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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2024
- 4 bar intro
Key: Dm
Latin, 140 BPM
Sheet music: dl.dropboxuser...
Backing tracks for training jazz improvisation. Each has my interpretation of the melody once through, then many choruses for soloing over. Each has a link to sheet music.
Tips:
1. Learn the melody. Sing it, hum it, express it, make it your own. Base your soloing on it and return to it whenever there's nothing better.
2. Use your voice. If it's singable, it's playable. Finding the melodic stuff you dream up is the best way to learn your instrument inside out.
3. Resist the temptation to just play technical scales and 'licks'. That's for robots. (Scales are analytical tools for after the event, not a recipe beforehand). Technical practice is valuable (and a prerequisite for 2.) so do it parallel, but be aware that improvisation comes from another place.
4. Find a teacher or mentor to guide you. If you're in Denmark, find my teaching here:
www.proffshoppe...
La improvisación es el estado de libertad, viva el Jazz
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Excellent track for Autmn leaves
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thank u
Excelent
Autumn leaves a bit clunky sounding...too slow for me. .latin simulation...not real latin sounding....sorry.
"Latin" shouldn't be read too literally. It's just a euphemism for straight 8s, as opposed to swing, which, by the same token, is a reference to a triplet feel, rather than a claim of living up to a 1940s genre.
@@PhilNice1965 so then it's latin style...like homestyle made tortillas at a restaurant...? They are tortillas...but they won't ever taste like really homemade ones!
@@georgesedeno7891 That’s your Call. It’s just jazz talk.
@@PhilNice1965 yes just jazz style talk.