QUICK TIPS Ep. 1 - This Simple Triad is my Favorite Sound!
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
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I appreciate how much you base your message on “you can do this, and don’t listen to people who say it’s too hard.” If I had learned upper structures years ago with this type of explanation instead of the stilted theory I read it would have been usable in my playing so much sooner.
It’s crazy that people gatekeep improvisation like that - there’s no secret to it!
lol I would walk on the lead tenor of my faculty band in college and would ask “could you show me something I could steal?”
He showed me a tritone subs and how to arpeggiate it. He was like “don’t tell your teacher I taught you that” lol what 😂
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Great idea Dave, please keep the tips coming, already started using tip 1 in my playing, thanks again, Jim
Great to hear!
Very cool. Love what you play between the measures!
Thanks so much!
The way I see it is to think of the relative minor of the V chord and play it mayor... It might sound tricky but it is not if you have the circle of 5ths and their relative minors on mind
That's a great way to think of it as well - whatever works best for you is the best way!
Apart from the super helpful content, the most beautiful Alto sound around! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much!! 🙏
can you do a quick tip about how to figure out which traid pairs to use over certain chords?
Sure!
Love this approach! Bassist Subscribed , thanks Dave !
You're very welcome! So glad you dig it.
I need help with this !!
How to stop landing in the root chord tone by habit on the changes
I like the Quick Tips videos!! -- I am going to play around with this. In the example for the #1 Long 251, when you say add in the "A" from the D Major (add in D, F#, A) ...in this example the A was already there as part of the F7 (the third). You're not saying add in another (high) A (which I can't get on alto yet!) at the top of that series of notes, right? I hope that question makes sense.
Yes it’s the same A that’s already there - octave doesn’t matter at all
Shame that the notes /staff disappear when you start to play.
That’s why you need to grab the PDF for yourself! Then you can watch the lines on your own sheet while I play them.
Your work and help is appreciated!
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