Connecting phrases in jazz improvisation (when the chords change)

This lesson is about learning to connect our phrases to begin and end them where we want, and not just stop and restart whenever the chords change. The first step to achieving more freedom is to be able to play continuously over chord changes and land on a chord note when there is a change. We'll see plenty of examples and some advanced options as well.
▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 Introduction
1:41 Scales used
3:39 Connections
7:25 Cutting off notes
9:55 Tritone connections (more advanced)
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[@toppepp]

Excellent lesson. Thanks.

[@JazzSkills]

You are welcome!

[@TaylorJohnHardin]

Great video! im just seeing the connections!

[@JazzSkills]

Good to hear you're making the connections :)

[@suga4all]

Thank you very much! Love your calm way of teaching. For me as a beginner, the B7 to Bb7 transition is also a good way of thinking how to play outside (in this case outside of the Bb7 scale) in a controlled way. Sounds great 👍

[@JazzSkills]

Thank you and I'm pleased to hear it was helpful. Keep watching for more :)

[@ammiammi1974]

Thanks a lot. Greatly appreciated.

[@FelixSunMusic]

Great stuff thank you!!

[@LA-cy1zj]

Thanks for the video
I would love a video like this on writing original composition whilst using the maj6dim, minor6dim, dom7dim, and dom7b5dim scales effectively.

[@twli]

Nice one, thank you!

[@Jack-fs2im]

love a micro lession with my short attention span which is only little better than goldfish.thanx

[@grocheo1]

A real gentleman!

[@JazzSkills]

Bless you :)

[@arpadternei6991]

Thank You Shan!💥

[@JazzSkills]

Good to see you here Arpad. I hope things are going well for you.

[@markbra]

Hi Shawn, thanks for your help 😊

[@JazzSkills]

My pleasure 🙂

[@brothercaleb]

It’s Shan 😉

[@markbra]

@@brothercaleb Duly noted.

[@studiojohnny]

4:58 I can't not hear "Cruella de Vil..." for this phrase. :)

[@maloneycraig]

You’d need to precede the walk up to the Ab in bar two with a walk up to the Eb in bar 1. And then it would defeat the whole purpose of the lesson having the same lick from bar 1 transposed up a fourth
in bar two.
But yeah….

[@jmrm2227]

hey! can you tell me what's the program you're using to get that "backing track"?

[@twli]

That's Band In a Box.