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Complete 2024 PDF BUNDLE

PDF with 25 transcriptions and explainers for all my video's in 2024 - including a 50 page thesis on scales that don't resolve within one octave. Including an Explainer on Negative Harmony, How to make your own Voicings, Art Tatum transcriptions and more.

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- Movement in 4 steps - hard to easy
- My New Favourite Dominant 7 Voicing - and how to make your own voicings
- Tatumesque Run by Emmet Cohen
- Art Tatum Run on C7
- Goin’ Home - Art Tatum Transcription
- Tatum on My Heart Stood Still
- A. Holdsworth ‘Something Real Simple’
- Blame it on my Youth, 4 voices
- Borrowed IV V Progressions
- Can You Extend Chord Extensions?
- Cliche Dominant Chain, Extended
- “Marion” Analysis - Bernard Herrmann
- Upwards Movement on a Dom. Chord
- Whole Tone Run
- Negative Harmony Explorations
- Oscar Peterson My One and Only Love
- 6-note voicing on C7
- Easy Way to Say ii V I
- Bm - E7 - Am - D7 in major thirds
- Anti Clockwise and Clockwise around the circle of fifths
- Working on Practicing Fast Playing
- Counterpoint Series: I to vi in 4 voices, 4 levels of complexity
- Counterpoint Series: Blasphemy (Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No. 2 Chorale
- Two Whole Tone Scales
- Master Thesis - A Practical Approach to Octave Avoidance in Melodic Improvisation and Composition

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"Floris Kappeyne stands out as an inventive improvising pianist, and he is downright stunning in his solo performances."

Bernard Lefèvre - JazzHalo (BE)

FLORIS KAPPEYNE is a pianist and composer actively involved in the Amsterdam jazz scene. With a background in both jazz and classical piano and a particular interest in merging these genres, his primary musical focus is on his longstanding trio, featuring TIJS KLAASSEN on bass and WOUTER KÜHNE on drums. Following the albums "Interchange" (2017) and "Synesthesia" (2019), their latest release, "Closer," received positive reviews from both national and international press. In addition to his trio work, Floris debuted a solo piano album titled "Half of What I Say Is Meaningless" in 2020. He also serves as a sideman in various projects, including the Tijs Klaassen Quintet, Anti Panopticon, Alistair Payne's REFLEX, Govreen Quartet and Mo van der Does' Motet.

As the initiator of the ECHO COLLECTIVE, Floris received a commission to compose "Echo," an interdisciplinary piece involving nine singers, synthesizer, two pianos, and percussion, presented at the Bimhuis in Amsterdam as part of the International Jazz Week in 2021.