Sir i am your follower, also fan I have a question that which reed and which size and which mouthpiece you use so sweet tone you produce that calls me?
Yes with the video but also with any song how do you know what is the one cord I have heard to turn once look up at moon and listen Ya stupid but never a good answer just guess and play the scale You might want to look into that for a video Tom
It’s tricky, there can be an overall key of tune, for that, usually the key signature can help a lot. But within many jazz tunes there will be more local modulations to other keys. If you’re familiar with the chords that can be built from a major scale this can go a long way in understanding the harmonic progressions. It’s not the whole answer, but I would start there.
Yes, minor scales are a little more complex, the C# is from the Dorian minor or jazz melodic minor scale and is the most common in this context, here’s a video I did about minor scales which will explain more: ruclips.net/video/o7yCgrvIJ9M/видео.html
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YES! Finally the exercise I've been waiting for all my musician life!
Thank you Paul, G_D bless you!
Thanks Micha! I thought you would find this useful.
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Another amazing exercise - thank you Paul!
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You’re welcome from London!
Excellent exercise! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you for your amazing gifts of these tips and lessons. They really lift my playing. I still play the long tone ones every day.
That’s great to hear! Thanks
这个练习太棒了，让我瞬间明白了很多。感谢！
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Where can I find the the PDFs for download ?
See the pinned comment, or the link in the description
Sir i am your follower, also fan I have a question that which reed and which size and which mouthpiece you use so sweet tone you produce that calls me?
Thanks! I use a Selmer Super Action Series II Sax, SR Tech L85 Mouthpiece, Vandoren Java Red Strength 2.5 reeds with a Rovner ligature.
Great video but how do you tell what cord is the one???
Do you mean within the context of a ii V I progression?
Yes with the video but also with any song how do you know what is the one cord
I have heard to turn once look up at moon and listen
Ya stupid but never a good answer just guess and play the scale You might want to look into that for a video
Tom
It’s tricky, there can be an overall key of tune, for that, usually the key signature can help a lot. But within many jazz tunes there will be more local modulations to other keys. If you’re familiar with the chords that can be built from a major scale this can go a long way in understanding the harmonic progressions. It’s not the whole answer, but I would start there.
In the minor 251 progression u have a c# in the min6 chord. But the key of Emin has just the f# in its key signature. It’s confusing to me.
Yes, minor scales are a little more complex, the C# is from the Dorian minor or jazz melodic minor scale and is the most common in this context, here’s a video I did about minor scales which will explain more: ruclips.net/video/o7yCgrvIJ9M/видео.html
@@OnlineSaxAcademythanks! I will check it out! 😊
Thanks from Portugal!😊