Improving Your Bebop Through Structured Integration Of Approach Notes

[@JocelynForget1]

Approach notes technique is what made me go to a very big " next level " in just a few weeks, Jeff Antoniuk have made a serie of free lessons on approach notes or "enclosures"on youtube. These are very good and easy to understand. This one too is good and comprehensive, Excellent Brendon!

[@jazzpianoschool]

Awesome! Thanks for the comment, Jocelyn!

[@DonSyndrome]

How does this only have 7k views? One of the best videos I've seen.

[@jazzpianoschool]

Thanks for the comment Don!

[@chriscatapano1788]

Another great video Brendon. Always informative..I always walk away with something when I watch

[@jazzpianoschool]

That makes me happy to hear, thanks Chris!

[@ylg025330]

So what scale should i improvise over a major7 chord ? (Not major6)

[@thanhthienluong1562]

Very specific and useul instructions>Thamks

[@jazzpianoschool]

Glad it was helpful!

[@owenchimuka8168]

Awesome video! Thank you very much

[@jazzpianoschool]

Thank you for watching, Owen!

[@paxwallacejazz]

Once upon a time in the 80s everyone was trying to avoid the cookie cutter end results of immersion in bop methodology. So a different more Shorter/ Wheeler kind of harmony or reharmonisation ended up being pursued by me at least . It's interesting to see what this bop obsession ends up producing.

[@jazzpianoschool]

Thanks for the watching, @paxwallacejazz!

[@bajtucha]

Seems that all the mystery begins in knowing your chords(arpeggios)

[@bajtucha]

It also seems to me that all those great bebop cats thought more of changing chords rather than any scales that may have hide behind it but I may be wrong.

[@jazzpianoschool]

Yes, this is essential!

[@ВикторТомилов-ъ4р]

спасибо!!!!!!!!!!!!