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Tag: Chromatic

  • 09/10/2023
    A solo with some third positions, which can also be played 1st position by beginners
  • 26/09/2023
    Using the flat nine from a Dominant chord like D7, we create a cool-sounding and fast-sounding lick that is usable…
  • 04/09/2023
    On the chords of There Will Never Be..., saxophonist John Neely wrote a new tune in 1957. Learn it! We…
  • 08/08/2023
    This is a typical jazz lick that Grappelli incorporated in his sound later on, after he finished working with Django.…
  • 06/06/2023
    How to add some chromatic notes to our favourite "Jessica" lick
  • 08/04/2023
    Each of the 5 simple chords in Dark Eyes should be played with an extra note to give the song…
  • 04/02/2023
    Make understanding the chord changes much simpler by thinking in keys (and colours)
  • 22/01/2023
    The easiest lick in the history of Jazz: immortalized by George Gershwin in his Rhapsody in Blue. Use it everywhere!
  • 30/12/2022
    A very cool combination of the Universal Dominant lick, the Honeysuckle Dominant lick and the Tritone Minor sound (check the…
  • 04/12/2022
    To make it suitable for Dominant flat 9 chords (like the D7 in Nuages) we alter the HS Rose lick!