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Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I'll definitely listen to them /try to play them. I'm fine with 'difficult' music, and I agree with you that Bill Evans is ac

Thanks a lot for the suggestions, I'll definitely listen to them /try to play them. I'm fine with 'difficult' music, and I agree with you that Bill Evans is accessible/listenable - what bothers me I think is that I can't predict the actual notes (quartal, 11th, etc everywhere). Edit: I really like ligeti.

Kaijo 4y ago
Hope it leads to somewhere interesting for you! Unsuk Chin is in the school of Ligeti, perhaps try this magical little thing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP31oUljA_g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP31oUljA_g Yeah jazz is definitely it's own language, not just an extension of classical harmony as some would have it. Classical provides a model that makes jazz highly unlikely. I'm still figuring out what I can say in words about the difference. Something about freedom vs. structure in relation to the scope of expression. But you have to get used to hearing those non-triad notes as fundamental, not just as "passing", and a feeling for what idiomatic progressions are implicated by that.