How To Use Melodic Shapes In Jazz, Part 1

[@aljoschahunger]

..seems to be that this is one of the best videos about how to study modern jazz language. thank you very much..

[@RichardPavlidis]

Thanks heaps! Really glad you found it helpful.

[@Samuelee97]

This is a veeeeery strong concept !!!! Chromaticism and melodic patterns are a lot of material . Thanks man for your time

[@RichardPavlidis]

Thanks so much! Yeah a lot to work on here. Glad you like it

[@Dalightsax]

Thank God I followed your channel, very resourceful

[@RichardPavlidis]

Glad you like it!

[@harpsprince7576]

Very informative. Thank you

[@RichardPavlidis]

Glad you found it helpful!

[@carloslopez-hz6id]

Gracias maestro... Buen material de trabajo Felicitaciones y mucho éxito para usted

[@nickmartorano6766]

Fabulous!

[@RichardPavlidis]

Thanks!

[@iloverumi]

great info. thanks.

[@RichardPavlidis]

Glad you find it useful!

[@adriyanmusic]

I'm a guitar player but I always feel like learning from Saxophone 🎷 now I see I'm damn right 👉

[@RichardPavlidis]

Great to hear! Thanks for watching :)

[@km6206]

very solid!

[@RichardPavlidis]

Glad you like it!

[@ddjjazzpianomoderne5646]

❤thank you ❤❤❤

[@gungademon1185]

The great jerry bergonzi

[@tioliak]

Hi. What sax is that?

[@RichardPavlidis]

Hey, it’s a Yamaha YTS61 Tenor

[@jimkangas4176]

I'd suggest that you stay in one key for the examples or make a note. I got a little confused when you mixed up the first few up. Otherwise good!

[@RichardPavlidis]

Sheet music in 12 keys is available on my Patreon! Link in bio. Thanks :)

[@adysaxman77]

I'm confused, the notes on the screen differ from the notes that you're playing? The number 1 reads G A B C, but you play A B C# D, the number 2 reads G A B D, but you play A B C# E, and so forth...

[@alanwann9318]

Wind instrument, a are pitched a tone below pitch

[@RichardPavlidis]

I'm talking in concert pitch, so when I play a B on tenor, I call it an A. Can be confusing I know!