2014-04-14 By 2 Comments

Why Doing Your Own Transcribing Is Critical to Improving as an Improviser

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Case Study: Harvesting Practice Material from a Solo You've Transcribed

Module 1	Preparation	-
Lesson 1	Why Doing Your Own Transcribing Is Critical to Improving as an Improviser
Lesson 2	An Overview of My Transcribing Process
Lesson 3	Play 3 Sing 1: Take it Further with Ear-Training
Module 2	Breaking Down the Solo	+
Lesson 1	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 1
Lesson 2	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 2
Lesson 3	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 2: False Fingering High E flat
Lesson 4	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 2: False Fingering B flat
Lesson 5	Breaking down the Solo - Part 3: Michael Brecker Finds Hidden Triad Pairs Inside a Blues Scale
Lesson 6	Turn Their Solo Into Your Language: Improvising with the Triad Pair
Lesson 7	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 4: The Low B flat (concert A flat)
Lesson 8	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 5: Outlining Ab Minor; Wide Intervals
Lesson 9	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 6: 4ths and 5ths
Lesson 10	Breaking Down the Solo - Part 7: Stepping Outside