3 Fun Ways to Memorize Chord Changes!

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[@Blu30Fresno]

Thanks for this method! From using chord tones to a full on solo. Perfect.

[@bosmatgal1]

Thanks!

[@michaeldean9338]

Thanks for this I've watched other videos in which you're featured. You're very good at breaking things down --- making the material much easier to digest. Thanks again, Jayden.

[@marciaq9528]

Thanks, Jayden. Very helpful. BTW, Tune Learning Exercises was the first JLV/Chad book I bought, a few years back, and it’s still the one I go back to most often. There is always something more for me to learn there, always offering new insights as I improve my playing and improvising in other ways. Highly recommended.

[@sly9566]

Thank you! That was very informative and helpful 🎷🙏

[@ramirointrocaso3578]

Thanks! Makes me think on another funny ways to surf over the changes respecting the rhythmic motives (and hearing ourselfes of course), like the enclosure thing but expanded on more and more motives. One day I had a jazz guitar class for this concepts and the profesor says "the melody penetrate the chords" My mistake was making a different melodie every time the chords changed, and I never continued the melody -between- the chords so, this ideas make more friendly for the fluenty 😂 srry for my english

[@winsbertwilson316]

I am just starting out playing the Saxophone and I am wondering if the course outline the chords as a leaning tool and then straight into learning how to change from one chords to another?

[@marcinoso9868]

Thanks !

[@ComputerCentralInc]

How long should I spend on each step before moving to the next?