Hi. The example given in the video is at 118 bpm. Phil Woods plays the song at 250 bpm and he has the same quick triplet in his song. Check it out on RUclips. Obviously you wouldn't play the triplets with the same note which would make it easier to play at a faster tempo but I included it to show variation when using just one note per chord. In later videos the quick triplet will have different notes which will make it easier to play on one breath at higher tempos such as a part of a scale run. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
@@Saxcomprehensive hi, thanks for the very knowledgeable reply. That shows you that I'm just an amateur that has just learned another thing. I will keep following your channel with great interest.
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This is the best explanation that I have ever heard. Thank you.
Thanks for starting from the “beginning”. That was sooo enlightening. Outstanding explanations and illustrations!!!
Thank you 10 mn to explain what will take me years to master! nice to have a roadmap
Awesome teacher. Explains in a way that does not smoother you with theory jargon. This guy is top of his game thank you
Wish he was my in person teacher. Awesome approach to getting the jazz knowledge across.
great advice thank you
brilliant!!!
Hi. Thanks for the info. You just simplified improvisation for me and I believe this approach can work for any instrument.
Very interesting video, thanks for sharing
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I like your approach very much, but I'll be surprised if even a pro can play the fast notes at 4min 30 secs on sax ;-)
Hi. The example given in the video is at 118 bpm. Phil Woods plays the song at 250 bpm and he has the same quick triplet in his song. Check it out on RUclips. Obviously you wouldn't play the triplets with the same note which would make it easier to play at a faster tempo but I included it to show variation when using just one note per chord. In later videos the quick triplet will have different notes which will make it easier to play on one breath at higher tempos such as a part of a scale run. Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching.
@@Saxcomprehensive hi, thanks for the very knowledgeable reply. That shows you that I'm just an amateur that has just learned another thing. I will keep following your channel with great interest.
Too easy song moving in fourths, it doesnt work for other songs