Rhythm Changes Harmony Tutorial

This video features extracts from the 2 harmonic tutorials that are part of the Jazz Duets Rhythm changes masterclass.
Understanding the harmony of this iconic jazz progression is fundamental , if you really want to be able to improvise freely and with authority.
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[@zecalimazeca]

Your tutorials are so helpful. Thank you and greetings from Brazil.

[@Kinda___Happy]

These are the best music tutorials hands down!!! Thank you 🙏

[@DizzyKrissi]

As always cool stuff - thanks.

[@pauldourge2123]

Great videos! thank you.

[@anthonysilva5312]

Love it!! 🇨🇦

[@NotSereyus]

Brilliant cinematography

[@minglorex]

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[@hans-peterjoachim7489]

Sick

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[@dividedwords]

Thank you for the video. What was the recording featuring Hank Mobley?

[@JazzDuets]

Tenor Conclave

[@normalizedaudio2481]

College level work.

[@klerin2732]

Why don't u transcribed with tabs along with notations ...it will be very useful for those who don't read notations...

[@james_subosits]

You can always just transcribe it by ear. If you're trying to play jazz, your ear is your most valuable asset.

[@klerin2732]

@@james_subosits Ok thanks...but if purchased the courses it's all in notations...so it will be difficult to preserve for future..coz using ear will remember for short time while with tabs atleast we can use for future references...

[@james_subosits]

@@klerin2732 valid but these are ideas for you to explore, not exact licks for you to copy and paste. If you get the sound of it in your ear and play around with it, you shouldn't need to reference notation.

[@adamtaylor2142]

Sounds like it's time to learn to read, buddy. "I have a bad memory, can't read music, can't play by ear, but would like to preserve music for the future. The only alternative is to have a sax player write everything for me in a guitar-only, made up notation, for free." Just...learn the universal music notation that everyone uses?

[@neilsaunders6009]

@@adamtaylor2142 A bit harsh, perhaps, but you are basically right!