Improvisation Made Easy: Cory Henry's Motivic Repetition

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Timestamps
2:01 - Cory Henry Example
2:25 - Breakdown
5:35 - Autumn Leaves Example
7:45 - F-Blues Example
Here is an easy improvisation technique that we gleaned from Cory Henry. The is a technique called Motivic Repetition, focusing on Transposition.
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[@eddycalvin4781]

you are the best piano teacher on youtube you help us a lot thank you very much God bless you Corey

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Eddy! Thanks for the suggestion!

[@michelpianodesign546]

You diseappear now my teacher ! thanks you so much for this

[@SkilledMusician]

You're welcome 😊

[@ericmellmermusic]

Beautiful playing and teaching, Corey! Inspirational stuff!

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks Eric!

[@Jesse_Scoccimarra]

Never heard of this before, Thanks for showing us. 👍👍👍

[@SkilledMusician]

You are welcome!

[@kaytutu8487]

Excellent teacher

[@SkilledMusician]

Thank you!

[@kaytutu8487]

Have to share this video my friends 🔥

[@SkilledMusician]

Definitely! Share with everyone, everywhere... lol!

[@piracycan]

Excellent Sir.. love the simplicity in all of your vids...isn’t this kinda close to the diminish scale in short segments ?

[@SkilledMusician]

Yes and No. This idea is about moving an idea a diatonic 3rd or 6th away. Now, in the last example I played, I decided to move around in minor 3rds, just for fun, which definitely moves it in a diminished cycle. And the idea I played happened to be such that it lined up with the diminished scale, so when moved around, it used the notes of the diminished scale. But if the phrase I chose was different by one note, say instead of G#-A-F, I chose G-A-F, then it doesn't use the notes of the diminished scale. That happened as a coincidence, not the rule.

[@kaytutu8487]

Diminish lick at 9:31

[@SkilledMusician]

That's a fun one...lol!

[@JRTranscription]

yessir

[@SkilledMusician]

Thanks!

[@kwamepi1]

Master class lol

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🙏🙏🙏