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2019-08-03 By Bob 22 Comments

Bob Playing Vocabulary

Two Birds With One Stone: Applying the Same Vocabulary Over Both Major and Minor II-Vs

This piece of vocabulary works over both major and minor ii-V’s, making the tune Summertime the perfect vehicle for practice. Remember: your fingers are the time-keeper.

2014-09-27 By Bob 21 Comments

Find More Focus—and Avoid Noodling—When Practicing Changes (a Trick to Free up Brain Power)

This technique allows you to focus your attention—and intention—on a particular measure/sound/chord, without restricting you to a single “lick”.

2011-06-20 By Bob 4 Comments

Practicing II-V-Is in 12 Keys

Learn tactics for effective use of play-alongs, as well as a breakdown of some bebop vocabulary.

2011-01-29 By Bob Leave a Comment

Playing Over a II-7 V7 in a Difficult Key (2 of 2)

Thinking major over ii-Vs, using the blues scale musically, why bending notes makes you sound like an amateur, sounding hip while playing “in”, and more.

2010-12-01 By Bob 23 Comments

How to Think Visually About II-V-I’s: A Lick to Know in All 12 Keys

The lick that made the II-V-I progression “click” in my head for the first time. This is a “must-know” in 12 keys lick.

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