Hi everyone! Today, it’s not quite the Lick of The Week, but rather the Chorus of The Week. It’s going to be a chorus from the great Sonny Stitt’s solo in 12 keys. I began transcribing this solo about a year ago, but never finished. I chose the second chorus of his solo because it’s simpler than others. The original tempo is much faster, so I still need to work on that. Here’s a link to the PDF featuring the original key.
Category: music lessons
Michael Brecker’s Diminished Scale Pattern #9
modern II-V-I pattern based on pentatonics (ENG/ESP sub)
Phrygian Minor scale in Jazz Standards (ENG sub)
Jazz Etude for Saxophone Bb/Eb
Hello everyone, here is my new Jazz Etude based on ¨There is No Greater Love¨ chord progression by Isham Jones.
Level: Early Intermediate/Intermediate
purchase ¨The Greatest Love¨ PDF file & backing track:
saxophone Eb alto / baritone https://goo.gl/sNgJac
saxophone Bb tenor/soprano https://goo.gl/K5mWDMcheck our other compositions for saxophone:https://goo.gl/2qossN
Red Prysock II-V-I pattern/ Tritone substitution pattern/ Sustitucion Tritonal patron
II-V-I Lick based on pentatonics/Playing Outside
Hi everyone! Here is the NEW video lesson. English subtitles available!!
II-V-I Lick based on pentatonics/Playing Outside
II-V-I modern jazz lick based on pentatonics
modern jazz lick on II V I based on pentatonics (pentatonics pattern)
PDF link jazzsaxophonelessons store: https://jazzsaxophonelessons.com/product/modern-jazz-lick-ii-v-alt-based-pentatonics-pdf-free-video-lesson/
check my App/game Scale Mania, its purpose is to be of assistance when studying major and minor keys:
https://goo.gl/MjkNu4
II-V-I magic lick?!?!?
Hello for everyone! Here is the NEW video Lesson from Jazz Saxophone Lessons web. Today, I will tell you about the ¨magic¨ lick for II-V-I progression. It is one of the most widespread chord progressions in jazz. Since our videos are russian speaking, we'd just add eng subtitles.
If you want to get the PDF - check this link: II-V-I magic Lick PDF store
3 Magic Notes Lick (ENG sub) It fits great in more than 15 chords!
Jazz Articulation video lesson 3
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