Super Hip Coltrane Patterns!

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • Here's another great pattern taken from John Coltrane. This is a great 2-5 pattern to work out in twelve keys. Try it! Get those fingers working for you. Memorize some pattern for fun or try to incorporate them into your own improvisation.

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  • @davidbaise5137
    @davidbaise5137 2 роки тому

    See, what’s missing from these gabby sessions is the gestalt, the sonic phenomenon of hearing it, especially from someone like JC. This explanation privileges the written, when it was never on paper to begin with. Sorry, but thanks for this. Will try it out.

  • @bobbyaspey5371
    @bobbyaspey5371 5 років тому +5

    Dm7 A7alt then back to the Dm. Repeat for all.

  • @Musiceducationforall
    @Musiceducationforall  11 років тому

    Rockin.... Glad you dig it.

  • @SDsaxophone
    @SDsaxophone 10 років тому +8

    What solo is this from? The chord in the first measure is accurate but the second measure is a straight up ii/V line back to the first chord. It's a classic and very useful line, but the wrong chords are written over it!

  • @Musiceducationforall
    @Musiceducationforall  11 років тому

    Word! Thanks.

  • @sm26801
    @sm26801 11 років тому

    Thanx a lot,Great!

  • @elementsofphysicalreality
    @elementsofphysicalreality 4 роки тому

    Do you think he’s thinking about this or do you think he’s just going by ear? That’s a lot to think about while you’re improvising.

    • @keysyun1430
      @keysyun1430 4 роки тому +1

      I think it’s a combo of woodshedding, but no thinking in performance, just let it fly. That seems to be the way of jazz. Have you checked out any of the Sonny Rollins interview clips? He always says this.

    • @Musiceducationforall
      @Musiceducationforall  4 роки тому +1

      I think he has worked out lots of lines before hand. In fact, Coltrane explains this in an interview Stockholm 1960 Miles Davis. Check it out! Cheers

    • @keysyun1430
      @keysyun1430 4 роки тому

      @@Musiceducationforall thanks for keeping me in the light of truth

    • @Musiceducationforall
      @Musiceducationforall  4 роки тому

      @@keysyun1430 With deep respect to John Coltrane, the Coltrane family, and church of St. John, I will always give it my best. I am thinking about livestreaming to Twitch. What do you think?

    • @keysyun1430
      @keysyun1430 4 роки тому

      @@Musiceducationforall i would say go for it :) it'll draw new people to what you have to share.

  • @rEdHoTcHiLiPePPEr411
    @rEdHoTcHiLiPePPEr411 11 років тому +2

    Where did you get this music sheet it is great practice, but I was unable to find it anywhere. Would it be possible to receive this music sheet?

    • @ericdano
      @ericdano 4 роки тому

      Yeah, where did he get it......

  • @yagalamaga
    @yagalamaga 10 років тому +1

    It's funny, but this phrase solve itself melodically to the Major second rather than the first (works in both ways, but is "boppier" on the Major 2nd). just try playing a D Major triad after that Dm7 - G7 one.

  • @ericdano
    @ericdano 4 роки тому +1

    No credit for writing out the patterns for you and the internet?

    • @lucianoflorio7056
      @lucianoflorio7056 Місяць тому

      men you must be doing this videos instead, you are great!

  • @haroun4165
    @haroun4165 9 років тому +1

    Another 'cookie-cutter' musician...

    • @z0mbyz624
      @z0mbyz624 6 років тому

      He's not playing, hes practicing

    • @ronreis6023
      @ronreis6023 6 років тому +6

      Wow,,,pretty ignorant statement....what is bad about learning a pattern? You don't need to be a parrot and repeat it....something to build your own ideas from....ugh

    • @salcrocker894
      @salcrocker894 5 років тому +2

      Not cool at all to pass that kind of public judgement Haroun, you sound like a very bitter person. Everyone has their own learning style and at the end of the day we are all trying to learn more language and language is a series of words which form a sentence which then form a phrase. So I guess kids in grade school who take home vocabulary words to learn will never become great ORATORS? ...just saying...