30 minute analysis & Jam on the Chord Progression for So What - Frank Vignola Session

Frank Vignola leads you through a practice session focusing on analyzing and jamming on the chord progression for So What. For more practice sessions, improv sessions, and over 200 hours of jamming, please sign up for Frank Vignola's Online Jazz Studio, housing over 2700 videos and 10's of thousands of pages of manuscript/TAB.
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[@owenicus]

Liked “the more melodies you learn and internalize,the easier it is to improvise”!

[@rbloomfield]

Thanks Frank …. Super inspiring content, and the modal explanation and the inversions insight was extremely helpful.

[@martinscott3380]

Great tutorial. Listen to Ronny Jordan's version for some beautiful solo ideas too.

[@Tommyboy360]

I went in to eddy faster fast never smelt the rose ! Class of 82🎉🎉❤fast times ⏲️ 🎉🎉🎉😂❤

[@ThomasHope73]

Masterful! Such great teaching; a concise, structured, and paced delivery with plenty of repetition, context, and humility, with no waffle. Perfect. 👌

[@HazHarpo]

Best teacher on the internet

[@fenderlead1]

Comment to feed the algorithm gods. This should be a fun rabbit hole to go down this weekend

[@Tommyboy360]

We're loosing this to in America. The roots of 🎉🎉 . And the rest ❤

[@Tommyboy360]

Been to Newark my buddy !! Gloris was the hit 🎉🎉 ❤only a dollar for a halla!! Got pulled of right when we rolled in RI.😮83?hurricane gloria!! Hurricane partyri😅

[@Tommyboy360]

Quahoues R Us turtle 🐢 ♥️ k

[@zummo61]

Been playing this and Milestones with more rock groove. So much fun with a full band.

[@antonkamenicky637]

Absolutely thankful for your positive teaching concept of sharing your wisdom
with those who wish to learn from the master at a comfortable pace.
Thank you so much for highlighting the important points to note and to understand the relationships within.
God bless your soul Frank ... Thank you so much!!!

[@bbowjazz]

Frank, the melody sounds great on a 7 string where you got the low D at the fifth fret … Relayed compliments of John Pizzarelli 😂

[@Tommyboy360]

Excellent thanks you so much piezzn🎉❤😊😅

[@MicahStott]

These lessons are incredible. Just signed up for his TrueFire channel.

[@andywilhelm5831]

Frank is somewhat under rated

[@stogies3]

Frank’s lessons are always great,thanks

[@Maurício.9215]

Thanks for the lesson, Frank!

[@owenicus]

Always loved Wynton Kelly.

[@Archiegoodwin1928]

This is a truly great lesson!

[@fishytank1land]

I hear it as Dm and Ab7

[@robertbrown1778]

What a fantastic lesson!

[@tomtomson1485]

Yes use the 9th love it

[@krisandelizabethringlee8438]

Masterful is exactly how to describe not only this lesson (clearly I refer to Mr. Vignola's playing and technique) but also his approach to teaching. I tuned in because I've always loved this song and I found that this lesson was presented in a manner that was easy to follow and fun to work on what I've learned. I'd like to see a 30 minute analysis & Jam on Speak No Evil.

[@crimfan]

I developed a keen inner clock for these kinds of changes from playing bass. Talk about getting lost. Eventually I heard a lesson with a bassist who talked about playing some 2-5s now and again to box out two and four bar phrases. That totally did the trick. I didn't even need to play them for real or maybe just threw in a few passing notes to imply them but not really make them land. It really helps every other player at the session, too.

[@richardfrankel3489]

Frank , thank you for an exceptional lesson . I am benefiting from your trufire channel !!

[@bobzullo8050]

I haven't played this tune a whole lot, but I do remember getting lost a few times. You laid it out and paced it well, and got me thinking maybe I could give this composition another try. Thanks for that!

[@lorenzrosenthal6092]

This is jazz gold. Thank you Frank!

[@jroc2201]

Excellent,well played

[@curtrod]

oh man, sounds so sweet