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Embark on a journey of discovery of the Hammond organ in jazz, starting with the origins of the instrument and going on to discover the walking bass technique and the construction of voicings.
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How do you build effective riffs with your left hand? What are the proper voicings of the Hammond organ? Would you like to learn to play over different rhythmic feels like boogaloo, shuffle, funk and swing?
“Hammond organ course” by Alberto Gurrisi is the right course for you!
You will be guided by Maestro Gurrisi through an educational path entirely dedicated to the Hammond organ.
The main topics covered are:
– walking bass and riffs for the left hand;
– voicings for 4 voices, drop 2 and chord melody;
– chromatic approaches to chords;
– jazz and contemporary rhythmic patterns.
The course is suitable to all keyboard players who wish to learn the main techniques of the Hammond organ and who have basic harmonic knowledge, such as the construction of scales and chords.
THE INSTRUMENT 1.1 Brief historical background | ||
THE LEFT HAND 2.1 Walking on a single chord; riffs | ||
VOICINGS 3.1 Four-note chord and inversions; II-V-I | ||
THE MATERIALS 4.1 Chromatic approaches on chords | ||
COMPING E INTERPLAY 5.1 Relationship with the other instruments | ||
SOUL & CONTEMPORARY 6.1 Boogaloo | ||
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Starting with classical piano lessons at the age of eight,
he went on to study jazz piano with Paolo Birro and Mario Rusca at the “Civici Corsi di Jazz di Milano.” On the Hammond organ, he has studied with some of the greatest, such as Joey deFrancesco, Sam Yahel, Larry Goldings, and Tony Monaco.
He was brought to the attention of the national jazz scene in Italy as a member of famed guitarist Franco Cerri’s quartet.
He has performed with soloists such as Bebo Ferra, Tino Tracanna, Francesco Cafiso, Andrea Dulbecco. Since 2018 he has toured with Seamus Blake on tenor sax and Adam Nussbaum on drums. He has also played with Fabrizio Bosso, Joe Cohn, Carla Bley, Steve Swallow, Andy Sheppard, Enrico Rava, Flavio Boltro, Mauro Negri, Nico Gori, Roberto Gatto, Gianni Cazzola, Fabio Zeppetella, Giovanni Falzone, Enzo Zirilli, Roberto Rossi, and Dino Piana.
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