IMPROVISING ON RHYTHM CHANGES

[@chasesanborn]

This is the 29th episode in the Jazz Tactics series, which seeks to shed light on the process of improvising jazz. (Other series on this channel include Jazz History and Brass Tactics.) Please take a second to click LIKE, consider subscribing for a new video almost every week, and know that questions and comments are appreciated and encouraged!

[@MrRezillo]

Loved the "Sister Sadie" lick on the bridge at 6:02

[@georgesember9069]

Great lecture!!

[@chasesanborn]

Thanks for saying so!

[@quinzinhooliveira-official1139]

Hi Chase, my name is Quinzinho Oliveira, I'm a trumpet player in Brazil, I watched your video lesson and I really liked it. Continue this work as it is very important for young students. Congratulations

[@chasesanborn]

Thanks Quinzinho!

[@Faz99Master]

Damn! You really brought it home for me. I’ve so over complicating things over the years.

[@chasesanborn]

Jazz can be a very complex art form, but there is power in simplicity and in understanding it as the underlying element.

[@jeanpierrelabonte2868]

Nice to see a Gumby figurine approving in the behind!

[@chasesanborn]

We can all use a little Gumby watching over our shoulder. :)

[@dennisnajoom9387]

Yet another great educational session by Chase Extraordinaire!

[@chasesanborn]

You have me confused with someone else. I am decidedly non-extraordinary. :)

[@tioliak]

Amazing! Thanks for the lesson

[@chasesanborn]

I'm always glad to hear the videos are helpful--thanks saying so!

[@petrovmusic]

Hi, very interesting lessons and clear! Please tell me, could you tell me how to beat the rhythm of the chenge in a modal key, with fret scales, those that give a modern sound harmony? Thanks a lot!!

[@chasesanborn]

I don't really understand your question. There are three videos in the series relating to modal tunes that might help.

[@petrovmusic]

@@chasesanborn Sorry I didn't see it))