Це відео не доступне.
Перепрошуємо.
SICK Dominant 7th Jazz Lick You Need to Know [Great for Bebop]
Вставка
- Опубліковано 10 вер 2016
- This sick triadic jazz lick is easy to play but sounds really hip. If you know your basic major triads, you'll be able to play this line over dominant 7th chords in all of your favorite tunes. Definitely try this one in a bebop context (look for those ii-V-I 's). You'll be sounding like Parker and Coltrane in no time ;)
My Gear (but does it really matter?):
Reeds - amzn.to/2byJByQ
Ligature - amzn.to/2b1uYll
Mouthpiece - bit.ly/2acqB6Z
Saxophone - Selmer Mark VI SN: 111XXX - bit.ly/29W1Srz
EWI - amzn.to/2b1EKXj
Midi Controller - amzn.to/2bdjNtd
Hair (the most important gear of all): Bb Texture by Bumble and Bumble - amzn.to/2byJROm
To book Skype lessons, please email me at JeffSchneiderMusic@gmail.com.
Instagram: @JeffSchneiderMusic
Snapchat/Facebook/Twiiter: @JSchneidsMusic
www.JeffSchneiderMusic.com
I replayed the first 2 seconds of this video at least 17 times
Haha I hope you liked it!
Jeff Schneider please make a vid on that beginning lick it was sick!
Jeff Schneider little too fast for me to transcribe hahaha
without understand the same :D
I'm so sorry Jeff, but don't trust people, it seems fast forwarded. Please tell me it's not
I'm sure you don't need assurance in the value of what you're doing, BUT: thank you. I'm a violin player with average theory knowledge and jazz theory has always been mysterious to me. Your instructional pace is digestible and you always provide great chordal/real world context. New sub here. Keep it up!
Thanks so much, Makena!
What a playing and teacher. My favorite Guy to watch .
The way I think to make it easier is the major triad a whole step above from the II of the key. Hence, the III major triad. For me, thinking about the key makes it easier to transpose. Thank you Jeff, great video, helped me a lot!
You have a great level of patience. I love the way your explain.
Glad it makes sense! Thanks for watching
woof for me one of the best sax player and teacher on youtube.. also so unselfish... ty
such a Stitt sounding lick, loving it man
Yeah! Thanks!
if anybody was wondering what he playing at 5:55 I believe the notes are (on eflat alto) a, eflat, e, g, f#, f, a, b flat, c, b, d, g, b, g#, b, e, g#, g, e, b,b,a.
What a great lick! I really like how it sits on the ii V I. Thanks!
Thanks, Mark! Glad you like!
Hey Jeff thank you so much for all your licks, hints and explanations about how to play Jazz. You really help me to improve my playing! So thank you!!!
So happy to hear that! Thanks for watching!
Recently i have seen a lot of music lesson videos, like re-harmonization, jazz transcriptions and so on.
Your videos are awsome, straight to the point, always with great images interventions, just perfect. Hugs from Brazil.
Thanks, William! I appreciate the kind words.
Amazing videos, Jeff! I was hit by how logical and theoretical many of the powerful licks really are, when I first saw your videos. I instantly subscribed! You're really an inspiration for every aspiring jazz musician who feels stuck, and doesn't know where to start :D
That means a lot. So glad this is helpful. Thanks for watching!
Nothing like getting so good you get bored with the chord tones and start emphasizing chord extensions. Love your videos dude.
Did copy this lick and now practicing it on soprano. It works well thanks.
Guitarist here, That sax sound is waw. I play your licks men! 😎😎😎😎😎😎
I love this lick. Joe Pass plays it in his Joy Spring solo.
I like this lick a lot. The first part of it reminds me of the lick from Jordu which has always been one of my favorite tunes.
haha true!
I like that second lick Jeff! :)
Thanks, Quamon!!!
thank you. I watched this a couple of years ago but wasn't "ready" to get it. I did this time.
It’s easier for me to picture it as “majorizing” the relative minor of the dominant chord (guitar players are so visual!).
yeah like phrygian dominant. you can start shredding yngwie counter point licks over some II V I's haha
great stuff, very bebop way of thinking. i like the idea of looking for the relative and looking for being musical..
this lick sounds like freely flying around like a bird but gettin back to the tonic :o
Beautiful! Applying what I know to what I don’t know!
Nice tone dude!
Easy to digest and nice tone
This is such an awesome video. Keep making videos like this Jeff! Helps me a lot!
