These 5 tracks contain 32-second drone tones of 12 pitches.  All start and end on C. 

The pitch sequences are as follows:
Circle-M :: C F Bb Eb Ab Db F# B E A D G C
Min3-Down-M :: C A F# Eb Ab F D B E Db Bb G C
Min3-Up-M :: C Eb F# A D F Ab B E G Bb Db C
Whole-Down-M :: C Bb Ab F# E D Db B A G F Eb C
Whole-Up-M :: C D E F# Ab Bb Db Eb F G A B C

Photo Credit:
Photo by Andreas Dress on Unsplash

Whole - Up - M

Whole - Down - M

Min3 - Up - M

Min3 - Down - M

Circle - M

Warmup noodling over the Circle-M drone track

Drone - Practice

Just two chords, in response to a challenge on SOTW.

Photo by Shane Young on Unsplash

Palanquin

A version of Equinox by John Coltrane.  
- Backing track from Backing Tracks Jazz on YouTube
- Photo by Benjamin Voros on Unsplash

Equinox

Made with Logic on iPad, as a way to learn Live Loops.   Woody synth sound performed with MIDI wind controller.

Photo by Armand Mesureur on Unsplash.

Flat Easy

A realization of my arrangement of Cedar Walton’s Bolivia, done in Logic Pro for iPad.

The sax part in the second chorus is based on George Coleman’s solo, on the Cedar Walton album Eastern Rebellion

Photo of La Paz by Roberto Gonzalez, downloaded from Unsplash.

Bolivia Full Score Realization

Classic post-bop tenor and guitar, with electric piano and bass.

Step Into Trouble

Inspired by Elaine Elias’ version of this tune
Composer/Lyricist : Jimmy Van Heusen/Sammy Cahn

Photo by Patrick Tomasso on Unsplash

Come Fly With Me

Simple background to one of my favorite tunes, thank you Art Pepper and Hoagy Carmichael

Photo credit: Przemyslaw Reinfus on Unsplash

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