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Old Mar 27 2008, 7:41 PM

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Question 4 years in jazz ensemble and I can't do it...

I have composed a total of two pieces on paper. Both of them seem to fit in the Baroque and Neo-Classical genre. I had started another piece and stopped due to my teacher's sudden demand of a jazz or blues composition. I started and destroyed the whole thing today in a matter of fifteen minutes and realized I'm not getting much further than the left hand piano part. I, honestly, am quite stuck. The unfinished work has a heavy swing/ triplet feel that's rather undeniable at the moment; and the tempo coupled with the minor chords are definitely leaning towards a blues composition. The problem if I don't know where to go from my left hand piano part which boasts the e minor scale lovingly. Any suggestions?
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Old Mar 27 2008, 8:27 PM

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Can you post a pdf/midifile/whatever of what you've done so far?
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Old Mar 27 2008, 9:12 PM

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I'll see if I can have my teacher send it to me as a pdf. file tomorrow.
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Him: I'm ready to go for another round. Her: Are you serious?
Him: Yep. Let's go! Her: But we just beasted on Overture to the Messiah! You're seriously ready to go on to the 1812 Ove- whoops.
Him: What? Her: I broke my reed. Be right back.
Him: Bari sax players... Her: I read that you pompous tubaman!
Lesson: Even the low brass section can argue amongst themselves.
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