Mastering Harmonic Motifs in Jazz: Techniques & Improvisation with Remi Bolduc

Welcome to the second part of our series. In this episode, we delve deeper into the world of jazz, focusing particularly on the use of harmonic motifs in improvisation. I'm excited to share my insights and techniques for exploiting harmonic motifs to refine your skills in melodic improvisation.
In this detailed and practical tutorial, you'll explore:
Exploration of the dominant 13(b9) sound.
Hands-on exercises to use various keys to inspire creative use of these motifs.
Demonstrations of applying these techniques in well-known jazz standards, such as 'Solar,' 'All the Things You Are,' and 'Cherokee.'
A systematic practice regimen across all keys, with tips on incorporating harmonic motifs into your improvisation, aiming to serve as a thorough guide for jazz musicians at any level. Whether you're just starting out or seeking to refine your abilities, I hope to motivate and enhance your musical repertoire.
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I look forward to interacting with your thoughts in upcoming videos. Continue this musical journey with me. Happy practicing, and enjoy the rich harmonies of jazz! 🎷🎶

[@Mrbirdman334]

Great Remi !! Thanks a lot !!

[@remi.bolduc]

Glad you like it!

[@roystyffe2790]

This is great! I love the specific application to tunes! Thank you!

[@remi.bolduc]

Glad you like it!

[@user-kd1jh9dw8d]

Merci Remi, Si je me trompe pas, b2-b6, et la progression accord est très étrange, Super cool, A+

[@remi.bolduc]

b2-b6 ?

[@Mrbirdman334]

Une petite vidéo sur le travail des mesures impaires ça serait chouette …

[@remi.bolduc]

J'en ai un que j'ai fait il y a un moment : kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnLXn5SLj89jnZYsi=t8KfpUMRp2oANts4

[@Mrbirdman334]

très éclairant merci 🙏