The Secret to AMAZING Chord Tone Improvisation

Arpeggios and Chord Tones are essential parts of improvisation, but without passing notes, its easy for your solos to sound stale! Try this tips for adding passing notes into your improvisations and your solos will improve drastically, almost overnight!
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[@saasaa7207]

You are a genius....making difficult things incredibly simple...Thank you...

[@djmileski]

Amazingly helpful

[@jaimelamusik214]

Very good and clear lesson. Thank a lot Josh :)

[@joshwakeham]

Thanks Jaime!

[@stephenbrophy836]

Fantastic!
I love the way that you use space in your examples.

[@joshwakeham]

Thanks Stephen. Glad you enjoyed the video!!

[@robertgreen3702]

Nicely explained, thanks.

[@ChipTheMusicMan]

Yes, Josh this is really good (I'm watching all your vids in case you haven't noticed ha!)

[@lesteracree1010]

It took me several weeks of daily practice to play chord tones on the downbeat, & non chord tones only(mostly) on the off beats.

[@joshwakeham]

It can be tricky to get comfortable with it. Starting with just arpeggios/chord tones ideas and then just trying to 'fill in the gaps' helped me a lot when I was getting this down

[@lesteracree1010]

@@joshwakeham thanks!

[@justanothernguyen2334]

Thats why you practice chord tones in quarter notes first to make it an automatic thing

[@shinyaxolotl]

very engaging