Navigating Ambiguous Harmony

You'll Hear It: Full Album Deep Dives with Jazz Musicians

Peter Martin

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🗓️ 7 September 2023

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Peter and Adam take some questions from listeners about navigating some ambiguous harmony in tunes and how to hone your gospel chops.

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0:00.0	Hey, Peter.
0:01.5	Hey.
0:01.8	You're going to need to be quick today.
0:02.9	We've got rapid fire questions coming at you.
0:04.6	Okay, I'm ready.
0:05.4	Yeah.
0:05.8	Are you sure?
0:06.4	Yeah.
0:06.7	You don't look ready.
0:07.4	What's this?
0:07.9	It's rapid fire.
0:24.2	I'm Adam Anas.
0:25.0	And I'm Peter Martin.
0:26.3	We have fun here. You slow down now.
0:27.3	This is the You'll Hear It podcast.
0:30.7	Music advice coming at you.
0:32.8	Come on, quick.
0:33.2	Come on, go, go, go.
0:34.3	You catch me off guard.
0:35.6	I know.
0:35.8	We go at all speeds here.
0:37.0	We do.
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