Saxophone Triads Workout

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Why are some musicians able to create beautiful melodic phrases that clearly articulate the changes while others struggle to create melodies that make musical sense?
Why do some (seemingly) effortlessly improvise through intricate harmonic progressions while others struggle with simple chord changes?
How can you play with confidence and creative freedom?
In this free workshop, I’ll share the answers to these questions so you too can improvise melodies that clearly articulate the changes.
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[@AlexTerrier]

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[@mickfeltham2887]

Thanks Alex, I find that whilst there are loads of great tutorials out there, now and then you come across one that really resonates with you. Love this pattern exercise and I am going to incorporate it into my practice schedule. Thank you!

[@AlexTerrier]

Thanks for the kind words, glad you enjoy this exercise :)

[@EdHarlowSax]

Nice exercise. Good for the fingers, mind and ears!

[@AlexTerrier]

Exactly, the trinity!

[@Inteva]

Do you have the pdf for this workout?

[@AlexTerrier]

Hi! The PDF is available in the complete course: jazzvideolessons.net/courses/daily-triad-exercises/