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2012-12-17 By Bob

Triad pairs are a great way to expand your improvisational vocabulary beyond linear playing. In this lesson you’ll learn where to use them and how to get them under your fingers

2012-11-21 By Bob

A Berklee College of Music clinic with trumpeter Rashawn Ross (Dave Matthews Band), bassist Sean Hurley (John Mayer), and myself.

2012-11-20 By Bob

Joshua Redman plays

Be a fly-on-the-wall during a lesson I had with a young saxophonist. Learn how to harvest a TON of material from ONE phrase.

2012-10-31 By Bob

This course on Night in
Tunisia covers learning the melody by ear off the recordings (and checking multiple
sources), learning the harmony by ear, and weaving chord changes together. Jump in
wherever you’re comfortable, no rush to get through the whole course.

2012-10-24 By Bob 13 Comments

How to stop pads from sticking to the horn.

2012-10-17 By Bob 7 Comments

Learn to invent unique practice exercises & build your improvisational vocabulary from a single scale.

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