Autumn leaves : Backing track

[@guitareimprovisation]

If you want other backing tracks to be published, please give me your suggestions :-)

[@zionchoi596]

how to download?

[@georgeobrientheroninrealto2693]

Can you do the Leslie Odom jr version?

[@carloshoffgen9283]

My Romance or Someday My Prince Will Come!

[@Joshthecreator2077]

Blue monk?

[@arturoargallon7157]

More

[@jimbomctimbo1610]

New to jazz from being a Death metal guitarist and I gotta say this is a great practice song for getting used to chords/chord changes.

[@kir3795]

Hey same here lol

[@bobmichelle]

learning soprano saxopone here... after hours practicing arpeggios only, finally starting to sound melodic ! Merci Martin ;) J'avais bossé tout mon solfège sur ton site il y a plusieurs années quand je commençais la basse électrique, depuis je recommande à tous les autodidactes que je croise ! Cheers ;)

[@guitareimprovisation]

Merci beaucoup Bob !!

[@ShaunCollege]

Happy for you! I am still working towards that😁

[@themessageinabottle9574]

Bet you're pretty good now!

[@mirkalf3148]

Gabagool

[@I_am_FRANCO]

Vs êtes sûrement un/une pro

[@Medovaaura]

Thanks for the opportunity to improvise🙏

[@lenofilho7188]

I'm using this backing track to study arpeggios on my guitar, here in Brazil (14/05/21) 🇧🇷🎶🎸.

[@oldmaterizz4516]

Same, here in Sweden

[@smndn089]

Piano, munich

[@Alvis44]

Hows playing coming along

[@jessicatiarany5864]

same, here in Indonesia

[@fuckingkek9380]

Same, here in Colombia

[@johnpoe7632]

Just learned this in the real book, practicing playing the chords and melody..........slowed it down to 75% just right to begin......THANKS !

[@hanskirscht748]

SAME!!!

[@pixiedixie3682]

John Poe Have fan , buddy!

[@leonardolazzareschi9347]

Same 😉

[@rockkkkckkck]

Same!! Now working on improvising over chord changes

[@roberto5170]

I was playing this whit the violin and after I saw your comment I realized I had it on 2x 😅

[@thierrydelmas2345]

Pour moi , petit à petit ce baching track me rentre dans la peau. Je dois jouer ce morceau avec des amis Toulousains le 8 juin sur scène et ce jour là , je penserai aux heures passées à écouter et reprendre. Merci Martin

[@I_am_FRANCO]

❤❤❤❤ j’aime devenir comme vous mais les études me prennent tout mon temps. I study Engineering, semester begins today, but I have a passion in jazz

[@jeffrytessier-uq1dc]

Love it. I took lessons for a few months and officially starting as a self taught (mostly into metal and rock) I got into blues and classical. But when I saw my teacher I wanted to learn something I never dove into, jazz.

[@Andrearodriguez-oe9in]

Here are the lyrics for anyone who wants to sing Along: The falling leaves drift by my window The falling leaves of red and gold I see your lips the summer kisses The sunburned hands I used to hold Since you went away the days grow long And soon I'll hear old winter's song But I miss you most of all my darling When autumn leaves start to fall Since you went away the days grow long And soon I'll hear old winter's song But I miss you most of all my darling When autumn leaves start to fall I miss you most of all my darling When autumn leaves start to fall

[@kiley-_-]

yasssssss

[@tryphon2167]

Thx

[@II-V-I]

No, th lyics are: scat scatabulubedidu badadabaa bab bab bab badoooo did did didelidelidid scab scaababababababaaaaaa! oooooooh start to fall!

[@youraveragehuman6351]

@@II-V-I 😂

[@johnsilver1013]

Thank you very much! 🙌❤‍🔥🙏 Lovely lyrics though. 👌🏻

[@Javier-cg7gv]

Some of us need the note to shine, others we dim the way, but we are in favor of harmony Very didactic, it really is a very simple way to learn. Thanks

[@0nly_s]

1:43

[@terrywitzu7874]

Thanks so much for posting this. I just started learning jazz, and I feel like a total beginner. For this lesson I was just keeping it to basics G major over the major sections, and E harmonic minor over the minor sections (exception being that small part w/ the flats which called for a couple Melodic minors). I especially appreciate the scrolling and accuracy. I'd have a lot of trouble figuring out where I'm screwing up if not for your addition, and taking the effort so all levels can approach. Some of these backing tracks start off okay, but by the B section I don't know what planet their chords are coming from. I see some people are complaining about Em6. Whatever, to that. You nailed the bulk of the FAKE BOOK aside from one little chord. Can't tell you how much I appreciate your backing tracks. They keep me sane, and calm as I stress my way through the difficulties of learning Jazz. Starting from the bottom after 20 years being self-taught is a harsh pill. Thank you for making my experience more pleasant. SUBBED. :)

[@guitareimprovisation]

Cool ! Thanks a lot Terry !

