JAZZ PHRASE ARTICULATION BREAKDOWN

[@MrSax-zj1nk]

All your videos are great. Easy to understand explanations and examples of things. Really like your personal vocabulary (dops, etc.) and tips to remember. Thanks for your time and enthusiasm!

[@stevecook6766]

Another first class explanation,nice to see the Tenor out too. Many thanks Scott.

[@marcusparks]

Good to see you playing Tenor.

[@ADCar]

Most of us struggle with articulation. These real life examples are gold! Thanks Scott.

[@alexandervanrose8724]

So clear and direct! and so sell demo'd. Thank you

[@TerryAndHerSax]

Thanks, Scott! Your articulation and phrasing videos are gems!

[@frankfalzone7089]

Thanks Scott great lesson. Please play more tenor sax.

[@HidroplanConsultoria]

Hi Scott, Should you accept my suggestion, this playlist with 90+ videos is very good and it would help much if you could break it down into smaller groups by topics. It would be great for us students and it will certainly improve the views as it will become easier to find them. Thank you for your amazing classes.

[@johnvallis7223]

Great stuff, again, Scott! It's such a treat to hear you on tenor. And your Scott Paddock SYOS mouthpiece rocks!

[@stanleysteamcar]

Another great explanation Scott. Thank you for taking the time to make the vlog 🎷

[@PhilipHart]

I could listen to this lesson for hours.

[@ScottPaddock]

😁😁

[@billmarycarson3074]

As usual, great advice from a great musician. Thank you Scott.

[@ScottPaddock]

thanks!

[@markelson1612]

Great lesson! Thanks, Scott

[@benthomas1045]

All of your videos are so helpful and amazing. I have no doubt that you'll continue to make great content👍❤

[@Nestor_Fernandez]

Hi Scott, you are simply crushing it with your playing and showing us how to shape the phrase. This is what makes players sound professional. The details count a lot. Thanks for these tips!!

[@ScottPaddock]

Yeah man, the details are the difference! Notes and rhythms don't make something sound cool.

[@MrFumiste]

Great video ! Thanks a lot ! I'm glad you picked up the tenor this time !

[@ScottPaddock]

Yes, I need to do it more often. I'm launching a sax school in July and everything will be done on alto and tenor.

[@Lucia-kk4kn]

Thank you Scott!

[@rondenorscio7984]

Thanks Scott! Your videos help me tremendously.

[@Charlie_He]

Lovely lovely lovely...thanks

[@robertfriesen3300]

Hi Scott - I have listened to just about every video you have put out - It’s like getting a drink from a fire hydrant! I appreciate the fact, to this point, it has only cost me aspirin for my headache. I do need to think about “real time” lessons just to see if I am on the right track. I love your straight forward to the point teaching style - you certainly have the gift of music and teaching. Looking forward to your next video!

[@robinbalean958]

This was really helpful. I love your articulation videos.

[@AlexRodriguez-nm5dh]

Wuju Tenor sax! Great lesson Scott, thanks!

[@bensen3325]

You are the best😙❤💪👏👏🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷🙋

[@ScottPaddock]

Thank you 🙌

[@Ramen_Sensei]

Thank you so much Scott!!!!

[@danielcohen227]

Great lesson

[@magnusparsons5392]

Great lesson! This is the real stuff that matters! Thanks Scott, I'm learning so much from you. Keep it up!

[@francoforleo4971]

Another great tutorial... these posts of yours are so valued by the likes of myself 🙏🎷

[@ScottPaddock]

Rock on!

[@HidroplanConsultoria]

Very good! A major congratulation from Brazil.

[@ScottPaddock]

Thank you very much!

[@peggysioux5yrs]

So helpful. I love your video's. So informative easy to follow and understand. Love it.

[@MM-kz9pd]

Thanks Scott! Great video, as always! Can you say a few words about your Mauriat tenor? Do you like it as much as your alto? Have you played Selmer Mark vi and Eastman 52nd street? How would you compare your tenor with those ones? Which is your second favourite tenor?

[@dalemccullough5693]

Excellent lesson, Scott. Sonny Rollins is my long-time favorite. This really helps explain how to create a swing feel.

