No More Boring Solos / 7 Ways To Improvise Over The Same Chord

[@andrewwanless2247]

This is great and I can tell you that the Scott Paddock Sax school is a game changer. I subscribed in November last year and I feel like I’ve improved 10 fold. Thanks Scott.

[@craigscott3133]

Improv is its own language. You don't learn it overnight. You absorb it. Listening to lessons like this help the absorption rate. Thanks, Scott!

[@claudebj443]

This is awesome. I get stuck in the G blues scale so this is helpful.

[@JohannsadokMusician]

Thanks

[@thomasschneider1785]

Great explanation of chords yet Scott keep it comming

[@ScottPaddock]

Thanks Thomas!

[@zekoormate]

Always great lessons and fantastic new insights into playing sax! Thank you, Scott!

[@ScottPaddock]

Thanks!!

[@sabrinashea198]

Great video Scott! 🎷❤️

[@ScottPaddock]

Thanks Sabrina

[@aljerones99]

This is quite a good tutorial, Scott. Happy new year!

[@ScottPaddock]

Happy New Year!

[@hectorpuppyguzman843]

Hey Scott this is great! Thank you

[@ScottPaddock]

Thanks Hector!

[@rajazzralem5176]

you re a true educator🥰

[@ScottPaddock]

Thank you 😁😁

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[@DovidSal]

Good as ussual.. :)

[@chefpaul650]

Magyk Scott 🍷🍷🎷🤙

[@ScottPaddock]

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[@mikegriffin2100]

Great video. If we were to look for backing tracks on you tube if the backing track says in chord of G for alto sax would we do E scale?

[@ScottPaddock]

Yeah, if it's in G concert (piano/guitar/bass) then alto sax goes down 3 half steps (minor 3rd) to E.

[@mikegriffin2100]

@@ScottPaddock Thanks Scott. This helps so much.

[@davidclaro152]

And no more “Hot Cross buns” tunes.

[@JorisPosthumus]

only 7?

[@ScottPaddock]

🤣😂🤣 I mean, I could give you another 10 - 20, but 7 seems like a pretty solid starting point.