10 HARD Licks Every Jazz Musician Should Know

[@arvex6807]

Babe wake up Jeff posted the 'advanced' version episode

[@SimonMSvensson]

Nice to hear that it's not just me that call my instrument "babe"

[@Alpha-Andromeda]

Said nobody to you ever.

[@josealarcon1599]

This is pure gold man..! Since I cannot afford a teacher as you, I must take notes... thanks a lot maestro...!

[@mariebliss322]

Thanks!

[@JeffSchneiderMusic]

Thank you, Marie!

[@bleupiano]

Génial!!!🎹🎹🎹

[@paulmccormick2442]

Very useful. Thank you. Great links. Bass Australia

[@peternelson4630]

Hey Jeff! Excited to FINALLY get into your course that I bought last year. Your emails about the new website hosting was a good wakeup call. Looking forward to getting new musical insights from your instruction. Happy holidays!

[@fernandoreina6201]

Muy interesante y útil, gracias maestro por compartir.

[@shanghainightflow3039]

Fantastic job buddy

[@GetYourSaxTogether]

Oof. That KG passage. So sick. Super Live At The Lighthouse (Lieb/Grossman/Elvin) language, although I guess it’s all Trane at the end of the day. Nice vid man. 🙏🏻

[@newtonlkh]

love your video, take care Jeff

[@jefframey9561]

Love it!❤ Thank you!

[@erlendjulieb1760]

That K.Garett seems to be in the Minor Third Mediant System, like Trane changes but not with major 3rds apart. Or just playing major over minor hahah.

[@maestro2033]

Good job. I need help seeing the patterns

[@fjzingo]

Nice job, 29is the HH Dolphin dance lick, right?

[@cameronpfiffner3415]

Yes, lick memorization: the most important part of pretending to make music up on the spot. When you’ve memorized enough licks, you can collate them into a great jazz solo!

[@victoza9232]

@cameronpfiffner3415 We do that whenever we speak.

[@viralbuthow000]

what us more time consuming? Learning piani by ear or by learning to play sheet music? i am an adult beginner

[@fastkuts]

learning to colorful through selective voicing using inversions to glue the chords nicely together, good tip focus on learning lst and 2nd inversions of all chords and then find how to connect chords together with the least amount of hand movements, not sure if that is even relevant to your question but for beginner it's a great way to make wise selective decisions to keep smooth transitions, very basic, but for me was an overlooked area lock that in and it's easier for your ears to know what they want to hear, nothing worse than being stuck on triads I was like that for ages!!!

[@benmorris8442]

Great licks, thanks. You need to sort out your colour grading , or the LUT you are using on the video though. Your teeth shouldn’t be blue !