Optimizing 15 Minute Practice Sessions
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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Jayden Clark, a student of Chad LB for 6 years, is a graduate of the San Francisco Conservatory and a highly skilled multi-woodwindist. He is deeply familiar with Chad's approach to pedagogy and has co-authored multiple comprehensive digital method books published by Jazz Lesson videos. Jayden is a recipient of the prestigious PPCA Performer’s Trust of Australia grant and has received high praise from San Francisco's "Classical Voice" for his "well-crafted soloing" and for "possessing a thick and burnished tone."
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Use code "JC5" for $5 off Chad LB's "15 Approach Note and Enclosure Exercises" or "65 Melodic Phrases" PDF resources! www.jazzlessonvideos.com/downloads
Would love to see more vids like this 👍
Thank you for this fabulous video. Exactly what I need right now.
Great stuff! Thanks for your insights!! 15 min focused practice sessions coming up!!
Thanks Man!
Those are nice insights, and a looot of precious informations!🙏👍
Great video. Thank you. Does your 15 min/day include warm up?
That is exactly what I was wondering ! And what kind of warm up? Long tones, overtones, both?
Very interesting thanks! I guess if you have something lined up for a'15 mins' session - then it'll encourage you to pick up your horn even on days when you feel there's no time.
I don't get it. If the Ascending pattern is "enclosure going down, diatonic going up", then why isn't the Descending form "enclosure going up, diatonic going down"? The video is excellent and explains everything very well (btw, great job! and thank you!), but I just don't understand the logic of the pattern. Maybe someone can explain for me?
So cool, do you gig somewhere?