Chromatically Approaching Pentatonic Scale EXERCISES

[@jonathandorozowsky4005]

I just spent an hour with this video and my guitar. This is THE channel for people who want to make their pentatonics sound sexy.

[@thedonrizzguitar]

Mind blown! I’ve been looking for something like this for decades. Thank you for the knowledge

[@seansweeney9310]

i totally agree -- brilliant method of teaching, unpretentious, with humor. I'd love to meet him!

[@andyokus5735]

Thank you! Ibeen playing pro 45 years and with some great players. Nobody ever shared this with me until now. This is the only I need to get to the top of the game .Yes I'm lazy so much thanks mate

[@Fogertian]

I downloaded this video, got audio into my DAW .... and slow down this speedy burst of notes to something for humans .... and learned a lot this way. Thanx for your approach and time !!!

[@clementpimentmusic]

Approach and target notes, all the essence of Jazz ! Great resource to practise

[@martinrhodes1619]

Brilliantly played - both of you - and expertly edited!

[@israelolumide6916]

This is amazing, love your style of teaching. You are a great teacher.

[@AREUH50]

By far the best and most efficient method I've ever tried ... so many cool licks you can create with this

[@AnthonyDavidMatthews]

This video has blown a great big hole through the door which was holding me back in terms of putting a theme together during chord progressions.

[@ivorakar]

Thank you for giving us this wonderfull material. This channel is by far the best way to learn how to improvise.

[@arnieus866]

Outstanding lesson for generating melodic ideas on sustained chords in model vehicles. Beautiful soprano sax playing as well. Fingering is a little awkward on guitar but I am working on it.

[@future62]

I have been looking for this sound forever. Thanks so much for the breakdown. This is going to take my solos to another level

[@musterionsurly]

lovely funk energy on this one , bopping hard.

[@imiwha]

I've learn so many things from your videos!! Thank you

[@tillp3280]

Thanks for the video! I often feel stuck using pentatonics.

[@bbrown69]

Even me i cant understand what to play after completing pentatonic..

[@lukegregg5944]

Nice but can you do more episodes on the jazz standards decoded series please? I feel it really helps seeing a harmonic arrangement for people as you did with Summertime. Thanks!

[@jjazzyt8588]

C'est ici que je trouve toujours les meilleurs conseils et les meilleurs exercices Merci et félicitations pour toutes ces vidéos si instructives et si bien réalisées

[@vmcelvis]

Really hear the Brecker Bros in this approach Great explanation and demo. You got chop

[@AugmentedTriad]

Lovely stuff. Reminded me of 80s Miles! More on double approaches would be great.

[@toneyam3643]

This is the holy grail, thanks for sharing the magic.

[@christophersinisi1109]

AWESOME LESSON!!!! I am a guitar player but this concept can work on guitar and help break out of the mundane soloing of a pentatonic. Throw a few Dom 7th arpeggios with enclosures and you can create a lot of tasty wicked solo lines. Thank you for making this videos!!! Very helpful to expand the mind to new techniques and concepts!!!!

[@colinburgess7728]

amazing blowing. that is just sooo good I want to do it NOW!

[@A21Joker]

it's tingling all the senses

[@jsazparren]

Amazong duet, super funny and inspiring!!!! like ever Nick!!! Thank you very much!!!

[@musterionsurly]

fantastic, really shows how easily you can get some freedom away from chord scale slavery You just slip out the back, Jack Make a new plan, Stan You don't need to be coy, Roy Just get yourself free Hop on the bus, Gus You don't need to discuss much Just drop off the key, Lee And get yourself free :)

[@JazzDuets]

that is great "chord scale slavery' freedom is what we need!

[@andresaxmanbrown]

I love how these lyrics are like approach notes. Each line is set up for the pay off. Very cool.

[@wadesharp11]

I see wat you mean g..It flows so easily..without really trying..im not even lying..Just lying in bed..Wana get this in my head.... Cheers from NZ

[@gregcarter4177]

Oh yeah, been looking for that!

[@robertjohnson8791]

A real eye and ear opener... It's a blast

[@iloverumi]

this is going to sell... great playing!

[@zephaniarutlokwana2891]

You are a Guru jazz duets

[@Sofia_just_muzicoved]

Great explanation of approaching, thank you! By the way, that`s so interesting to compare real jazz solo episode and the guitar one that doesnt use approching notes. Just one technique but so much difference

[@uchideshi2070]

Very nice! I really enjoyed this! Very helpful!

[@theroamantic]

aaaah! this made sense! Thank you!

[@martin9804]

Excelente!!! Tocar funky jazz y tomarse unos matienzos.

[@andresdcantante]

Just what I needed. Thanks a lot for the great content.

[@onepro1234]

Awesome video would like to learn more thanks for sharing.

[@veronsutherland7488]

Just great thanks

[@paulfairchild3461]

So good groovy beat makes so much sense

[@soulbrotha4u]

Lovely playing

[@gabrielmirandamartinez8451]

Thanks man!! Great stuff

[@Talis.Girard]

Do these exercises come in bass clef?

[@manosanagnostopoulosbassis7864]

You made my day ! Thank you so much !

[@andresaxmanbrown]

I can do all of this...... in my head. 🤣😭😫 Just need to get my fingers to do it too!! Hahahahha. A other brilliant video. Thank you!

[@andyokus5735]

Start off slow. Get it in your head. Good luck!

[@BRONIXGUITAR]

Really good. Thank You

[@johnnyalone4]

Keep the supergood work up. 🍻.

[@collinsbruer740]

Love this channel. More please!