[@terrywitzu7874]

@@guitareimprovisation No problem. man! Like I said, thank you! :) Still practicing your Backing Track, right now! Should be ready for tomorrow's lesson. I've got a good ear, but I'm a long way from the comfort of minors and majors. I'm sure everyone encounters these difficulties in the beginning. This is only my second improv assignment. Glad you have so much material, b/c after tomorrow I'll be needing you again for my third. lol. Have a great day, my man :) P.S - Those lame shredders have nothing on you Jazz musician's, that's for sure.

[@cx777o]

thanks to your comment (especially the last paragraph) inspires me to keep playing the guitar, just for sake of music and not shredding haha

[@terrywitzu7874]

@@cx777o That's so awesome to hear, man. I can't shred to save my life. So, there. :) Jazz would be music for the sake of music. I've always really dug the more inspired roots of 60's and 70's music. I'm currently learning The Allman Bros. Fillmore West performance of Stormy Monday Blues. Check that one out. Dickie Betts always said, his style was so simple that anyone could play it.", but there's a big difference b/w this and "Jessica" lol. Even w/ the tab, it's just nuts. Probably b/c you just don't see tab like this anymore, man! I'd be curious to know what a guitarist of your skill thought about it. :)

[@natemunoz1002]

keep grinding homie

[@cristiansosa1512]

Thanks for this track. I've been using it to jam with my bass and now using it to learn it on the keyboard. One of the best jazz standards of all times.

[@tomstreissguth455]

My first jazz chart. Thanks, teacher!

[@synthetichumangaming4634]

Thanks so much for this, it's exactly what I was looking for!

[@DDWyss]

This is a nice medium tempo, not too difficult to follow along with. Thanks for putting this up!

[@NoWayOut55]

My playing partner wanted to cover this... We begin today!

[@mcmario67]

Thanks for these tracks. Just memorized Autumn Leaves on trumpet and now I'm working on improvisation!

[@MichaelGawesebmainone]

Which version did u memorise, is there sheet music?

[@diegobuitragocamargo.7525]

@@MichaelGawesebmainone You could try buying a real book! it's a compilation of a lot of jazz standards with their sheet music and chord progressions!

[@MrDrSenorSteeze]

This is where I started too! Next check out Satin doll, Mr. PC, or Black Orpheus. All great tunes that are very accessible for trumpet, and in the real book

[@mcmario67]

@@MichaelGawesebmainone I just saw this. This backing track is in Em so I learned it in F# minor for trumpet, which sounds harder than it actually is! You can take this and move it all up a whole step. gmys.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Autumn-Leaves-Eb-1.pdf If you're playing a concert instrument then the sheet music is already in Em.

[@mcmario67]

@@MrDrSenorSteeze Thanks for the recommendations! I'll check those out!

[@johnsilver1013]

It's my first time...🤣🥰😂🥰🤣😂 I never seen such "backtrackin' things before ☺ Now I CAN USE IT..! ...and study my guitar playin' with it! Hurraaaaa..! 🥰🥰🥰

[@dontyeetapig6378]

Just learned this song on piano and I’m playing it over this ! Thanks

[@NikDotComm]

Yo this is rlly helping me learn guitar chords for playing jazz guitar for band‼️‼️ thx 🖤

[@arturoargallon7157]

I really enjoy solo guitar playing with this backing track

[@SportyOtterPop]

I am working with this track today. Enjoying it immensely-thanks for it!

[@JUNOtheArtist]

Thank you so much this was very helpful for someone learning how to comp!

[@Fatgeologist]

Just what I was going to say.

[@johnsilver1013]

I love it, I love it, I looooooove iiiiiiiit...!!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏THANK YOU..!!! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@mieszanesztuki]

getting into jazz... amazing track. Merci mr. Martin

[@marcomusicman3774]

Merci beaucoup !

[@einarmartinlkling1238]

Thanks for your tracks. After trawling the net for good backing tracks my conclusion is that yours are the best!!

[@guitareimprovisation]

Thanks a lot Einar !!!

