Jazz Trumpet Solo on "Four"

Here's my beginning to intermediate-level jazz trumpet solo over the chord changes to the Miles Davis song "Four".
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[@64Golfy]

Awesome.!

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

Thanks!

[@MikeM91320]

very cool!

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

Thanks Mike!

[@shmilk_toTheMilk]

Sounds great, amazing song :)

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

Thanks!

[@Mrwriterman1]

Hi Jeff,
So this tune is in a fast tempo 4/4 about 175 bpm? C major, right? Is there a way to slow it way down so I can get the notes in the runs?

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

Yes! On UA-cam, go to the gear icon and select “playback speed“. You can reduce the speed by 25% increments. If you are on a laptop, you can do it by 5% increments also by going to the gear icon and selecting “playback speed” and then “custom”. This tune is in F Major, for trumpet players, or concert E flat.

[@Mrwriterman1]

Thank you Jeff. That works for me. 50% speed works well to learn the runs.
So to confirm, the key is F major, B-flat.
Arpeggio with flat 7th is F-A-C-E?

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

Good to hear! The key of this song is in F major, however, it does float around to different keys.

[@JeffLewisTrumpet]

Which arpeggio were you referring to? Major chords have a major seventh so FMaj7 is FACE. Dominant seventh chords have a minor seventh. F7 is FACEb.