Make 2 5 1s Easier to Improvise

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Make 2 5 1s Easier to Improvise. There’s a reason why you’re told to “Practice your II Vs”  when learning jazz. They’re in like every tune! Actually, the II V I cadence is the most common device in a lot of music. In this lesson Adam teaches you how pro jazz musicians make improvising over a II V I easier by reducing the amount of chords to play over. Less thinking can free you up to play more interesting jazz lines. You don’t have time to do a lot of thinking when improvising in real time.

Simplifying things gives you more “headspace” to being creative.

In this lesson you get 14 actionable examples to practice and get the various concepts in the lesson. There is also blank manuscript to work out your own ideas. Tab is provided and shown for each example if you’re not really a regular music notation reader.
If you want to learn how to think less all the while sounding hipper, this lesson is for you.

This is the downloadable lesson from Adam’s YouTube Make 2 5 1s Easier to Improvise video