[@roostertire]

The falling leaves drift by the window The autumn leaves of red and gold I see your lips, the summer kisses The sun-burned hands I used to hold Since you went away the days grow long And soon I'll hear old winter's song But I miss you most of all my darling When autumn leaves start to fall Since you went away the days grow long And soon I'll hear old winter's song But I miss you most of all my darling When autumn leaves start to fall

[@SaxoFine]

Thanks for this backing track :) so nice to play along !

[@NullyBird]

Dammit instructor, I can't read enchantment table quite yet. I'll give this my best shot though.

[@emileigheggers632]

Every note on whatever you're playing works in this song if you just resolve back to the right spot.

[@joaquinmartinez8739]

@@emileigheggers632 you just described how music works :P

[@madhavraghu]

@@joaquinmartinez8739 j a z z

[@OndskapensHersker]

Triangle is Maj7, Ø is Dim

[@kiley-_-]

ok king

[@willmich1]

Now I know where the inspiration for a “Lovely Night” from La La land came from!

[@stasiuschlaffke3444]

Michael Williams true

[@kiley-_-]

epic enby boss moment

[@evelynmoyer9069]

using to play with the my violin. Thanks!

[@dadanet67]

me too ! :) thx !!!!!

[@hanskirscht748]

Me too.

[@spacehopper7]

Never realised how much Sting took 'Moon over Bourbon Street' from this till I started jamming over it.

[@dhunt750]

Check out stings “la belle dames sans regret” basically the same

[@MarcusSilvaviolino]

Nice track! Thanks!

[@mulukenlegesse2467]

i would like to thank you so much for your amazing videos; i wish if i got this channel earlier.

[@hwalee1896]

The falling leaves drift by my window The autumn leaves of red and gold I see your lips, the summer kisses The sunburned hands I used to hold Since you went away, the days grow long And soon I'll hear old winter's song But I miss you most of all, my darling When autumn leaves start to fall

[@jean-alainpynandee2627]

c'est vraiment excellent mon ami mes éleves et moi nous vous en remercions beaucoup c'est parfait . Keep it up thank you again .

[@berkayhrcn7048]

beautiful backing track

[@VitalBigras]

Thank You so much !

[@RaidTyson]

thank you gang

[@mediamatiquemultimedia7121]

Thanks a lot, it was useful. Only one suggestion : have a marker for the 2 first ligne repeat...

[@CheeryCherri]

its so fun to improvise to this

[@yinesmeza3058]

Good job exelent ,i am play piano 🎹 cor jazz i am speak spanish but study English

[@ernietollar407]

I actually like the neutrality. The problem with these things is that really good tracks where a real R sect pays their butts off like it's a gigit becomes less conducive for trying out stuff over the track for many repetitions. This is good wallpaper. Thanks

[@gogle-zero]

bon backtrack merci !

[@ronniefischer5991]

Sometimes its really important, that you listen to an instrument or vocalist that has to breathe......Before you solo over a backing track.....(without getting into the whole debate about the pros of cons of the use of backing tracks, for me does it serve a purpose when i am alone practicing, yes this certain one we are using right here does.} no matter what level player you are, take it easy...Put on a beautiful trumpet solo over this tune, do not transcribe but absorb it....Hopefully now you are clear headed have a lot of beautiful inspiration....You are now ready to play at your level most of the slow ideas your ear is hearing pretty quickly....Now sing the melodies as you play them, if possible....piano, guitar, bass, etc......Some old school guy sat me down, he play in late 40-50s.and this was the first thing he made me do....I could not sleep and did not proof read, do the exercise for 3 days then go back and play a different song you been learning...See a difference??? If you do get in touch, this is no bullshit for the doubters and haters...Im much more a rock blues guitarist, who gets jazz gigs here and there, so i am reviewing all the material he taught me lately.....If you like to join me get in touch...Ronnie Fischer [e-mail]...this is not guitar lessons, its a program that has a start and finish....it takes 4months-1year to complete....im tired, get in touch if it works, this just a tiny piece.....plz do hate, just say nothing...or say it privately to me..ty

[@Javier-cg7gv]

Algunos necesitamos que la nota brille, otros atenuamos el camino, pero vamos a favor de la armonía Muy didáctico, realmente es una muy sencilla forma de aprender. Gracias

[@robertballard8833]

I really enjoy your work - your tracks are high quality. That being said, there seems something off about your Autumn leaves tracks. I am playing saxophone to them, and i am having to tune down a bit to be in tune. It seems almost like the Guitar is bending down a little at he end of phrases.

