7 Lessons Learned from the Masters

Today, Peter and Adam share the most important things they've learned from some of the legends of jazz.

7 Lessons Learned From the Masters

1. Play half of what you hear (Cecil Bridgewater)
2. Create! (Betty Carter)
3. When you don't know what to play, TACET (Willie Akins)
4. Patience and beauty (Johnny Griffin)
5. Rubato (Reggie Workman)
6. Seriousness and devotion (Wynton Marsalis)
7. Attention to detail (Peter Martin)
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