Yo, what's up, Peter?

Hey, how you doing?

I'm good.

How do you feel about doing a podcast today?

Well, I feel really good, except that I do feel like I'm talking to myself.

And you know what that means?

No, what does that mean?

It means we are rolling solo style here on the pod, so get ready.

Okay. solo style here on the pod. So get ready.

What's up, everybody? I'm Peter Martin. This is the You'll Hear a podcast. I am rolling, as I said, by myself today, Adam Manus is out sick, playing hooky. We don't know what he's doing, but he's not here. But it's all good because we're going to have some fun with triads today. First of all, we are brought to you by Open Studio. Please go to Open Studiojazz.com for all your jazz lesson needs and potentially go check out OpenStudioJazz.com slash pro for our Open Studio Pro

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But what are we talking about today here on? numbers manageable. We have some new teachers. We got some new exciting things happening over there.

So you're going to want to get on that. But what are we talking about today here on the pot?

First of all, when I say I'm rolling solo, I mean, I'm rolling solo. I'm looking at a mixing board here.

I'm pressing the buttons. I got headphones on. I hope it sounds good. I guess if you're hearing it,

it worked. But I thought what I would talk about today would be something that is hopefully,

just looking for my pedal. This is like old school radio. This is audio only, by the way. This is not going to be on the YouTube channel. But I thought it would be fun to do something

where we could lean into the audio only and you could use your ears, potentially even better

than trying to look at what I'm playing. There's nothing wrong with kind of thinking about the piano

keyboard visually. I think that's super helpful. But it's also nice to be able to sort of hear things.

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