[@guitareimprovisation]

Thanks a lot ! I don't hear that, can you please tag a specific moment of the video ?

[@robertballard8833]

@@guitareimprovisation Its actually driving me crazy. It sounds fine till i play with it. I am a pro musician, and have 40 years experience. Sadly, AM a perfectionist lol.Have someone play a sax or Clarinet with it and see if you can see what I mean. It sounds good by itself and cant really tell where the weirdness is. Its something about how the guitar rings. dont notice it on your others much, but mainly on this one. could just be a stylistic thing. I am not criticizing - your m y favorite backing track guy on here.Georgia on my mind and Fly me to the Moon are fine.

[@aocriffraff2]

@@robertballard8833 is it the E6 chord?

[@colejackson6132]

everyone should listen to this guys album listed in show notes ! its just great!

[@GuillermoRivera78]

Muchas gracias 😊

[@Funkyjazzomatic]

dis nous en donc plus a ton sujet, tu te devoues visiblement a la cause du jazz, le jazz veux en savoir plus! ;) tes playalongs sont vraiments cools, souvent meme mieux que des aebersolds! c'est un demi compliments (lol) mais quand meme ils sont vraiment cools! tres sincerement parmis les meilleurs que j'ai trouvé sur le tube..... keep the good work going bro!

[@guitareimprovisation]

Merci !!

[@Allbbrz]

Practicing wih my Brazilian Cavaquinho. Thanks !

[@HAILSATAN-pr4rp]

Cavaquinho is a portuguese instrument 👍🏻

[@korean-dombra3014]

Thank you for sharing track with us. Can I use this backing track for my video?

[@guitareimprovisation]

if it's on youtube, that it's not monetized and that you write a link aiming at my video in the description, yes !

[@leeharding3612]

very easy to follow for a newby jazz convert

[@lofofsepult]

Grand Merci pour ce backing track, vachement bien...!

[@mathoudry79]

4 ans après je suis super d'accord !

[@erikvikar]

C'est absolument genial! Grand merci!

[@danielsgrunge]

Thank you

[@sophia_catalina]

Awesome channel! Thanks for all these amazing backing tracks!!

[@aliaydnaltunkan-motomottom5237]

Hi, thanks for your effort. I want to ask you. Is this backing track suitable for alto saxophones?

[@apdodger]

Thank you, much appreciated for posting this.

[@genarocernalara5163]

Una maravilla sus acompañamientos

[@jonbog6479]

Great track, love the slower pace, allows me to squeeze in some nice phrases. Would you be interested in doing a backing track for St. Thomas? The ones out there don't sound so good, I'm sure you could make a much better one 👍

[@StephenAntKneeBk5]

Very enjoyable backing tracks. Thank you for your work.

[@j.p.7708]

I jam with this everyday.......

[@boristofupovolotsky5077]

Hello, Thank you for putting this out there. I've never experienced improvising over such tracks, usually I play over Ballad Rock/Blues/Some spanish/phryg style, what should I play here ? I try to notes of the chords played in this track,like playing the 1 or the 3rd of Am7 (A or C) etc... it sounds okay but feels I'm missing something the whole picture :P

[@andrewjarvis5083]

+Boristofu Povolotsky Look up "autumn leaves" on youtube and listen to some other players play through it. The idea is to use the harmony implied by the chords to construct your own improvisation! It doesnt always mean you need to play chord tones, but they help you to resolve melodic ideas or construct interesting contours. Basically, you can do what ever the hell you like! :D

[@adam6649]

To start you can the e minor scale it sounds really good but then to advance you can add note to harmonize it all

[@TennisOnion]

Nice slow version of "Windmills of Your Mind" would be great

[@grampzstillkickin7252]

Excellent! The chord display is really helpful Thank you Thank you

[@KingDave]

Excellent work! Thanks!

[@robertpanetta2265]

Hi,let me say firstly that I really enjoy your traks. Concerning Autumn Leaves though, that Em6 chord has got to go .Although it's true that the tonic min. is usually a 6th, in this case the Em has a double role. It's a VI chord in the major key and a I chord in the minor key. When you're modulating from the minor to the major key, the min6th chord sounds terribly off. The min.7 or it's extensions ( 9th, 11th, or 13th) is the best choice. You could end the sequence with the min.6th, that's o.k. Hope you don't mind my constructive critisism.

