Use Polyrhythms in Your Jazz Solos

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Videos mentioned in this lesson:
"Caravan" w/ Herlin Riley, Patrick Bartley & Sean Jones
• "Caravan" w/ Herlin Ri...
Cross Rhythm (Jazz Guitar Lesson 86)
• Cross Rhythm (Jazz Gui...
Spice Up Your Comping With These Rhythmic Patterns
• Spice Up Your Comping ...
Play Odd Note Groupings Like Dave Holland (Jazz Guitar Lesson 93)
• Play Odd Note Grouping...
Book mentioned:
Volume 4: Melodic Rhythms by Jerry Bergonzi
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The guitar is a Dangelico Deluxe righton

[@SelfPropelledDestiny]

First of all, absolutely love the video! A lot of really great examples.
But on a more pedantic note, I believe what’s happening here should more accurately be referred to as polymeter. The reason why is that often polyrhythms are considered to repeat after one repetition of each number. I hear it typically called polymeter when it takes more than one repetition of each number to come back around to the start .

[@yzimsx]

What was the Balkan video? :)

[@Mikkokosmos]

It's a bulgarian dance called kostensko horo. I use the same groove with the drum genius apo it's an example of 5/8 divided as 2 3. That's why I put the video in there. To show that meters like that exist in music 😃

[@yzimsx]

@@Mikkokosmos Thanks. I meant if you had a link to the actual dancing video, because it looked interesting and I couldn't find it with UA-cam's search.

[@ivo4137]

Hello friend!