Here is a new improvisation - I’ve called it Introspection in B Flat. It has its roots in a slow jazz ballad style with subtle gospel and modal colours. The harmony includes layered major 9ths, suspended textures, and blues tinged melodies. The title reflects the gentle searching, inward quality of the music - a tentative but clear conversation with oneself. It is pensive, with some stillness, and unanswered questions.
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AuthorRuth Pheasant, piano teacher for more than 25 years. Archives
July 2025
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