Bebop Minor exercises you need to study to sound like a pro

Do you want to transform simple minor arpeggios in to sophisticated, emotionally charged, virtuosic, Bebop lines? If the answer is yes, Watch this video!
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In this video Jazzduets explains and demonstrates how to embellish a D minor triad with one, two, three and for note chromatic approaches.
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My name is Nick Homes. I was, and still am a non genius musician who struggled for many years to find out the secrets of jazz playing. Throughout 38 years of playing, and obsessive investigation I have focussed on building systems of learning for myself and students so they can improve , and reach their goals with the highest probability.
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[@davidbrannon363]

I’m a guitarist and love your videos as guitarist we have a way ignoring more musical approaches and your videos have given me plenty of musical approaches instead of thinking in shapes with the musical approach not being center stage so to speak thank u !!!

[@bokaskanstull821]

Love how effective and to the point this is. Refreshing with good content free of blabber.

[@alchemyst2000]

You make everything so clear and easy to understand and you get right to the point and then develop it. Some of the best lessons out there! Please keep making them and thank you!

[@mlobaugh]

I'm also a guitarist and think this video was one of the best uses of my time in the last year. Super good lesson's delivered with really quick/high quality... Nice work for sure Nick.

[@isaacjvs]

Thank you Nick, you deserve way more views and likes for the amazing content you make, helping every musician no matter what instrument they play, you have made me progress and understand a lot as a guitarist! One Love

[@val_ist]

Nick, you're a legend! Thank you very much for these inspiring lesson. As the world gets crazier, playing music is the only relief I can find these days.

[@mikebullock8196]

Thank u so much for sharing this Im a pro saxophone player and this really helps in bebop jazz to earn this so Big thanks for SHARING THIS Information it is Wonderful Blessings mike

[@CorporationOfSouls]

Really great exercise and yes I would like a tutorial on minor 7 flat 5 chords. Thank you.

[@adrienmoritz1036]

Play dorian up a minor third of the -7b5

[@GrumpyOldGuy777]

Me too

[@wobamusic]

Hey Michael, I have some hints for you...1st is you can play the Major Pentatonic starting from the b5 of halfdiminished chord (e.g. Am7b5 chord Eb Major Pentatonic (or C Minor Pentatonic from the b3rd of the chord; that's the same))...or 2nd use the Coltrane Pentatonic (1,2,b3,5,6) starting on the b3 of the chord (e.g. Am7b5 chord, starting Coltrane Pentatonic on the note 'C')... I hope it helps you...or with triad pairs...Am7b5 Cm- and Dm-Triad....kind regards from Germany

[@roderickberry2508]

Awesome Nick Yes on min7-5

[@GiovanniGuarnera-sb3po]

I love coming to KZbin and do some site reading practice. I like doing this for what everyone does big band gigs. And I just thought it interesting that on the exercise on time stamps 3:26-3:33 me and you (remember I am sight reading this) me and this Guy both playing Soprano Ghosted the same notes at the same time every single time. Funny right. I will make sure I support You in every possible way I can. I know how it goes...Yard(Bird) saved my life through music first time I heard him play Moose The Mooche (an audition piece) it saved me. Great videos. Thank You so much.

[@martinryves7083]

Such a beautiful soprano sound in all these videos.The enclosures with rhythmic displacement sounds so modern!

[@LostSoulAscension]

I know some of your previous work from a couple years ago, I felt overwhelmed, but this is really cool and easy to understand! I likely wasnt at a level to really understand your previous work and might not be still, but I think the examples possibly could be clearer for me too. Thank you for this! I was able to apply it on my instrument while watching

[@carlaoap]

Great lesson! Thanks Nick!

[@jimdolinski8655]

Great tips. You break it down in an easy to understand way.

[@bochasotes]

Gracias Nick por tu sensibilidad y saber, aportas mucho al aprendizaje.

[@cajupafo]

Great tutorial. I am happy to have the material over m7b5

[@angusramsay6485]

Looks like a great new course. Yes please for the minor 7 flat 5 tutorial

[@ЕвгенийКрейнес-о8н]

If I saw this video 20 years ago I'd become a jazz celebrity. Now it's too late. But I'll learn it anyway

[@rikiproz6628]

I love this channel!

