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First name: Producer, Last name: Caleb

What is that progression that Adam starts the episode with? That dominant over dominant over dominant… it sounds familiar …

I used to like the work of Jacques Loussier grooving and freeing and jazzing up all the possible classic music. Sometimes he achieved poetic and admirable results (like with the Chopin’s nocturnes), sometimes it was too much. The same happens when classical musicians try to walk on the rock or jazz fields. So I guess you have to be born in that for your groove to be really convincing

SOMEONE PLEASE WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE TUNE THEY PLAYED? thank you

Is Open Studio based in New York?

great episode - pulled out the LP and listening now - Mine is on the Cadet label - Also own Jamal at the Pershing Vol 2

So jelly! Hope it was..... KNOW it was great! 🎉😊❤

great session ! thanks Open Studio.

Agreement adhered to!

Where are all the female pianists?

Super enjoyable conversation! So many little gems along the way, including the "slow scales" approach to connecting with the instrument more deeply. And nice playing at the end, too! Thanks!

51:50 "you can't information your way to be being a better player" brilliant , can anyone elaborate on that?

i need a desk like that!!!

Excellent session, love the longer/introspective format. GALA!

Any know what device/setup they use to create that instant loop at the beginning??

7:05 the shade from Adam 😂😂😂

WHEN ARE YOU COMING BACK! ❤

Gala. I can’t believe this is free. Thank you guys so much for all the lessons. You’ve really expanded my musical horizons.

General “SOUND” comment - chick corea - return to forever [1st album] recorded for ECM is Impeccably Recorded! Light as a Feather was recorded for Polydor Records.

Petition to give Caleb a mic 🗣️

Can i have the name of the tune they played at the end?

But if you look at it objectively, not knowing giant steps is in 3 different keys and still beong able to shred on it is hilarious

I think it's important when you guys recommend that people should transcribe, that you mention that it's not necessary to become a great musician. I studied with Mick Goodrick and he never transcribed. David Binney, Stefon Harris, and many other great jazz musicians never transcribed.

Subconscious Repertoire

love the long pod! what a treat today

You guys are just the best out there. Thx for sharing your inspiring wisdom. ❤

This is the perfect episode length for you guys. They all should be this length. The 20-25 minute episodes always feel a little bit rushed because you guys (okay only Adam lol Peter’s along for the ride) are trying to get to everything. Having a whole hour to work with loosens everything up immensely.

beautiful stuff of Peter on the solo. So the secret is to solo only on the stage

Just study the 2-5-1 and all it's nuances design. That's where me am at currently. Oh yeah and a book of chords and a book on voicings.

The orange chair behind Adam's microphone looks like another microphone

I'd love to hear Peter sing more. Maybe someday I'll get him on a record🤭

"I felt like I was levitating". I LOVE YOUR WORDPLAY!

Peter practicing scales slowly blew my mind. 🤯 I’m not even entirely sure why.

That thing is called the truly integrated stuff, no thought, no physical effort, just happens.

GALA - stop at the stop sign

Creole people played a very important role in creating jazz. White people also helped create the music. Bix Beiderbecker, Eddie Lang (credited as the father of jazz guitar), and many others were important innovators during the beginning of jazz. It's not black American music, it's AMERICAN music!

a whole hour?!! yaaaas!!!

Gala agreed🫡

Love how Adam and Peter relates everything they teach to aspects of meditation and way of life (living meditation), which is to be in the present moment, rather than going to the mind. To connect to LOVE (true selves, pure awareness) which is already there and always will be there. Playng in the present moment as observer is just magical !! Thanks for all amazing tips about practising which I will apply. Thank you so much

GALA. I like to think of practicing as being gratifying. That would make for a happy result.

Can't remember where I heard it, but like Peter practicing slowly is always the last thing to do in a practice session. I guess because it is the best way to be the most accurate.

I love how when they jam they’ll just say “ah” and I have no idea what it’s in response to 😂

That guy at the beginning was riding on a One Wheel. That’s what it’s called. It’s kind of like a Segway, but with one wheel and you ride it a little bit more like a skateboard. They’re pretty cool.

AN HOUR? WHAT?

This was sooo great. Having Adam grill Peter on his practice routine is priceless to me. Peter's routine with the fundamentals would be so good for me and while I think I have known this for a long time, this was inspiring for me to actually function this way. I'm actually super curious about all sorts of things now. Like how do you guys work on voicings aside from the information in the courses. Is there a routine you guys do for that? Love the longer podcast, but also love the rhythm of twice a week!

Sometimes I’m watching tv and there’s this amazing new music or some piece curious how it breaks down and lucky to have a keyboard in the same room and will wind up playing for up to an hour or more trying to figure things out. Those are fun times. Does that count as practice?

Thanks for a great episode

You are amazing guys.

oh an hour long episode, is it my birthday again? Thankss thanks thanks!

Please don’t stop uploading twice a week. 🥺🙏🏽