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Improv and Chromaticism
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Improv and Chromaticism - Backing Tracks
Backing Track Files for Improv and Chromaticism
Section 1 - Rules of the Game (The Second Pillar of Improvisation
Lesson 1 - Laying the Foundations (4:36)
Lesson 2 - The Target (3:08)
Section 2 - Chromatic Aiming
Lesson 3 - Every. Possible. Approach. (2:08)
Lesson 4A - 1-Note and 2-Note Approaches (2:14)
Lesson 4B - 1-Note and 2-Note Approaches (0:32)
Lesson 5 - Targets with 1 or 2 Approaches (0:52)
Lesson 6 - Bb Blues Solo with 1- or 2-Note Approaches (1:02)
Lesson 7A - 3-Note and 4-Note Approaches (4:23)
Lesson 7B - 3-Note and 4-Note Approaches (0:34)
Lesson 8 - Targets with 3- or 4-Note Approaches (0:51)
Lesson 9 - Bb Blues Solo with 3 or 4 Approaches (1:02)
Lesson 10 - Free Drilling (3:36)
Lesson 11 - Bb Blues Targets (Improvise Any Chromatic Approach) (1:04)
Section 3 - Aiming with Forward Motion
Lesson 12 - Forward Motion (7:06)
Lesson 13 - The Bebop “Modes” (1:43)
Lesson 14 - Using Forward Motion to Take Aim (2:53)
Lesson 15 - Forward Motion Targets (key of C) (0:50)
Lesson 16 - Forward Motion Targets (key of G) (0:50)
Lesson 17 - Forward Motion Targets (key of F) (0:53)
Lesson 18 - Stella By Starlight (Study on Forward Motion Approaches) (1:23)
Lesson 19 - BONUS THEORY: FM Bebop Modes, Harmonic Minor Exceptions, and Implied Secondary Dominants (10:11)
Section 4 - Taking Aim at Strollin'
Lesson 20 - Chromatic Approaches - Final Exam (5:06)
Lesson 21 - Strollin’ (Whole Note Targets) (1:45)
Lesson 22 - Strollin’ (Half Note Targets) (1:46)
Lesson 23 - Strollin' (Composed Solo Using Chromatic Approaches and Displacement) (1:45)
Section 5 - Wrap-Up
Lesson 24 - Conclusion (4:33)
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