Glad you like! Thanks, Vincent.
Thank you, sounds great! I want more of those lick explanations. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, Murad! More to come.
Awesome! I'm a trumpet player; just stumbled across the video. This is a much better explanation of the "altered' sound of the V in a a 2-5-1, which I've sort of been incorporating already, but this is a much better approach and wii aid my never-ending quest to not sound like a bozo in a jam session. Thank you.
Thanks so much! Glad this helped.
That's a great way to think about it!
As a guitarist, playing a b9 13 chord is one of my favorites. I didn’t realize there was a triad there the whole time. As a side note, since you were leading that lick with a Dorian climb, you could think a Major chord a whole step up from the ii. What’s really odd about a Major III chord, is I’ve always associated it as a secondary dominant to the 6 or moving to the 4 ala “creep” or “someday my prince will come” it’s so odd to me that once you put the 5 in the bass it’s a killer resolution to 1.
You are one of the Best and cutting edge Teachers hear on UA-cam, I'd like to share this link with you, these guys play at 11:45 a sort of Blue Bossa in 32 Bars, I am not shure what they're playing though
Thank you for your excellent descriptions and examples with such clarity also explaining with context.
Awesome stuff here
great stuff. This is a perfect example of things Ilove to learn and use on Guitar. nice little colorful riffs that go beyond the normal scaling
Always inspiring and informative , if I only had your knowledge and technique ,
Thanks, Paul! Keep at it!
Thanks Jeff! I have learned sooo much from your videos!
So happy to hear that. Thank you for watching!
Pretty cool!
Thanks, Sam!
Thank you for posting. Your videos are great for learning these idioms.
Added to my guitar licks, thanks héhé
acctually the sickest lick you could possibly learn is actually *the* *lick*
Thank you, Jeff!
Thank YOU, Leonardo.
Jeff, you're a genius. Thanks.
Aewsome and beautifully easy ! Thanks a lot !
Great lick Jeff. First time I heard that lick was listening to a Richie Cole album. Great share!
Great Line!
Thanks!
great video Jeff! thanks 😊
Thank you!
Did Bird do this? It sounds a lot like him.
All these years I've been playing and it never occurred to me that a G7 works over Bb7, and it fits perfect.
I made a little list of other triads that sound cool over dominant chords, feel free to comment if u know some that i missed or if I've done any mistakes.
G7 + A = G9add13#11
G7 + Db = G7b9#11
G7 + B = G7#5
G7 + E = G7add13b9
G7 + Eb = G7#9b13
G7 + Bb = G7#9
G7 + C# = G7b9#11
G7 + Em = G7add13
G7 + A#m = G7#9#11
G7 + Abm = G7b9b13
G7 + C#m = G13b9#11
That beginning lick is so clean XD
Thanks a bunch man !
Thanks a lot. Fantastic
I really dig your videos man, I'm studying saxophone at the Humber College in Toronto Canada.
I subscribed!!!
Thank you! Best of luck with your studies!
Great vid
Thank you!!
yo this lick is the bomb
Thanks, Larry!
Hey Jeff,
Thanks for these vids; I'm actually trying to apply all your lessons to my guitar playing!
You sound like stitt man! Thanks for another great vid
Man, great sound! Reminds me of Bird, Cannonball, and of course, Phil Woods. Thanks for sharing!
Just a super class. Thank you.
i always dig your videos homie
Thanks!
These vids are great! I use these ideas for my guitar licks ;)
Awesome, glad to hear it! Thanks for watching, Simon.
Yes great as always. Very musically played with the backing track and once again shows you have a gift for teaching! I think you could even do stand up comedy :-)
haha thanks, James! not sure about the stand up though :)
Great channel, great videos...
Thanks, Emmanuel!
Great stuff, gonna try this on guitar in a blues! Thanks Jeff! :D
Hello, Jeff, that lick sounds so great! I'm gonna learn it in all 12 keys. I am just curious what tune or backing track did you use to practice that lick on??
All 12 is the way to go!
Muito bom !! parabéns pela didática em frases bastante explicativas !!!!
Very good !!
Now since I'm starting to take classes I understand it. Imma watch it again
pretty cool
Please do a few diminished licks!!!!!!!!!! Please!!!!!
ahh yes! I have to!
Dude has a sweet tone on that alto.
+Michael Dean thanks Michael!
Bro u sound so good dude sksks
I love this!
Thanks, Kat! :)
Sweet!
