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How to Start Improvising
- Practice your chord tones for all your chords.
- Use your chord tones for the tunes you are learning to improvise with.
- Practice creating your solo thinking melodically and rhythmically.
- Always create beautiful music.
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5 Responses
Another enlightening lesson, Brenden. Many thanks. The way you are are building the lessons from the fundamentals forward I find very helpful. In past attempts to approach improvising I became overwhelmed in trying to remember scales, passing notes, licks, etc. Consequently I never progressed. With this podcast 24 I now feel confident that I can proceed and, as it were, jump in. This lesson and 23 before it I’ve found invaluable.
Thank you so much Dennis! That means a lot to me. I love building a foundation for everyone because this is exactly how I learned and it has brought me this far. I truly believe if everyone builds from the ground up with this music there are endless possibilities. Thank you for your continued support and outward appreciation towards my work.
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This lesson is very helpful in taking away the anxiety of having too much to work with when starting out in learning to improvise. Thanks for breaking it down to a simplified level.
My question is where do you get the back tracks to practice with?
Thanks Brenden
Hi Don,
The backup tracks are taken from an app called Irealpro. A definite must for all jazz musicians!
Thanks for the positive comment!