CSA Patterns: Create your own jazzlanguage | Teus Nobel

[@cristophegomes8122]

❤❤❤❤ Thanks!

[@1mickyfinn]

This is great work. Thank you for posting. A large amount of material to play with on this video. Excellent post. My favorite pattern is at 22:45 with 2nds and 4ths. The most fluid and logical to the ear. I love this approch.

[@Teusnobel]

Thank you so much Micky! Well, I DO realize that it is a lot thats flying around your ears in this video and I doubted about cutting it up into a few separate videos. But I came to the conclusion I like it more as a coherent whole instead of bits and pieces. And please realize this is still a summary.. ;) The thesis contained much more material. About the 2nd and 4ths, yeah I like those too, a LOT. Using them again and again in my solos, its just so hip!

[@Teusnobel]

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[@dirkbeets]

Wow gaaf Teus. Ben heel benieuwd naar je inzichten.

[@Teusnobel]

Check ook deze even Dirk: teusnobelar.wordpress.com

[@dirkbeets]

Dank je wel Teus, de inspiratie spat er van af. Mooi hoe Alex al zijn kennis verbind en er daarna mee gaat spelen.

[@Teusnobel]

When you're interested in triad pairing as well, check out the full interview with trumpeter Alex Sipiagin, with all examples transcribed. teusnobelar.wordpress.com