Killing chromatic jazz method for all instruments! (approach note system)

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other parts of series here: • Approach Note System
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The approach note technique outlined here is a system
that is so tremendous as it can be applied an infinite number of ways.
The only limit is the musicians imagination!
It is a way to coherently add flavoursome chromatic notes to your
lines that make sense and sound jazzy and cool!
Video contents:
0:50 Theory of approaches on Piano
2:00 Examples on major chord in 8ths, triplets and 16ths
3:30 Examples on minor triad vamp
5:30 On dominant 7th
6:50 On minor 7th (dorian)
7:35 Examples mixed on "All the Things You Are"

[@jakemf1]

Amazing how the 16th's sounds so bebop like! More please this is killer!

[@Mikeshawtoday]

OMG. Nick - This is life changing. I feel like you just unlocked the door. Thank you so much for this. I now know how to practice over blues chord progressions, and how to really think about improvising. Much appreciated. Thanks!

[@Sing4DLaughter]

I was about to type the same comment! master!

[@christophersavund1727]

Very good approach to teach improvisation . I just picked up a trumpet last month while visiting in China, and just began to playing the instrument at 64 year. I wish I started earlier in life. But, there is a saying, " It is never too late"

[@frillylizzard]

Christopher Savund you started Bro.thats the main thing. in ten years you could be awesome and still only in your 70s bro. Peace.

[@Herehear49]

Good luck and have fun with it. The trumpet has been kicking me along for 50 years. Ask some jazz player to tell you what Dizzy Gillespie said about the trumpet. Priceless!

[@guitarmatb123]

This is a brilliant explanation!

[@mareaumusic]

Excellent Series !

[@jddesear3118]

Awesome! I'm actually drooling for the 2nd Part!

[@frillylizzard]

Awesome lessons here. Thank you for posting them!!

[@carlosapariciodesan]

one of the most impressive jazz tutorials ever, thank's a lot!

[@ScottSawyerMusic]

These videos by Jazz Duets really stand out...Thanks for taking the time to put them together.

[@brianswitzer]

This is fantastic. Well done. Teachers are going to love this. Bravo.

[@d3a1990]

Fantastic as always

[@dfaria1000]

Excellently done.....with precision.

[@rafaellopessax]

Thanks, this is exactly what I was looking for, looking forward to seeing where this takes me, very useful stuff.

[@ianjohnson4987]

Without doubt - superb lesson and beautifully produced - one of the best - thanks

[@Joshiwashy1]

Great channel, I'm excited for part 2

[@jsazparren]

Nick, estas siendo una gran inspiración para mi! Gracias!!! Tus posts son tan claros, tan didácticos...y tu espiritualidad me conmueve también, gracias!!!

[@johnthetruegent171]

Loving this approach to approach notes. A great way to jazz up arpeggio practice, keeping interest right the way through. Many thanks

[@perrycapitani504]

Finally! Someone explained this in a way I can understand. Thank you!

[@TheBraunzone]

This was excellent!

[@vadimzitsermusicianvlogcha3870]

Your visuals are amazing example of how teaching in future should look like!!!

[@mybiggrin]

This series is so deep. Literally a masters course for a lifetime of learning.

[@dealer205]

Great lessons! Thank you for your time and effort!

[@rafaeltorresbatista]

That's the best channel to learn music!

[@annikagummerus-putkinen8975]

Thank you so much for these really fun and useful instructions!

[@daniels932]

realized that i've been using these licks without knowing the concepts n theory, when it felt good, it's good. thank you for giving us the comprehensions! cheers

[@nolopalma4712]

Very,very good!!!

[@slmjkdbtl]

exactly what i'm looking for to add to my improv tooliit, thank you so much

[@grampzstillkickin7252]

Excellent tutorial Thank you Thank you

[@appscorreo2858]

this is great!! tnks a lot!! part two already? I cant wait for it!!

[@JazzDuets]

cheers! not ready yet. Sorry! Soon

[@TheJoeBueno]

Thank you so much man! Y'all have helped me with my soloing soooo much, so many thanks due!!!!!! Peace and pleeeeease continue to create

[@Theracooninyourbasement]

That was super helpful thank you!

[@jammac020]

great explanation and examples, keep it coming

[@MiguelTarzia]

muy bueno Nick!

[@hansgrumbein5589]

This is so helpful!

[@ManuelIIIObias]

Very well explained still waiting for the part two of this lesson..looking forward to it

[@tanhongzhi2637]

jazz duets is a GOLDEN channel. you are a treasure on YT. Thanks for sharing.

[@kevinpatrick4670]

Yezzz Indeed!!!

[@anthonycorradolalli9621]

Excellent lesson. Thank you!

[@HankusMaximus]

Incredible lesson. Wow. Thank you.

[@dry509]

Thank you for this lesson.

[@toastoneggs7356]

Just came across your videos and it’s EXACTLY WHAT IVE BEEN AFTER FOR DVER

[@kevinpatrick4670]

NICK!!!... "THANK YOU"!!! "MERCI BEAUCOUP"!! and "GRACIAS"... these are the sounds I have been looking for!!! The concepts you present here are "INVALUABLE"!!! I play guitar, and cannot wait to apply these principles to the fretboard. I know it's going to be a challenge, but so much FUN at the same time!!! WOWWWW!!! THANKS AGAIN FOR SHARING!!!😎

[@bekagigauri1799]

Thanks for the great lesson!!

[@l.j.2917]

Wow! Thank you sooo much for these videos! I have learned sooo much!

[@randomdudr]

U blew open a wide range of musical possibilities to me. Would try this

[@JasonLeonPike]

Great stuff! Thanks.

[@mones6]

I had lot of fun with this video!