[@pmauriat66r]

Scott, Thank you for doing a video on tenor!

[@juliusraposo2654]

God bless you Scott!

[@marioalberti440]

Awesome videos, I found your channel only yesterday and it's one eye opener after the other. I'm writing form Italy and really tempted to figure out a time frame when I could take some skype lessons! Thanks!

[@ScottPaddock]

Hey Mario! Glad you are learning from my videos. I just launched an online Sax School. Check it out: www.scottpaddocksaxschool.com

[@marioalberti440]

@@ScottPaddock I will!

[@cicorione]

Thank you Scott for this lesson! Hope you’ll add more video like this on tenor

[@ScottPaddock]

More to come!

[@jackdolphy8965]

Love to see you do a breakdown like this on a Yusef Lateef solo - as you know there are soo many quintessentially swinging melodic examples from him , a particular favorite of mine is Revelations from The Centaur and the Phoenix

[@garystroud1629]

Thank you for an invaluable lesson on articulation, and what a great phrase you picked to demonstrate on. I'm going to commit this one to memory.

[@ScottPaddock]

Yeah, I love Sonny Rollins.

[@beter7886]

Could you make a video on making clean articulations for beginners? Sometimes when I articulate it isn’t very smooth. Specifically with a flat and g on tenor

[@Michael-ol7wm]

Thanks Scott

[@vchavesable]

Hi Scott, Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience. Right now I'm working on "thinking out loud", but I'd really like you to show how to work with the real book of sax, I downloaded it a month ago, and I see it's parts are quite short, how can I study it? Regards from Costa Rica.

[@ericking9061]

You the best thx

[@brucechamberlain5042]

What do you mean when you talk about "forward motion"?

[@patrickrousset2612]

Hi Scott, Great and useful vdo again. Would be very fun if you had played it with a Tenor Madness backing track. As I m a tenor sax player, I m so happy when you use it, it s so rare...I was surprised as you do not use the brazilian mouthpiece. Btw, what is the photo back to you? Is it you playing with Eros Ramazotti? Take care great professor.

[@ScottPaddock]

The lick is only 4 measures, but maybe I should have done it with the track. I'll be playing a lot more tenor. In my sax school that I am launching in July all examples will be on alto and tenor. I'm going to do a video on my tenor mp this coming week. Yeah, that is in Verona, Italy which is a colleseum style arena. A photographer took that picture and tagged me in it... needless to say I got the original and blew it up on a canvas 😁 It's a good reminder of my time on the road with the band.

[@gordondennis4820]

I will go pull out my Tenor Madness "CD" and have a fresh listen

[@mikebullock8196]

HEY SCOTT THIS IS DENNIS BULLOCK WHAT KIND OF REEDS ARE USING I LOVE THE SOUND OF YOUR SAXOPHONE MAN Im JUST CURIOUS ABOUT WHAT REEDS ARE USING I PLAY TENOR ALSO AND I HAVE A SYOS MOUTHPIECE AND I LIKE YOUR SOUND MAN SO I WOULD LIKE TO KKNOW WHAT REEDS ARE U PLAYING ON THANKS FOR YOUR REPLY ALL THE BEST FAN DENNIS

[@sax.beatsbykevin2631]

Always here first!

[@RyanRiduan]

i liked this vid before watching, because why not

[@gangofgreenhorns2672]

Bc we know it will be good, and it helps the algorithm.

[@AlejandrodeSouza]

A masterclass. When I was a kid , horn techers used to say @this swing can't be taught,

[@ScottPaddock]

I can teach it 😁😁😁

[@iraildooliveira994]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Joshua-gv1ep]

Was literally attempting to transcribe this lick. Then I found this

[@ScottPaddock]

😁😁😁 I don't articulate it exactly like Sonny did... I took a more modern approach, but man does he have some nice lines.

[@Joshua-gv1ep]

Scott Paddock I really liked the way you played it. Thanks for the help with the transcription 😊

[@osnarfuentes]

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[@kiranvarsani2076]

Bummmp

[@ScottPaddock]

👊