[beirutando]

I'm sure this is something most of you find really simple, but I can't figure out how to do it for some reason. I don't know if there's a term for it or how to describe it, so here's an example:
http://www.alfred-music.com/player/....html?osCsid=eb4ecc2c8fdcc6bdec95fdf9dddd48ab
In the tenor solo, in I think the 11th measure, the soloist does that kind of roll thing, like da-dee-um da-dee-um (I hope this is good enough to identify what I'm talking about haha). I feel like it should be easy enough to figure out, but I've been having trouble with it.

Thank you!!!!!

 

[kavala]

Is that at the 2:14 mark ???

Sounds like a mordent or turn ???

 

[Matt Otto]

Here you go... the player is embellishing a guide tone cliche - G minor major 7 to G minor 7 to G minor 6 (or to the 3rd of the C7 in a ii-V)...hope that helps. Reminds of a young Ralph Bowen.

 

[eugeneherman]

The double triplet figure he plays is a simple one... A_G_F, B_A_G... or such like motion, I am not a a piano or horn handy... Listen again and you can figure out the 'figure'!

 

[eugeneherman]

Thanks Matt... It 'did' sound like a minor move...