Stage 3 | Lesson: 32 | Step 4 – (Technique) This is a tremendous exercise for so many things. It will greatly improve your technique and dexterity while helping you learn diatonic chords and harmonies for all keys inside and out.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 31 | Step 4 – (Technique) This is a fantastic exercise that will improve your technique and help you learn all the passing chords in the process.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 30 | Step 4 – (Technique) These technique lines will be extremely helpful with your reharm and chordal approach when improvising.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 29 | Step 5 – (Technique) Just like any other harmony the sus chord will take on a different improvisation approach due to the suspended 4 in the chord. Here we’ll practice a sus line that should provide some improv language for the sus chord.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 28 | Step 4 – (Repertoire) Improvisation over a string of dominant chords can be tough for a lot of people. Here is a great secondary dominant line that will provide some example and boost your technique.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 27 | Step 2 – (Repertoire) Here is a great reharm combination line that will help your technique and allow you to hear the sound that is produced when improvising over a reharm combo.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 26 | Step 2 – (Technique) This relative 2 minor is simply a 2-5 progression line but it will help to work on this prior to you using it in an actual tune.

Stage 3 | Lesson: 25 | Step 2 – (Repertoire) This is a great example of how reharm can effect the sound of your improvisation. The more reharm you know, the more you use this knowledge to transform your improvisation for the better.