A few simple ideas that will get you out of your “always starting phrases on 1” rut.
An Alternative to Practicing Blues in All Keys
Is it necessary to practice blues in all keys? Here’s an alternative technique you might not have thought about.
Anthropology
This course has lots of different avenues for productive practice. In it you’ll learn how to practice with the metronome on different beats to improve your time feel, use a bebop melody to make improvisational material, and superimpose different chord qualities over dominant chords.
B Flat Overtone Series – Play Along with Bob
How to play/practice the Bb overtone series.
Killer Saxophone Warm Up
Warmup your embouchure, forearms, and fingers while increasing your air capacity and focusing your mind.
Improve Your Tone While Learning a New Melody
Another “kill two birds with one stone” practice strategy. Great way to work on tone while also memorizing a new melody.
Transcribing Not Optional: Recording with Snarky Puppy
Years of transcribing solos helped me memorize and record 12 tunes in 3 days—by ear.
How to handle adjacent chromatic 7th chords
5 ways to improve your playing over tricky chromatic changes
Blue 7
Melodic motifs, rhythmic displacement, and the Lydian dominant scale are covered in this series on the classic blues tune by Sonny Rollins.
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