8 Essential Exercises for Jazz Musicians

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Jayden Clark, a student of Chad LB for 6 years, is a graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory and a highly skilled multi-woodwindist. He is deeply familiar with Chad's approach to pedagogy and has co-authored multiple comprehensive digital method books published by Jazz Lesson videos. Jayden is a recipient of the prestigious PPCA Performer’s Trust of Australia grant and has received high praise from San Francisco's "Classical Voice" for his "well-crafted soloing" and for "possessing a thick and burnished tone."
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You’ve the cleanest pad of any jazz musician I’ve seen!

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Hey thanks dude. Great lesson. Bass player here.I’ve often wondered what horn players are doing to get their solo chops up to speed. These are going to sound great on the bass when I get them under my fingers. Thanks again for the exercises.

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This was SO well explained-- particularly the video's use of graphics. Love Jayden's videos, more so because the manner in which he breaks down and explains the material. Thanks so much, Jayden .

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Great exercise love it

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I find it really cool how different instruments tend to have different practice exercises. Of course different instruments have different roles, but it's cool to try them all out on my instrument (violin)!

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Awesome video! Lot of useful, practical info in a compact package.

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[@MaxYaan]

Cool . I will take some exercises for myself, thanks

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Very fun exercises , no boring and very helpful. Need training all keys; all scales minor, dominant , minor-major7, minor7b5, harmonic minor with metronome . Subscribed. Thank you bro !!!

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Awesome! I love your clear explanation man

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Beautifully explained!

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[@jsb1181]

Great video! I'm a guitarist and these sax exercises are very challenging on guitar if you try and play them legato without picking each note. Brilliant technique builders!

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Thank you for sharing this content! BTW what ligature do you use?

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Merci

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WOW!!!

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But how do you use these patterns in a song?

[@xHeeDx]

I'll try it on the piano 😂

[@PolvoraSpigot]

Why does the key signature show three flats, and the notation shows natural on the melodic minor scale example?

[@madhavraghu]

I guess it shows how he derives and understands melodic minor. Melodic minor comes from the natural minor which has a b3, b6, and b7, but in melodic minor the 6 and 7 are raised. The key signature there implies c natural minor, but the notes raise the 6 and 7, implying c melodic minor. You also can't have a key signature with only Eb.

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What a Tenor Sax is This ?

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[@gregfagan38]

I love it. This is what I like to cal virtuoso training. If you learn a whole bunch of non-musical stuff and focus on patterns, you can "insert" them in your playing style. - peace.

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[@drewkingson]

if this is the kind of shit I have to learn to play jazz - I'm out

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[@RobertoHernandez-kf8nn]

Daunting at first but once it gets into your muscle memory you will be able to glide over changes - even if slowly you will sound beautiful.