Ted Greene · Seminar/Clinic (FULL) at the Musicians Institute

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This seminar/clinic was held at the Musicians Institute (today named: MI College of Contemporary Music), Hollywood, on the 6th of June, 1993.
► See my free interactive transcription at www.soundslice.com/slices/n1kcc
► Visit the Ted Greene Archives at tedgreene.com
CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 VHS-tape nostalgia
00:00:17 Introduction
00:02:43 “What it means to be in a key”
00:13:10 The cultural acceptance of new harmonic intervals
00:20:15 “Bach-type harmony” + A Whiter Shade of Pale (Procol Harum, 1967)
00:28:09 From Bach to Jazz + Autumn Leaves (Joseph Kosma, 1948)
00:35:09 Harmonic “eras”
00:40:41 Four Gypsy-Jazz scales
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00:50:32 Send in the Clowns (Stephen Sondheim, 1973)
00:57:43 Why T.G. tunes down his guitars, part 1
01:00:06 God Bless the Child (Billie Holiday & Arthur Herzog Jr., 1939)
01:04:23 Why T.G. tunes down his guitars, part 2
01:06:08 Improvisation
01:15:25 Q&A 1: “Which are the musicians you listen to?”
01:17:16 Q&A 2: On what instruments T.G. plays besides guitar
01:18:43 Q&A 3: On T.G. playing right-handed guitar when being left-handed
01:19:56 Q&A 4: On using the higher artificial harmonics, the 17th degree, and “crazy” out chords
01:25:16 Music theory: “It's just an alphabet!”
01:28:09 Q&A 5: On how to pick the artificial harmonics / “chimes” for close harmony
01:34:07 Q&A 6: “I wanted to ask you to play a song: Do you know Naima by John Coltrane?”
01:35:55 Like Someone in Love (Jimmy Van Heusen & Johnny Burke, 1944)
01:41:35 Improvisation + Eleanor Rigby (The Beatles, 1966)
01:48:05 Q&A 7: “Can you talk a bit about counterpoint? ...”
02:04:30 Q&A 8: “Ted, do you find any chords you don't like?” + “Studying systems of voicings”
02:07:57 Goodnight
* I do not own this material. I re-upload this to mold it for the purpose of free music education.
This clip already has a bit of history here on KZfaq:
- In 2008, ‪@clubsandwedge‬ was the first man on the scene and uploaded the first hour of the seminar. These were the early days of KZfaq when the video length was limited to 10 minutes, so this was uploaded in 6 parts: • Ted Greene 1993 GIT Se...
- In 2011, ‪@GetBackToNowhere‬ re-assembled the parts, now that the limit had been lifted, and uploaded the first hour under the title “Ted Greene Clinic”. This is still the video with by far the most views: • Ted Greene Clinic
- In 2020, ‪@astravert‬ recovered the complete two-hour video tape, and the seminar finally surfaced in its glorious entirety (except for the first 17 seconds of noodling). Unfortunately, the audio and video were out of sync from the old VHS-tape, which made particularly the second hour painful to watch: • Ted Greene - Rare FULL...
- In 2021, ‪@gurayozcana‬ improved the sound quality and painstakingly rescued the synchronization: • Ted Greene - Rare FULL...
- This present video is the complete and synchronized version, with the volume re-adjusted, the colors adjusted, and the first 17 seconds of noodling added back in. The transcription and subtitles are currently works in progress.
** Notice the angelic light over Ted Greene: Although it looks like 90s camera technology, this is actually the holy aura that tends to glow around guitar gods! \m/ \m/
R.I.P., Ted Greene (1946-2005)

Пікірлер: 27

@GordiansKnotHere 6 ай бұрын

This is the best Ted Talk creation gave mankind... Thank you God.

@justanothernguyen2334 Жыл бұрын

Man ted greene's soothing voice as he played beautiful music with a haunting tone is so relaxing

@liontone 6 ай бұрын

Ted was a master among masters that day.

@j_jones_ 11 ай бұрын

He was such a kind soul always teaching the secrets of his playing to people.

@doubleuseven 5 ай бұрын

After hearing this I won't ever play a single string solo again, just chord voicings...wonderful Ted.

@amgauctions29musicgearandm31 4 ай бұрын

His tone is angelic and Ted’s humble and lovingkind nature are in harmony with the entire room.

@Grindstaff09 4 ай бұрын

That's some expressive wording

@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation Жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing - Ted is greatly missed - Cheers - John

@PlayLikeTheGreatscom Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words, John! =)

@KissaKolme 11 ай бұрын

Unbelievably beautiful playing, Teds way of coming up with chords and movement is great!

@golds04 9 ай бұрын

To quote so many musicians- if a solo doesn’t tell you a story, whats the point. So many can shred on the guitar on demos and recordings- which if any do you recall? Unless it told a story. Whether it is Lester Young on shoe shine boy, or Van halen on Beat It, or the beautiful intro of “Thugz Mansion “with Michael Herring. Long list- and of course Ted. Its story telling. Thanks Ted- and thanks for the uploading.

@plantafantasma2060 5 ай бұрын

Ted is awesome. I hadn't heard of him until a reference from Scott Henderson. His sense of humor is on key for sure.

@davecorbin5088 4 ай бұрын

On key: I get it!

@Stevewatson3 Ай бұрын

Just taking a sec to notice he has the nicest clean sound 😮the sustain and clarity is like heroin to me ears.

@detachedprawn1431 2 ай бұрын

That's why he's the GOAT!

@charlesmerfeld2988 8 ай бұрын

Magnificent

@Thijs-Kuiken 6 ай бұрын

perhaps because I've been listening to his meanderings on chords for more than half an hour... I actually got excited by what he played at 37:10 😱🤫😵‍💫

@plumhunter9158 11 ай бұрын

So "spiritual" or angelic I want to say ... But that implies attributes to Ted's playing that I don't mean. It is just so great as to be other worldly. But of course it is not --- but there are frequent moments when he makes a sequence of voicings that are just pure and so sonorous as to transport me into another realm of reality.

@PlayLikeTheGreatscom 6 ай бұрын

Don't worry! - with Ted Greene, I cannot help myself slipping into religious language either :P