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Work, with Miles Okazaki

Miles Okazaki
Thelonious Monk
Guitar Techniques
Jazz
Improvisation
Guitar
Music Theory
Guitar Practice
Music Composition
Gallop's Gallop
Monk's Mood
Chord Progressions
Skippy
Tea For Two
Oska T
Ruby, My Dear
Creative Music
Who Knows
We See
Jazz Music
Pannonica

This is a podcast version of Miles Okazaki's patreon channel. Okazaki is a guitarist and composer based in Brooklyn, NY.

Season 1 (Monk, 65 episodes): How this podcast began: individual guitar studies of every composition by Thelonious Monk. These begin as practice videos without much talking and evolve into episodes on specific topics.

Season 2 (Fall 2024, 48 episodes): A 12-part series on the su... more

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Random thoughts on the way to work

A guided practice using only one scale, progressing from easy to difficult

This series of videos takes a close look at one of the greatest improvisations of all time, Charlie Christian's solo on "Stompin' at the Savoy" from May of 1941, live at Minton's playhouse. It's focused on the guitar, but other instruments may also d... more

This series of videos takes a close look at one of the greatest improvisations of all time, Charlie Christian's solo on "Stompin' at the Savoy" from May of 1941, live at Minton's playhouse. It's focused on the guitar, but other instruments may also d... more

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Miles Okazaki
Host and guitarist, focusing on intricate music concepts and guided practices. Emphasizes polyrhythms, scales, and teaching methods through personal experiences and insights.

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Mailbag: Chorales in four voices and practicing Septuplets
Q: Should practicing septuplets be a separate challenge for future practice?
It's beneficial to practice septuplets, but it doesn't come up often in practical situations; I also suggest finding phrases that work musically.
Mailbag: Chorales in four voices and practicing Septuplets
Q: Do you work on playing the chorales with the four voices as solo guitar?
I do some videos where I play four voices, but I focus on one voice at a time for easier practice.
Member questions (awkward picking, Bach chorales)
Q: What do you recommend for teaching sight reading with Bach chorales?
Use Bach chorales as practice for sight reading, focusing on the melody and bass lines, then gradually adding in more voices.
Member questions (awkward picking, Bach chorales)
Q: How can I control the last note when playing a line that has three notes on three following strings?
Isolate the jump from the D string back to the G string, accent the previous note, and practice slowly.
Member question: Augmented triad and Grant Green
Q: How do augmented triads work in a blues context?
Miles explains that augmented triads can function in a blues progression by acting as altered dominant chords, transitioning smoothly between major and minor sounds.

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The content primarily revolves around guitar education, emphasizing guided practice sessions and the exploration of complex musical theory and techniques. Topics covered range from the intricacies of polyrhythms, scales, and chord functions to the analysis of well-known compositions by Thelonious Monk and J.S. Bach. Okazaki combines practical exercises with theoretical insights, encouraging musicians to deepen their understanding of music through structured practice and personal reflection. Notably, the podcast serves as an interactive resource, promoting listener engagement via its Patreon community, where additional content and discussions are accessible.

Each season of episodes showcases a methodical approach to mastering various music ... more

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