This quick trick will instantly improve your playing of melodies, without having to learn or process any new information.
Uniformity of Tone Character – An Exercise to Achieve a Balanced, Full Sound in All Registers
Working on this chop-buster long tone exercise will help get you a uniform, balanced tone in all ranges of your instrument. And if you work on it the right way, it will be great for your time-feel.
Members Play “Blues for Alice”
My review of our January transcription challenge. Lots of first-time submitters. Great work!
Why do you use the paddle/spatula keys when playing Ab/G#?
I’ve gotten this question on tons of youtube videos and lessons. Here’s why…..
Sharp 1 & 2 Diminished – An Elegant Harmonic Substitution to Use in Your Turnarounds
This lesson explains and shows you how to use the sharp 1 & 2 diminished substitution. This is a must-know device to have in your improvisational tool belt over both the blues and rhythm changes.
Bird Blues Workout (“Blues for Alice”) – Part 2
In part 2 of our “Bird” Blues Workout, we’ll be focusing on chord scales, guide tones, and improvising over the form.
Listening Lab: Adapting a Bebop Classic into a Groove Context
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Members Play Sonny Stitt’s Solo on “Soul Shack”
My review of our December transcription challenge. Great job, everyone!
Bird Blues Workout (“Blues for Alice”)
Learn to hear and feel the form and chord changes to a “Bird” Blues. This complex blues form is still commonly called on jam sessions and the chord changes are often inserted into other types of blues to add variety while improvising.
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