Bebop Workout Session over Donna Lee

An etude over Donna Lee but also an explanation how you can can come up with your own bebop etudes and work with them in different ways.
Time codes:
3:00 Explanation of etude
8:04 Add arpeggios
10:48 Drop octave
13:10 Fast tempo
14:30 Transposing
16:30 Adding more Parker stuff
21:55 Starting on the third
PDF on Patreon page:
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[@steellemonstudios]

Brilliant lesson. Thank you for the Etude and insights into this process! \m/ \m/

[@mwicks1968]

Excellent stuff as ever, Mikko! 👏👏👏

[@cgiatis]

Killer work...so simple but hard core

[@WBUSCH49]

Hi Nikko pivoting creaties illusory polyphony, where Bebop users baroque" licks" here and there...Impressive tutorial!!!

[@ivo4137]

Mikko happy New year!! From Colombia and Venezuela. Blessing!!

[@Mikkokosmos]

Happy New Year

[@iamsparkicus]

Cheers, Mikko. Happy New Year! 😃

[@Mikkokosmos]

Happy New Year :)

[@mwicks1968]

“Pivot Arpeggios” are the same as normal arpeggios except after the Root you go DOWN to the 3rd (not UP as usual), then UP to the 5th then 7th (as usual) - Rest In Peace Barry! 🙏🙏🙏

[@johnsullivan8104]

It is a good exercise but I think it would help challenge the player a bit more if you started on the root the first chord, maybe the third the next, the fifth the next and then the seventh of next. That would get it away from always being a root bassed lick.

[@ChristianCervetti]

Does it work? Starting for the 5th of the Abmaj7 for instance you land on 7th of F7, what arpeggio do you play then?

[@RutherfordRyan1]

Happy Virus free 2022 Mikko
Thanks for the great concept

[@Mikkokosmos]

Happy New Year

[@Kristofergoeransson]

Happy new year!!

[@LarrySiden]

This is brilliant. Do you have anything like it for Rhythm changes?

[@frankvaleron]

Great stuff as always Mikko. Interesting tone on this one, like a delayed attack? They say Parker took pivoting or octave displacement from Bach. Don't know if its true, but an octave displaced arpeggio with the displacement on an offbeat always sounds bebop.

[@ahoimeboy6063]

Sounds like a boss slow gear to me. Kurt rosenwrinkle does this kind of thing a lot

[@frankvaleron]

@@ahoimeboy6063 yes I thought similar. I have the Behringer slow motion, which is a clone. Nice cheap pedal for this kind of sound

[@Mikkokosmos]

It's the Pog 😎

[@frankvaleron]

@@Mikkokosmos that clears that up!

[@AndoniDiazPuerta]

Hey man love your lessons! How well works the pog attack delayer at faster tempos? I have in mind buying it to get a holdsworth kind of tone/synth. Does it works if I play fast single note passages?
Great lesson, indeed. Cheers

[@Mikkokosmos]

Thanks 😎 you can hear an example of fast playing in this video and see what you think

[@salvadorgarcia8661]

As always an excellent lesson. I'm interested in buying the pdf, if it's ok with you, as I've done before, I'll send you by pay pal 2$. Is that ok? Happy New Year 2022

[@Mikkokosmos]

Of course. Send me an email

[@mwicks1968]

Is that the POG on top of the Quilter amp head … ? 🤔😉 (I don’t think it works that well on the really fast tempos! 😂)

[@Mikkokosmos]

Yup that's the one 😋 I was hoping it would help me play faster. Epic fail! 😄👍

[@mwicks1968]

@@Mikkokosmos 😂😂😂

[@paulalfonso9540]

What pedals are you using??

[@yootuub301]

What is that bowed sound?

[@Mikkokosmos]

It's a POG 😎