Bebop Exercise: Major Triad Approach Exercise #1

[@kirkwoodcoakley8416]

What's up Nick? I just want to let you know how much I appreciate your gift. Your explanations help me to truly understand the art of jazz improvisation. Thank you immensely.

[@nickmainella]

You are very welcome. Thanks for the kind words!!

[@caryheuchert]

Super!!! ✌️Much appreciated 🙏

[@djjohnnymedley9919]

Excellent lesson and much appreciated. You sound great and have a real gift for making these concepts much easier to grasp.Cheers, from Chicago!!!

[@catodiko]

Thank you for sharing! 🙏🧡

[@nickmainella]

You're very welcome!

[@janymikeptz1156]

Great idea for exercising both major triads and incorporating chromaticism....as well as reinforcing the circle of 4ths.Thanks for sharing, I'll be adding this to my practice routine immediately. Cheers!

[@estebanvenegas89]

thanks for the video!

[@bigtreefrog]

Thanks for breaking down the bebop mysteries Nick... Your the boss!!

[@ChipArmstrong]

Dj Cotton “You’re” the boss.

[@stangetz534]

thanks I will practice this. I wish you would have played some of this jazz over a standard to see how it sounds in real life. so many videos demonstrating a technique like this but then the instructor doesn't show how it sounds over a tune. Not being ungrateful, just trying to share and give feedback,

[@ruby_gleyzes]

Nice video/exercise and nice tone too ;-) Thank you!

[@nickmainella]

You're very welcome!

[@JulianFernandez]

good stuff. thanks!

[@nickmainella]

Glad you liked it!

[@cleevealbert1318]

It would be helpful if you wrote it down, because it sounds good

[@MrGeolm]

where is #2 :) minor triad, enclosure ?

[@jakemf1]

We need practical applications-over a blues, rhythm changes-an exercise is a starting place but not musical

[@hmoore76]

Agreed, would like to see how this benefits before investing time.