Course Categories: stage 5 technique

Stage 5 | Lesson: 48 | Step 1 - (technique) Pop and rock licks are can be flashy or simple and they live mostly within pentatonic improvisation langua…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 1 - (technique) Straight feel licks tend to leave out all bebop language and use mostly pentatonic movements and patterns.…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 47 | Step 3 - (technique) Here is a nice improvisation line over the Trane reharmonizations. There is not much to this except for th…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step #1 - (technique) R & B lines and improv will not be difficult from a theoretical stand point. The most important thing her…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 46 | Step 3 - (technique) The amazing part of this line is not the line itself but the brilliant Trane changes that it is played ove…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 1 - (technique) The New Orleans style improvisation is very, VERY similar to jazz language. Almost identical. But…it’s…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 45 | Step 3 - (technique) This Trane line really moves through the harmonies in the Coltrane progression. Take note of where the cho…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 44 | Step 1 - (technique) Gospel lines have a very slight difference from jazz lines. At the same time you can use jazz extensions a…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 43 | Step 1 - (technique) This blues line is taken mostly from the mixolydian scale which produces more of a dry blues sound compare…

Stage 5 | Lesson: 42 | Step 1 - (technique) The only difference between funk lines and jazz is they don’t swing. There is also less bebop language i…