[@keithridenhour7033]

sounds great Ksaxman.

[@maracasinhamacas]

Thank You friend!

[@gsax1000]

Excellent!!!

[@johnpino5999]

Nicely done

[@christopherwilliams2092]

Marvelous!

[@young0804]

Very good quality video. Really helps

[@BeatMax2023]

Nice and comprehensive tutorial that is even fun to hear AND watch! ;)

[@oakywood9509]

just WOW... this is a new dimension for me... my brain thanks you this enlightenment.

[@sergiolembrande7495]

Muy util!!! Manos a la obra... Gracias!!!!

[@kalospiano9470]

your series of lessons is probably the best I've seen on youtube: clear, useful and straight to the point. Keep up the good work! Can't wait for the pdfs and for the future videos.

[@davidmiller3652]

Super Vid !! Thanks, keep it happening. !

[@Crowsinger]

This seems like jazz being solved to me. Thank you!

[@JohnDuncanAVLFiddler]

so excellent

[@p.w.2149]

Great Video 👍👍👍

[@wherethelightgoes8309]

Very helpful--thank you!

[@toniamarchesiello7508]

Beautiful, my compliments! What a Saxsound too 👏👌👍🎼💞🎷💞🎼

[@atokwanenaotoo5152]

Jazz duets thanks much for this video

[@dry509]

Brilliant.

[@user-hx5pv4cm9p]

this video is what i have wanted

[@groovalator]

well put sir

[@UrielPozziSilva]

this is great!!

[@bernsrscotetteh5551]

Great lesson..learnt a lot..Thanks..

[@antoinemarchais2532]

This video started like an informercial but it was indeed everything I needed

[@paulmikhael]

Thanks for the video its really helpfull!!!

[@mazziomarkezianni7943]

Grandioso... Gracias

[@johnbanzali3278]

Nice Videos,thanks.

[@lone2023]

amazing lesson! best on youtube!

[@marcofarina9299]

Magnifico tutorial Grazie!

[@toneyam3643]

One of tbe hippest ways to develop and understand Jazz improvisation. I know there are many ways to develop but this by far takes you straight to the Kingdom of Heaven.

[@sengroagers1111]

For a sec I forgot that "killing" was jazz slang and I thought this video was about how chromaticism in solos needed to be killed. I was about to just be all like "wtf dude chromatic stuff is cool"

[@JazzDuets]

haha! Thats great- cheers!

[@momtso]

​@@JazzDuets Great lesson, really appreciate it! I have a question, though: is it necessary for the chord notes to fall on downbeats and the approach notes be syncopated, in order to achieve that bebop sound? (Not entirely sure I got the terminology correct)

[@momtso]

@Alejandro Gjezi thank you for your reply, that was helpful (did you mean lydian though?)

[@vanimate88]

@@momtso Good question, if you're playing triplets you only hit the chord notes every other measure, sounds good when he plays it though...

[@adriandelgado8709]

Really good video

[@jonniejlo]

ooohh I didn't want this lesson to end. I immediately jumped on my horn. Love that feeling. Great Content!

[@zvonimirpopovic5313]

Expecting the Part 2 of this amazing video

[@JazzDuets]

cheers ! 3 more parts available - check the playlists!

[@gerrycappuccio4186]

BRAVO!

[@elguitarrin6485]

Thank you!!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@BisoKuna]

Amazing Video! En tout cas c'est super je vais "essayer" de reproduire cette methode sur ma guitare tout de suite

[@TheTralfaz]

Excellent

[@chipispowdercoatingcharles8444]

Wow this jusy made me realize how to get that jazzy sound its not so much about arpeggios and scales but how you approach them . i can imagine you can build patterns as a tool to approaching chord tones.....OHHHHH MAN. This is why every time i play single notes i struggle to not sound like an exercise.

[@christiankurtboutot5658]

It took me more than 20 years to "ear" and play that way !!!!!!!! Listening Bird and A.Holdsworth helped me a lot to "build" my inner ear and I feel "free" now from learning modes, licks etc...in my own way, I have no fear now of playing "wrong" notes which i realize today are not "wrong" but just a different manner of "talking" when playing. Searching is accepting to be "wrong" for there is no "right" way, playing music is complete Freedom. Thanks for this very high didactic vidéo

[@brunopoglio3238]

Thanks,very good

[@timedriverable]

Very well presented, will incorporate this when my next gig is at Yoshi's in January.

[@Palidisini]

Wow this is really helpful! :D

[@phooesnax]

Where’s the five star button. More insight in this than anything I have read seen or heard. Bravo!

[@vincita51]

very good video

[@sabuhihuseynov467]

Thanks!

[@matsboll6129]

amazing

[@YanniZiangos]

Nick, eres increíble, en inglés y español. I wish music was taught in conservatories the same way you do it, that would be a game-changer!

[@breakfastplan4518]

It is! Its just that Nick is giving you a small piece of it for free and without mandatory homework assignments. :)

[@itamarrios9637]

Esta aula é uma jóia, thanks

[@pablogurmandi864]

Part 2? This is very good, looking foward the next one

[@JazzDuets]

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[@gianniruvidottismusic1879]

Thank's a lot

[@alanwu8476]

Is part 2 coming out?? Can't wait!!

[@sallybowles2781]

so the Pink Panther theme was in minor and 8th notes / quarter notes

[@don4476]

Yes. If you study Mancici's melodies you'll see improv devices used all over. That's because improv is composition, too.

[@xatnu]

@Bennett Bennett Wtf are you two talking about this is a bot thing right? I wish we could just have normal comment sections lmao

[@AkilHenry]

Incredible. Thank you so much for this!!!

[@Geco-Bro]

Sei un grande