Listening to Jazz Demonstration DVD

Listening to Jazz DVD by Steven Gryb

 

Track Listing



Introduction
Snare Drum
Rim shot/Rim click
Bass drum
Tom-Toms
Changing pitch of drums
High-hat
Importance of cymbals
Ride rhythm
Cymbal sounds
Crash cymbal
Drum sticks on cymbals
Brushes
Mallets
Swing feeling
Ballad style on drums
Bossa nova style on drums
Jazz samba style on drums
Rock-funk jazz style on drums
Acoustic bass
Pizzicato bass technique
Arco bass technique
Walking bass technique
Bossa nova bass style
Jazz samba bass style
Electric bass
Slap bass/funk bass technique
Electric bass walking
Electric bass bossa nova style
Electric bass jazz samba style
Swing feeling on bass with full drum set
Ballad style on bass with full drum set
Bossa nova style on bas with full drum set
Jazz samba on bass with full drum set
“Contemporary” style on bass with full drum set
Piano
Piano solo using a single note at a time
Chorded piano solo
Piano solo by chords in left hand, melody in right hand
Swing eighth notes
Comping
Synthesizer
Banjo
Rhythm guitar technique
Electric guitar
Electric guitar soloing by a single note at a time
Electric guitar soloing by chords
Electric guitar soloing by voicing notes in chords
Echo/delay effects on guitar
Chorusing effects on guitar
Phasing effects on guitar
Rhythm section playing as a unit
Solo break
Stop-time
Rhythm section playing in ballad style
Rhythm section playing in Latin American style
Rhythm section playing in double time
Rhythm section playing in “contemporary” style
Cornet
Trumpet
Vibrato on trumpet
Cup-muted trumpet
Harmon-muted trumpet
Plunger-muted trumpet
Flugelhorn
Trombone
Cup-muted trombone
Plunger-muted trombone
Clarinet
Soprano saxophone
Alto saxophone
Tenor saxophone
Baritone saxophone
Flute
Piccolo
Alto flute
Bass clarinet
Electronic wind instrument
Vibraphone/vibraharp/”vibes”