[@musicoversmjt8909]

you are an amazing artist!

[@xaviersibille7091]

KILLER !!!

[@gilcarcassonne]

What a great tone!!!

[@DaniUsero]

It's just perfect, thank you very much!!

[@andreasdischer7491]

Greetings from Jazznet Spandau !

[@normanfreund]

Dig the geezer on the electric guitar ;) and nice sax player as well.

[@FlyingLotus]

actually starts at 4:25

[@Steeyuv]

Flying Lotus but the first 4:24 is so worth listening to!

[@manosanagnostopoulosbassis7864]

@@Steeyuv and transcribing

[@composer7325]

Excellent, thank you.

[@takeawaybenji]

IMO this was has been your best video. Could you show the same technique applied to a moving chord changes?

[@JazzDuets]

sure! Its killing!

[@leandrobarralessexteto2892]

Brillante y sorprendente que toma mate!!!

[@hectorbeltran3863]

Excelente..... 👏👏👏Muchas gracias .. 👍👍Un saludo desde Colombia ..

[@robertzullo8707]

AMAZING!!! Thank you.

[@gandhiabad9402]

Ooooooohh!!! This is something that i like!!!

[@pauloluisdemoraespereirape9484]

Thanks

[@obiem9319]

Amazing tune. So funkafide and groovilicious!! Do you guys have an instagram?

[@danielapicco7739]

fantastic

[@DanishKhan-zd7ky]

can you make a double stop approach I know this approach is for guitar but as you have a great knowledge and outstanding abilities for making mind-blowing content Please give it a try

[@guilhermeprimitivo]

Como siempre estás muy bien mi professor! hace algún tiempo estoy estudiando tus classe y me gusta mucho! te felicito por este trabajo que haces com mucho amor! y tengo uma Tip para usted, porque soy brasileño y puedo decirte que el chorinho se habla como se fuera shorinho y no como korinho. jejeje espero que te sea útil. saludos

[@JazzDuets]

haha! thanks

[@Przemasok]

This is sooo good! 🤩

[@collinsbruer740]

It would be extremely helpful if you would show the b flat score along with the concert key.

[@TheTabula23]

Brilliant 💪🏾🤘🏾

[@aadityakiran_s]

Hey this is all really good stuff but I'm not this advanced to know all this. I think you have to learn how to play over the changes and have a good understanding of the fretboard or the fingerboard or whatever to get to this place. Till then I guess most of the work that we do in the instrument will be learning by rote or by imitation. Can you make some videos of how to get to the level where you can play over the changes and how to get there without it being so tedious and monotonous. If you know the changes to a song beforehand and you map out the notes then you can play over them but how to improvise over the changes? Like in Jazz? You have to know the fretboard but how to know the fretboard without going Eb F G Ab Bb C D Eb all over the fretboard in all keys all day?

[@gabrielcostasax]

Muy bueno Nick!

[@GuilleSMasini]

Didn't expected that mate, where u from man? Love your vids

[@JazzDuets]

I am from here and now. Cordoba

[@claudioquorato2508]

grazie . eccellenti

[@pepramon6429]

Thanks!!!

[@paulandlesson]

AS ALWAYS i LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND LEARN SO MUCH FROM THEM. sorry about the caps! I was hoping that the guitarist who played wonderfully in a pentatonic scope would venture off and play off some of the chromatic sounding notes that you play.

[@JazzDuets]

I asked him not to play chromatically on purpose to be like a foil, if you know what I mean.

[@IagoNeiva]

Best Channel ever

[@JazzDuets]

wow, in the universe? thanks!

[@twobob]

yeah really nice. Super tough to apply to the guitar perhaps but a lot of fun trying. Django land

[@paulfairchild3461]

I’m hooked

[@antoniotraverso6462]

GREAT

[@avikaarmaney7874]

Great vid

[@Mortezakoroghli]

its amazing thanks

[@bozakarlin9034]

Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@vspaulding1]

Love It:)

[@collinsbruer740]

You still in Argentina?

[@milesku]

Cool!

[@gregfagan38]

It's weird to see the guitarist "live" in the the Pentatonic and the sax go all chromatic. It's like I want to take those same blues guitar licks and slight them up and down the neck and then take some of these cool "soul licks" and interject them into the sax stuff. Great examples and series of themes.

[@ARTURKING777]

It's great!

[@toneyam3643]

That's a cold groove.

[@carlosandres7006]

Do they work with chord changes? Or just one chord

[@JazzDuets]

ofcourse!

[@joseantoniogarcia-rojo7531]

Suena genial

[@carlosalbertohernandezjime9878]

Genial ,thanks

[@vicentesalvadorpitrelli2092]

Excelente

[@napuchi881]

Gracias . Esto es información muy valiosa. Si pones subtítulos en español seria grandioso. Gracias

[@petermuller161]

What a great sax face!

[@larseriksson1184]

We need examples for major Chords

[@jonathanvandenberg3571]

Starts here 4:30

[@faridhakimian]

Jazz y Mate Argentino!!

[@kewlfonz]

I once went into this guitar shop in Guildford many years ago and there was a chromatic scale chart on the wall. This ultra meat/bone head guitarist was standing there looking at this chromatic scale chart and he's like, "Chromatic Scales? What sort of fish do you get them on then???" LOL!!! Well funny - I felt like saying a Cuttle Fish LOL!!!

[@gmitapeva]

Excepcional!!!!

[@MetalDoraemon6]

i am glad i can only read tabs

[@jackieturner4561]

Smokin😎

[@Ragnvald-999]

Great