Any of you play jazz music? If so I need help on learning how to improve/solo, mainly bepop style solos.
I would appreciate any type of advice.
Thanks faggots
Any of you play jazz music? If so I need help on learning how to improve/solo, mainly bepop style solos
Zachary Allen
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Nathaniel Green
not quite my tempo
Grayson Walker
yo hold on
Nathan Campbell
Really really get to know your scales. Just mess around with your scales. Run through them often and for each scale just do like a 20 - 30 second improv in that key. But while doing improv in an actual tune melody refrences are always nice, ill try to find a video to describe what i mean.
Benjamin Watson
ok youtube.com
in this vid the dude talks about tinkering with the melody, and how to get that nice tension you want in bebop.
Juan Reed
also a bit of this vid
youtu.be
talks about how to play off of other peoples stuff in your group, pretty neat.
Kevin Howard
Also just listen to a lot of jazz. You can really really improve just by listening to people who are way better than you, even if its not trombone.
Adam Moore
chord tones baby, know them.
Parker Scott
youtube.com
this channel is good.
Henry Morales
When in doubt, always land on the 9th because that's where panties drop
Kayden Foster
>land on the 9th
thats like blues and funk tho desu
William Johnson
Diminished scale over dominant 7th chords
Chromaticism is good
Don't be afraid of repetition/straight arpeggios
Hudson Stewart
To expand, you can play literally fucking anything over dominant 7th chords if you phrase it right. Try just going random notes a few times and see if you can make something out of it, practice can only help
David Perry
idk if that is really applicable to trombone
Daniel Cruz
Jared?
Carter Barnes
git gud
Daniel Martin
easiest way is to just use arpeggios and chord tones
also this channel is amazing check his videos out
Easton Anderson
Yeah it's me. Who's this?
Juan Wright
Booooii, who's the only other nigga you know that browses Sup Forums
Jonathan Hall
Just know your scales and arpeggios by heart, and make sure you hit your notes in the chords. That's all there is to it. Since it looks like you play trombone, keep in mind to add a lot of variety in how smooth you play, your range, and slide control. It's better to play something really simple that has good slide control, as opposed to something out of your league that doesn't sound super confident
Brody Howard
>repeat yourself
>think in terms of melodic phrases, not chops
>come up with themes and build off them