete.

Hey, man.

Yesterday's, you'll hear an episode was a bit long, eh?

It was very long.

We should go really quick today.

You'll hear it.

I'm Adamannis.

And I'm Peter Martin.

And you're listening to the You'll Hear podcast.

Daily Jazz advice, coming at you. Coming at you today, sponsored by Open Studio.

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Yes.

Don't sleep on that.

We'll get into that towards the end of this episode, which is only going to be an appropriate length today. How about seven minutes instead of 27 minutes? That was long yesterday. I mean, we get passionate about marketing, though, and we're kind of in the thick of it right now. We're in the thick of it. But I think that, I mean, please let us know in the comments below on YouTube, because Adams in there every day checking them. You know that. But, I mean, hopefully we provided some value.

We felt good about it. We were kind of shocking. We heard from our illustrious producer, Andrew, at the end of the episode, that it was 27 minutes long. So if that's too long for y'all, let us know. On the other hand, you can also just stop listening at the appropriate time. It's a daily podcast. There's going to be one tomorrow that's like seven minutes. No, but we're very passionate about providing value to you guys. So the times when we do stretch, I mean, I guess it probably depends on if that was interesting or kind of on people's mind or useful information. I think if people are interested in that, you know, marketing their own gigs and stuff

as we do, as most musicians do, hopefully it provided some value. All right. Today, oh, we have a question from an email and it's kind of long. Okay. 27 minutes long? This might take 27 minutes just to read this. I'm going to try to do a. Truncate it? Yeah. Okay. Hi, Peter and Adam.

Hi.

Thanks for keeping the top-notch podcast going after April Fools. I'm going to try to do a... Truncate it. Yeah. Okay. Hi, Peter and Adam.

Hi.

Thanks for keeping the top-notch podcast going after April Fool's. Ah, that's a reference to our April Fool's prank that was so popular. I'm going to skip all the accolades. It's a whole paragraph. A little context. I've been studying some classical music as a youth. the last few years I've often visited a local blues jam with guitar faces and solos out of this world,

the streaming of one day improvising on stage together with others. And recently have transitioned to playing piano. I've bought and practiced the sheet music for Canelope Island, Take Five, Misty, Take the A-Train, all the things you are around midnight, in a sentimental mood, love the etc came after like 10 titles yeah right 10 classics i love playing these beautiful songs the score can be

useful to get basic voicing ideas and cool riffs when i'm trying to break free of the score good and make

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