[@guitareimprovisation]

Thanks Robert ! I like using m6 chords for the I, but in some case i like m7 too (in mes. 11 it works well, I guess that's what your were saying). But I don't think m6 sounds bad as you say. I randomly checked autumn leaves by Nat king cole (kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGmXlppsiJ2Xedk) and at 1:14 the orchestra plays a m6. If you want a better version (uch better swing) it's here : kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIDZZJSfjaeAnrc Thanks for your comment, it was helpful. And if you have some nice versions with m7 chords don't hesitated to share them !

[@robertpanetta2265]

Hi, don't get me wrong, I do enjoy your tracks in general and the guitar comping sounds very good. I'm not trying to make you look bad either. I've been playing and teaching guitar for many,many years, and must have played this tune thousands of times. As I mentioned in another comment, this tune is definitely in the key of G major. Using a min.6 chord is risky business unless it's used as a passing chord. Extending it for two whole bars is not really a good idea though . Min.6 chords sound best in min. keys. A good example is Summertime. The song starts and ends in A min. Not the case with Autumn Leaves. Sorry, just trying to make a point.

[@tommy2318]

I dont have nearly as much experience as you guys, but my teacher taught it to me this way (and that made sense): the Em starts with as Em;maj7, then over the course of those two bars moves down to Em6. Nicely completes the cycle of fourths AL goes through. The major 7th over the minor is carried over from the 3rd of the preceding B7, and then moves down in the movement which is expressed in many soloes and jazz versions of the song. When looping back to the beginning of the chorus, the m6 becomes the minor 3rd of the Am chord, or the 5th of the F# halfdim if going to the next part. Of course, the maj7 and m6 may both be left out since they are already part of the preceding and following chords, but I like this logic behind it. My 2 cents...

[@tommy2318]

Chet Baker loves soloing on C, C#, D, D#, E on the minor root of AL for instance, which are the octave, maj7, m7, maj6, m6 of the Em chord.

[@robertpanetta2265]

The best advice I can give anyone is that before you re-arrange or try to improvise on a classic standard tune is to play the melody over the original chords.If you have any kind of musical sense, your ears will tell you what you can or can't do, and it's a mark of respect to the composer of that tune.

[@Miki-xh6fb]

What does the triangle mean by G and C for example?

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

I can improvise on this pretty good on guitar but the piano needs a little work.. I know a fair amount of theory. I play this close to the original notes. everybody has their own style but often I hear jazz players play so outside to conform to modal jazz that I lose the tune being played.. also I would like to use this on my piano pianostyle100 channel.. I plan to do one with piano and one with me solowing. let me know if that's okay I'll give you credit. liked and subscribed.

[@guitareimprovisation]

PIANOSTYLE100 Great! Yes you can do that, you just have to put a link in the description (creative Commons licence). thanks!

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

Guitare Improvisation I give you a ✋ for that. planning to use my Bluetooth jam speaker to get good quality. One thing I like about your work is that it stays true to the score.. I don't get jam tracks that play minors or thirteenths where the dominant sevenths is what is called for, that just just throws off all the work you just did.. Do you have another music channel other than the jam track one? last but least do you have any free PDFs about music theory ECT.

[@guitareimprovisation]

PIANOSTYLE100 Thanks. yes I have free transcriptions and explanations about theory in French. But the best you can do is find a good teacher: if you're only looking for free stuff you're not gonna get very far to my point of view.

[@PIANOSTYLE100]

Guitare Improvisation I partially agree that you get what you pay for generally. there are many partially correct tutorials out there on the net.. I try to go the sources and work my way back. if I want to learn about geometry I read Euclid. Plane geometry hasn't changed. This requires work. So yes you get what you pay for.. I have owned and still own bookcases of music books. I trust printed things more than things on the net. So in that respect, things that are free sometimes have nobody with any kind of responsibility for what they write... and even though it may be extremely accurate it may be totally wrong as far as the the theory prescribes.

[@guitareimprovisation]

Yes I get what you say. Music doesn't change so much, but pedagogy can be great or awful depending on the teacher. For jazz piano I know "The Piano book" (Mark Levine) which is great, but there are others that I don't know. And what I was suggesting was more "if you want to save time and get right to the point find a teacher that teachs well, plays weel and has an approach that fits you".

[@jasonwillis9389]

The Em7-Eb7 to Dm7-Db7 on bass, is he playing within the chords? I cannot figure that one out.

[@peruesfutbol9631]

Hola mi Amigo Qué programa utilizó para compartir acordes ? Saludos de Lima Perú Soy directo al oido TV un abrazo 🎅🎅🎹🎶🎹🤗

[@guitareimprovisation]

Hola ! I do everything myself, it's not a program that shows the chords.