[@wilgreenstreet]

Very beautiful Nick...Thank You💕

[@KrisVComm]

Killer sop tone!

[@israelolumide6916]

You are amazing. Thanks boss.

[@valovalentinlazar4809]

Thanks for yours great educational content

[@MiguelLumberto]

Excellent content as always!

[@barbara2800]

Like it so much! Great exercises! Tutorial on min7b5 yes please 👏

[@vladimirzabaljac516]

WOW......GREAT AND SIMPLE ...THX

[@gonzalo836]

Great value for me at this moment. Thanks!

[@unejeff]

Thanks for this share 🤗

[@dylanniederauer8492]

great video & yes please M7 flt 5

[@TIMG128]

great stuff. Yes I would!

[@edwardhill5745]

This video is gold thank you.

[@mfstone46]

Excellent stuff!

[@georgegr4419]

Cool thank you Nick!!

[@alfcollins3810]

ya would love to see a tutorial on m7 flat 5 keep up the great work!

[@sergiopintocorreia]

Great, as always!!

[@Justin_the_Analog_IC_architect]

Excellent! Thanks fr doing this. m7b5 - yes, please!

[@gabrielmirandamartinez8451]

Great Stuff!!

[@KlemenSmolejGuitar]

Quality content as always! Thanks!

[@iloverumi]

this is really great--both shredding and musical. thanks.

[@Balkanoscent]

Great ! Thank you !

[@riberto123]

again fantastic tutorial as always 🙂

[@glenntomassi3442]

Excellent!

[@JeffWhiteMedia]

Great tutorial! I’ve liked, subscribed, and shared it with several friends! Would love to see more tutorials, thank you!

[@higherfrequencies6395]

Good stuff man

[@josemolina959]

Awesome explanation!!!

[@MrFedemoral]

man i cant imagine the time i need to invest in these exercises

[@insertfulnamehere]

Soooo good man

[@solomann940]

Great lesson

[@josealarcon1599]

Thank you for the tips

[@tomculhane6648]

Excellent lesson and video. Thanks, Nick!

[@juantafakya]

thanks maestro

[@dragon-id5uj]

y'know what? you got this; i'll just do the synth string pad drone part :D

[@spaceantelope1]

Very useful, thank you

[@Dzonrid]

Very good. I was looking for this kinda stuff in the Dave Liebman book, but I couldn't find.

[@tulipanesstudio]

Thanks a lot !!!

[@savannahtony5043]

I love . thanks !!!!

[@songbook777]

Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!great job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ayomideabiodun4100]

I would really like a tutorial minor 7 flat 5 chords

[@dannielsackey9343]

Great exercise

[@juantafakya]

luv this vid

[@phanjazm]

DAMN GOOD VIDEO!

[@orlandostones3072]

I would love if there was a guitar tab version

[@MarcusWilmore]

This is awesome 👍😎

[@gabrielbotsford791]

Yes. Yes.

[@sergiopintocorreia]

Yes , m7 b5 please

[@randomguy-dy3uy]

There’s 11 hour video on KZbin 1000 blues licks for guitar I thought about trying to do this with those licks on clarinet

[@kennethstonemusic]

I would like a tutorial!

[@vincentparrella5668]

Any chance you could slow these arpeggios down like the Hank Mobley solo exercise?

[@yoav3497]

As always great video Nick. As an aside the one note below inversion sounds a little like Klezmer music with Jazz feel. Do you know klezmer music at all. Check UK sax/flute player Stuart Curtis to hear more. ATB

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! OhH ...Loving ThiS¡

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Top!!!

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Hello, is there another form of payment, for example: boleto or PIX?

[@TheLucaxxs]

Greaaaat!!!

[@renanbenitz]

Does this thinking also work with the tetrad? I tried here, but 7 sounds a little strange to me

[@alwoo]

i'm a bassist looking for more ideas for improv

[@alfonsoalcala]

Me too!

[@irineulopes1075]

Up

[@matteur11]

Fondamentale

[@waltkaminski1983]

It would be great if you would tab for guitar!

[@ExecutionSommaire]

Man please stop with those "you need to" titles... You put out great content, marketing is unnecessary. Think about the overthinking/perfectionist people that may struggle with analysis paralysis, already flooded with zillions of exercises they "need to do".

[@Sing4DLaughter]

You’re a myth!

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