Unlock Gypsy Jazz Licks for Confident Gig Performances - Developing Your Improvisation Skills

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Join professional jazz guitarist Lewis Kilvington in this in-depth tutorial as he shares his most effective techniques and tricks for developing your improvisation skills in Gypsy jazz. Learn how to incorporate stunning licks and techniques into your playing to captivate audiences and deliver confident gig performances like never before.
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[@Pete_B_773]

What is improvising then?!?! It typically is licks, especially with the Dutch DJ players.

[@LewisKilvington]

Haha! Good Question. Yeah most of the top Dutch players have a hugeee library of licks that they use at their disposal. For me alongside using the licks as "gypsy jazz language", it's about what you do in-between these licks that makes them stand out even more. If you just play lick, lick, lick etc. It sounds really robotic. The top players are so good at improvising in-between the licks.

[@LewisKilvington]

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