Check out how guitarist Pat Metheny works his way outside the harmony on a blues, using nothing more than major triads.
You memorized a melody, but how do you make it sing?!
What do you do AFTER you can play a melody accurately and in time, with nothing but a metronome backing you up on 2 & 4?
Transcribing in Real Time: Hot House
Probably one of the most-quoted bebop melodies of all time—and a perfect compliment to the recent lessons on minor II Vs.
Chord Exercises 3 – Dominant Descending (from flat 7)
Sharpen your technique while familiarizing yourself with dominant 7th chords throughout your instrument.
How to See Inside a Chord Symbol
Learn to unpack a chord symbol and discover the various “mini-chords” living inside it.
Chord Exercises 2 – Augmented Descending
Sharpen your technique while familiarizing yourself with major thirds all over your instrument.
Chord Exercises 1 – Diminished Descending
Sharpen your technique while familiarizing yourself with minor thirds all over your instrument.
Using “Anthropology” (rhythm changes) as a launchpad for practicing improvisation [7 lessons]
There’s a pile of great material to unlock in this Charlie Parker classic (based on “Rhythm” Changes).
Deconstructing the Theory and Rhythm Behind “Outlier” by Snarky Puppy
Connect non-traditional chord changes using common tones, guide tones, and simplified scales.
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