Hey, Peter.

Hey, what is hip?

I'm not sure, but you know what two hips make?

What?

Oh, you don't know that joke?

No.

An ass.

You really don't know that joke?

No.

Dude.

Okay, boomer.

I don't even know what that means.

I'm Adam Manus. And you're listening to You'll hear it. A podcast about listening and how to play music better. I thought you were going to trip up on that. I was going to. I didn't have it in front of. We're only on day two, man. Come on. Day two of our new tagline. Let us know what you think about. Yeah, it's a podcast about listening and how to play better. And now some of you may... Play music better? Play music better. Now, some of you might be wondering, why are we not saying play jazz better? And should we talk about that a little bit or just sort of sublimate that and hide from it? No, we don't have to hide from it. Yeah, no, we're moving a little a bit away from the name jazz right now.

And from, and from the idea that we're just a jazz podcast, although we are certainly musicians who've played tons of jazz. Yeah, it's our first love. We get a lot of questions not about jazz, and we want to be able to, like, entertain the idea that we could have more to say on music in general. Yeah, and I think, you know, I think most of our listeners we're finding are like us in that they appreciate and listen and are playing just great music. Now jazz is, this style is certainly the big part of that, but music is such a big world.

I mean, we talk about classical music, and we don't even want to restrict it there. Just kind of quality music without being too elitist. I guess when you say quality music, that makes you an elitist, doesn't it? But I want to learn, I mean, I want to dive into like, you know, bluegrass and different things I don't know as much about. We don't only do that because we want to bring some level of expertise, but I think the umbrella of music and especially improvisation.

If nothing else. I don't know as much about. We don't only do that because we want to bring some level of expertise.

But I think the umbrella of music and especially improvisation, if nothing else like that.

And obviously piano.

We talk a lot about piano because we're first and foremost pianists. But you're a bona fide multi-instrumentalist, professional multi-instrumentalist.

I'm a very amateur multi-instrumentalist.

But we do bring that kind of, I think,

vision to music and what we talk about, even though, you know, keyboard is being our primary thing.

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