Uber Keys teachers in London?
Posted: 14 Sep 2012, 19:46
Just posted this in keyboardmag forum, so I'm sorry to duplicate, I'm desperate!!
I'll describe what I want.
A technical monster, who speaks decent English, and who plays or can play lots of excessively difficult music. Crazy harmony and rhythms. Balkan jazz fusion or whatever. It's not because I want to play it, its because I want to come to a position where I have a deeper understanding of what I hear and what I play, rhythmically and harmonically.
Please don't offer me any well meaning but ineffective (for me right now) suggestions, like transcribing for example. I need to find me a guru, seriously.
I'm already a working musician, and I'm not one of these guys who has no clue whats going on and wants to learn a bit of theory. I'm somewhere who is far too aware of my own short comings and in 15 years I do not want to become a 40 year old who sounds like a good 25 year old, or merely has 'a good feel'.
Money is no object, I'll pay for lessons as often as I can afford.
I'll describe what I want.
A technical monster, who speaks decent English, and who plays or can play lots of excessively difficult music. Crazy harmony and rhythms. Balkan jazz fusion or whatever. It's not because I want to play it, its because I want to come to a position where I have a deeper understanding of what I hear and what I play, rhythmically and harmonically.
Please don't offer me any well meaning but ineffective (for me right now) suggestions, like transcribing for example. I need to find me a guru, seriously.
I'm already a working musician, and I'm not one of these guys who has no clue whats going on and wants to learn a bit of theory. I'm somewhere who is far too aware of my own short comings and in 15 years I do not want to become a 40 year old who sounds like a good 25 year old, or merely has 'a good feel'.
Money is no object, I'll pay for lessons as often as I can afford.