How To Develop Jazz Vocabulary: Transcribe and Transpose

Quamon Fowler teaches how to develop jazz vocabulary from transcribing a Sonny Stitt lick from There Will Never Be Another You and transposing it. He recommends transcribing other jazz musicians' solos or licks and then transposing them in all 12 keys. This will help you learn new patterns and phrases and develop your own jazz vocabulary.
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once again thank you for showing us a part of your work session

[@marcel.e.c.augustin]

Thank you so much I can't wait to work more on this!

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Awesome thanks! And love your sound soo smooth!

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Are you in closing the five in a chromatic enclosure or diatonic?

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God stuff!

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Thanks!