Hi Chad at 9:20 you mention about perhaps thinking in terms of the key centre (Bb). I can see how thinking RNA on a chord by chord basis would help in understanding a transcription and 'initially' help to play that language through all the keys but looking at the long term goal of improvising - would you say that it would be best to think numbers of just the key centre when working on ii-v-i language, especially short 2-5s.
I'm not sure if you are reading this. However, this is a great video. I'm "Joe", I started as a clarinet player in high school and played a lot, for the most Dixieland and swing jazz. After a 30 years break, I started again some years ago. Then i also bought myself a tenor saxophone. I'm paying a little here and there, but I'm a terrible music reader, I always rely on my ear. I'm happy with my tone, but technically i'm not that good. I'm lucky as I'm able to play with a professional piano player and bass player. So how to proceed?
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Hi Chad. - I was the saxophonist who posed the question in ATL. Thanks for the video. Let me know when you’re in NYC - love to have a lesson.
Ron, I don’t think Chad is doing private lessons anymore.😢
Jazz music is another study of its own, lots work to do to become a professional jazz player, Thanks Chad ❤
i thought jazz language was like "skidi boop bop" yk
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Thank you Chad ! Very usefull thoughts on the jungle of how to get better with my saxophone
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I think there’s a mistake here. It’s a 6 not a 5
Thanks for the lesson
just the video I needed, thank you!
Thanks!
Hi Chad at 9:20 you mention about perhaps thinking in terms of the key centre (Bb). I can see how thinking RNA on a chord by chord basis would help in understanding a transcription and 'initially' help to play that language through all the keys but looking at the long term goal of improvising - would you say that it would be best to think numbers of just the key centre when working on ii-v-i language, especially short 2-5s.
I'm not sure if you are reading this. However, this is a great video. I'm "Joe", I started as a clarinet player in high school and played a lot, for the most Dixieland and swing jazz. After a 30 years break, I started again some years ago. Then i also bought myself a tenor saxophone. I'm paying a little here and there, but I'm a terrible music reader, I always rely on my ear. I'm happy with my tone, but technically i'm not that good. I'm lucky as I'm able to play with a professional piano player and bass player.
So how to proceed?
Yo congrats on getting married man!