7 Awesome Jonathan Kreisberg Licks

These are a few licks I lifted from Kreisberg. Then I'm using those licks over Invitation.
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The guitar is a D'angelico Deluxe Brighton
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[@JazzGitarDersiSamiGundogdu]

The way you approach the licks is more valuable than licks - Thanks a lot

[@Mikkokosmos]

I'm glad you got the message I was trying to convey here 😎👍

[@nam3less242]

Been looking for this type of video to break down his work in a way that applies to personal playing thank you!

[@seanbryner5534]

Wild animals I've seen. That's a tune that holds all the tricks

[@junka22]

That first ascending chromatic idea I stole from Jonathan's amazing version My Favorite Things, hear it a lot in his playing. Jonathan is such an amazing player and a great dude, seen him play and met him a few times here in Finland. Great licks, thanks for another fine lesson!

[@Mikkokosmos]

Yes that version is sooo good!

[@xerxes1972]

Fair and square Mikko. Thumbs up!

[@thierrylaprevote3169]

Hej Mikko, tack för ännu en intressant video!!

[@michaelstevens8]

Great Video as always Mikko. That ascending Minor 9 Arpeggio is one that Wes Montgomery used quite often. Also the Major 7 Flat 5 and Dominant 9 Flat 5 Chords/Arpeggios ascending or decending in Whole Steps is very Debussy/Ravel. As far as transcribing licks and solos, it's one of the oldest methods of learning Jazz. But, it's important to learn the Concepts behind the licks and solos, and vary the licks as much as possible. That way you'll get more practical application from the licks and you won't be copying verbatim. I think Trumpeter/Educator Clark Terry said it best. First you must Imitate, then you can Emulate, then you can Innovate. Also, check out the RUclips Transcript, how it translated your spoken words at 20:40. Thanks.

[@jansen_music]

Nice job! Even though you’re hammering on a lot of those notes, they sound smooth and connected. And once again going back to your Linear Expressions lesson ,you’re using one shape and one line to play over different chords ...since you mentioned Adam Rogers I thought you might be interested to know that he studied with Tony Baruso the co-author of LE ..praised him as a “great player and dedicated teacher”.

[@mattdowie92]

Nice licks 👌🙂🤟

[@Mikkokosmos]

Yup they are pretty cool 😎👍

[@frankvaleron]

Very nice. I tried the second lick on a 251 in C and it works great if you make the À triad at the end an A minor and finish on the 3rd or the 5th of the C

[@Mikkokosmos]

Nice! I have to try that 👍

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

Mikko is obviously the Real Deal...who has this discipline to push the border...each time?? Very Impressive!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🗯

[@Mikkokosmos]

Thanks 😎✌

[@davidwarren4834]

😊

[@eternalrainbow-cj3iu]

could You do a linger Lesson a bout Thing called Love Hot House Subconscious Lee& 5rh House + ?

[@Mikkokosmos]

I have been meaning to do a lesson on Tristano for ages

[@vizzo7]

I play all the time licks from Mikko Hilden. He is fine with that . Is he dead?

[@Mikkokosmos]

Not yet 😋