Wonderful as always , very informative and great fun. I need four espresso coffee's to keep up with you ;o)
hahah me too!
Here's an idea for another video: E major triad over a dominant Bb7. ;)
Great tip! Keep up the great work! And thanks for sharing your happy news about becoming a dad :D! Congratulations!!
dope!
Thanks!
I guess the question is where did the 5 eighth note pick up come from? The "first variation" sort of lets it gel a bit...but still not sure where it was built from. I get the minor 3rd below part, but then...the whole pick up motif is mysterious
Sounds like a good response to the lick...
Thanks👅
Any chance you could make a video of you soloing to 12 bar and using that lick in context?
Perhaps!
Really loved the way you explain the content ! How would you practice the line further,except of the rhythmic variations ?In all keys?over a standard?what's your way ?thank you so much for the videos..
Thanks for this. Lovely lick, which needs of course to be transposed into different keys. As with other commentators, I was and remain a little puzzled by your introduction of the F Dorian. Am I right in thinking that F Dorian has the same notes as Bb7 and EbMajor 7 and simply starts on a different tone? That means that if I were using your lick over, say, a 251 in CMajor, my 5th chord would go from G7 to E7 (minor third down) and I would then play D Dorian to lead into my E7 triad? Hope this makes sense and hope it's correct. Thanks again, Mike
You are right! Except you don't think of it as E7, just E Major!
Another great video Jeff. Thanks for putting in the time to share.
I may have asked this question before but when you are doing your vids you swap back and forth between concert and Eb keys. Do you have any tips on acquiring this skill or do you just get it over time, having to think "now, C is a M6 above Eb, or a m3 below and..." see, I've already got a headache!
It does come with time. The hardest part for me is fingering the alto sax keys while speaking the concert pitches. I like to think a minor third down instead of a major third up since it's a smaller interval. Hope that helps!
Yeah, thanks. When I started playing, I was always thinking in concert pitch, so it was hard to think in the transposed key. Now i am used to it and ONLY think in the notes as written, and it now confuses me to think in concert!
Hey, thanks for all the videos, its very useful to me! By the way, what program do you use for backing tracks?
Pretty!!!
Thanks Jeff. How did you that dirty G altíssimo at the intro ending? All mines sound pure but i want to sound dirty like this. Alt fingering? Multiphonics? Can you make a video of dirty sounding effects and such?
It's a little bit of growling up at the top there. Give it a try!
+Jeff Schneider thanx, i will try!
GREAT VID Charlie parker is who i think of when i hear bebop
Thanks! Parker invented bebop, so that makes perfect sense!
Incredible video as always. Where can I find the video on triad pairs???
here you go! ua-cam.com/video/ZDuegoLXaR0/v-deo.html
Wow.. incredible! After 3 seconds in the video i subscribed! Where can i find the baking track you used?
backing.. xD
Sound great ... Am I tying to get thorough directly ?
Oh Jeff! I think that with these delicious licks, many girls fall in love for you!
Great explanations! Do you have a Bebop method for sale?
thank you，sir，I like your lick so bad，could you recommend some artists whose style like this lick？
Hi Jeff, I like your sound. What kind of mouthpiece/reed set up do you use? Thanks.
Sounds great! WHat fingering due you use for Alt G? Im a highschooler working on jazz and im not sure how to get it out smoothly
I like to play back it at 0.5 speed to be able to process the whole thing!!
Jeff awesome stuff man. Hey - getting techie - and I like the way you think about this, but isn't this a basic tri-tone substitution over the V-> 1?
He played a minor third down not a tritone. He got the sound of 13 b9 3, but the tritone would give us b5 7 and b9. Different colors
Right, the lick has the resolutions built in true, that's what's important. But I hear that b9 'sound' in there it's so cool, puts such great color in the line. That sound, that color is what we are after - and it can be thought of many ways, but it's really a nice thing isn't it?
Great videos Jeff. By the way, Iam a jazz piano teacher and I would really like to learn tenor Saxophone. I follow ur videos on youtube and I know that u play both instruments. As a saxo begginer how long would take me to play at an intermidiate level? I have no experience at all, but On the other hand I have experience as a jazz piano player. Iam considering to study 5 hours/week. Thanks mate.
Hey Tom, Thanks for the kind words! Difficult to say how long it would take to get to any level. I can say that the more quality practice time you put in, the faster you will progress. Good luck and practice hard!
Knowing notes is very helpful; however, the instruments are totally different. So, basics are the most important thing (long tones, scales, etc.)