Level Up Your Jazz with this Insane Lester Young Lick Workout!
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- The Jazzy Vintage phrases you will hear in this workout are inspired by Lester Young´s amazing 1939 solo Lester Leaps in with Count Basie. The phrases here are some of the juiciest to learn if you are a newcomer to jazz and want to expand your vocabulary.
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I just can't get enough of that "Jazz Language."
This workout and video are ABSOLUTE FIRE! The phrasing is incredible. Thank you for sharing the knowledge of all the giants I'm trying to stand on the shoulders of but keep slipping off!! I appreciate the grip tape!!! If you ever need some Freddy Green style backing tracks like this, hit me up.
Awesome! thanks. Gime some tracks please!!!
Excellent stuff! I like the guitar track here too
Thanks so much for this! I've coincidentally been deep diving into the Lester Young approach. Would love more videos on his phrasing approaches. His album with the Oscar Peterson Trio is 🔥! Thanks again for sharing!
That's the way I study.
I'm in for the whole series.
I like the Charlie Christian video. So...thank you.
Perfect timing for me.
I love this. Just watched you CC video.. excellent ❤
Estas tomando mate! genio! gracias por tus videos
Man, your videos inspire me a lot
Hi, I'm really inspired by this idea. I would like to offer a clarification question if that's okay: 1) Are you learning the licks by ear and repeating, or are you first learning it from a chart and then "working it out" as seen on the video? 2) Are you making spaces for you to repeat for the call and answer (which means your own jam tracks?) or how would I do this with the original tune? As I said, I'm really excited by your ideas, but I think the process for reproducing the method for other tunes could use more elaboration. I look forward to seen the next one...
Such a beautiful soprano tone, great exercises
Couldn't we also consider this the Major Blues Scale? I thought that Lester pretty much used that one exclusively? Maybe with the inclusion of the 2nd note?
very helpful stuff. thanks
Que grandee tomando mate!!!!
hermoso compadre! ayer compre tu libro, hermoso material! gracias.. saludos desde mar de ostende, argentina
saludos desde cordoba!
Love it ❤
Where is the sound slice to do this with?
Great stuff thanks a lot
Fabulous. I am adult learning. hearing a note played and knowing what it is , is a challenge
yes, it takes time and will power. But the juice is worth the squeeze!
year man, felicidad de verte con tu hijo... estas hablando mejor amigo.
Querido!
Gracias❤
Fantastic, i would love to get involved and practice, learn, but not sure what to do next. Do i just replay the video over and over? You mentioned soundslice app, how do i get the lesson on the app. Sorry for the questions but not to savy on the tech stuff. Cheers .
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cheers
This is such a great idea!
Gran video, muy buen contenido man
this is so good!
I hope it becomes a series on the channel
Great Lesson Nick, thanks. Why not swing harder?
Thanks. I play like I feel and am comfortable with the feel
Great idea
Just brilliant, loved it. Thank you so much!
PS: As this video is not already brilliant and takes lots of effort, I might have tip still. Before the lick if you could put bookmarks it would be way better, but this is just a cherry on the top.
awesome!
Nick, I love these lick workouts. And the Rhythm Changes course is awesome. Keep up these lick workouts. Great ear training also.
Great
Wow
Nice! 🤙🏼
It's an effective lesson and what a beautiful sound.
This is great
very good!👍
Замечательные упражнения!Bravo!
Great ! Trank you ! 🤗🎶🎶🎶
Awesome. Well done.
Love love love this! Would love this for all the features artists in the rhythm changes course.
They are in the pipe line!!!
This is great!🙏🙏
Thanks for the content
Awesome stuff!
Love this!!!
Can we apply it to guitar.
sure!
I've purchased a bunch of his courses. IMO, the best teacher for a guitarist is a saxophonist. You get phrasing that is so outside of you predictable pentatonic licks that it instantly ups your game!!!! Only challenge can be how well you can read music up and down the neck. Good luck JV!
Thanks Ryan...I can't read music...but I think once I have the guitar in my hand, I need to figure out what the best neighborhood to hang out in...major pentatonic or minor pentatonic or arpeggio shapes and then try to repeat the licks