[@peruesfutbol9631]

Te invito hoy a mi canal por favor buenas tardes amigo 🎅🎶🎹🔔🎅💟

[@marekkowalewski776]

Thanks :) you are great

[@chalieschembri7722]

Marek Kowalewski

[@earohar]

C'est une chanson qui nous ressemble Toi tu m'aimais, et je t'aimais Nous vivions tous les deux ensemble Toi qui m'aimais, moi qui t'aimais Mais la vie sépare ceux qui s'aiment Tout doucement, sans faire de bruit Et la mer efface sur le sable Les pas des amants désunis

[@FunkerNiko]

What´s the key? Amazing track!

[@rohyp600]

Looks like G major

[@gilglass7381]

I'd go with E minor. Same key signature as G major but the tonal center seems to arrive in measures seven and eight.

[@elishaisrael]

E min

[@Michou6922]

Need help, I'm not familiar with the symbols.

[@Dhuzy64]

The triangle symbol means major 7th or 9th chord - for C, that corresponds to C E G (the triad), B (7th) and D (9th). The percent symbol means continue playing the most recent chord. The circle with a slash through means half-diminished, or minor 7th chord with a flatted fifth.

[@christianboico]

sera posible conseguir las base sin el bajo y tambien la base de la bateria sola? muchas gracias Will it be possible to get the bases without the bass and also the battery base alone? thank you very much

thank you very much!

[@Mrchampaqui]

Wow! This is very good help!!!

[@MD-dg2xs]

Cool merci ..je commence à a bien vous suivre ... au banjo ...👍mais comprend pas le f dièse diminué...je joue fa pas fa dièse ?!🤓

[@MD-dg2xs]

Fa 7 au banjo pour faire simple ...

[@guitareimprovisation]

C'est un Fa dièse m7b5 (vous pouvez Am6 aussi, ce sont les même notes)

[@noel3071]

انت جيد جدا في الموسيقى

[@noel3071]

أحببت الفيديو الخاص بك 😃

[@lopezcobaangelsebastian917]

si alguna vez en tu mirar permaneció la soledad entre palabras y plumas sobre papel mi velo abrigará tu leer después quizá sientas caer hojas de otoño en tu piel es la magia de un texto que nunca existio y que al verte por ti imaginé

[@ViolindEva]

Are these free? Can I use them in my videos?

[@liorodriguez7998]

Love it!

[@keiraaguilera]

merci !!!

[@jimlal1467]

Problem solved! Thanks.

[@chemagallego]

Amazing with my bass

[@jazzydog]

Permission to use this for my video? I will give a credit and your link. Thank you.

[@guitareimprovisation]

In that case yes 🙂

[@jazzydog]

@@guitareimprovisation Thank you & I just subbeb your channel. All the best!!.

[@jazzydog]

@@guitareimprovisation This is the vid : kzbin.info/www/bejne/noHcgKNrg92ebKc

[@thehappyheretic2136]

what key is this in?

[@midstrings]

Emin

[@Antimony-ing]

Yep​@@midstrings

[@Carlitosito]

E

[@sslide_trickyy]

Yes

[@צברגילת]

G

[@Subparanon]

I hope you don't mind, I used this in a private sound cloud link with my solo over it for friends and family. Attributed it here though.

[@guitareimprovisation]

Sure!

[@johnworkman7262]

can some one tell me what fingering they are using for the F#0 i cant seem to get the right sound when i try and play this

[@jona_music2693]

Sorry for the late response. In context, it should be F#, A, C, E. I hope that makes sense, and as always you can switch the notes and change the order around.

[@Spiritbeats69]

for noobs who cant follow chords yet like me, E minor scale with some chromatic slurs does the trick

[@peterdewit7638]

Nice

[@chemagallego]

Gracias

[@이경준-f9h]

goodd backing thank u

[@adictosinmotivacion8183]

Beatiful

[@auraeliaofficial]

I am quite confused. If I am playing sheet music in G major, on an Eb alto sax... should I be playing Autumn Leaves backing track in E major?

[@uhh4312]

follow the key of the song not instrument

[@caljam82]

improvisation is hard

[@agneyajazz]

Remember , there are no wrong notes sir

[@kchennessey8781]

What does the 0 with the / through it mean? Also, does % mean repeat? thanks

[@worthman9644]

Ø means half diminished, or a min7b5. So basically F#Ø means F# half diminished or F#m7b5 (F# A C E). And yes, % means repeat the measure before. Hope this helps, and happy playing!

[@Bardelon]

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