How to Improvise Over Chord Changes on Bass – Effective Bass Lessons for Improvising Over Chords
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Jazz Improvisation: The Goal Note Method here: http://amzn.to/2fKlqjB
How to improvise over chord changes on bass – bass lessons for how to solo on bass, using The Approach Note Method. An effective approach to creating good sounding bebop lines for jazz solos.
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About This Video: In this video I’ll show you a simple and effective approach that will get you improvising over chord changes, quickly.
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Brilliant! Thank you.
thank you I like the bass since I was young I have played the bass your teaching is very clear and effective to understand thank you teacher
yaay thank u i love the way it sounds with the tail notes
Your an awful teacher I am lost
Was this Monk-inspired? Thanks so much!
This post has been our for a while- just now discovering it. It is very helpful. I'm a new player, can't get my fingers to make these chords but it give me goals I need to work towards. You're a good instructor. Thanks!
awesome. thanks!
whats the difference between counting 1,2,3,4 and &4&1? counting it in same gap with same rest. i couldn't notice the difference in that. will u plz explain that part?
I’m so glad YouTube put this in my suggested videos! Great explanation. I just subscribed to the channel !
Great video, that's very helpful
Thank you so much. This explanation was well excuted. ????????
you deserve more likes! great work
Great! Like and respect!
Great example and explanation. Thank you so much for breaking this down. I have played for many years – and some big gigs. I’ve played thousands of tunes – but Was never really confident when it came to doing some “melodic” solo moments. Today it started to “click”
Thank you so much!
The explanation makes sense, but I have no idea how to execute the idea
1. What if the chord changes really really fast? What if we play just one chord tone for every 2 chords?
2. Then, what if we convert all the chord to the dominant chord so just play the dominant scale?
Thank you man
I was kinda struggling with soloing over changes and the idea of thinking of all the scales I could use in each chord when building licks and stuff hahah I watched many videos and lessons and it was always leading me this wayBut this method is very helpful and your explanation was good and clearThanks a lot for that! You saved my jazz gigs hahah
I love your vision on how to explain things especially this one. I have played bass for 30 years and just started few years ago listening on YouTube to different one advice on how to do this and that but get lost in what they are trying to say. You nailed !!!
Thanks for the video. I am trying to learn bass and this makes sense to me. Could I use this approach in non jazz music? (worship) But then it seems the destination would be the root.
Thanks for any help.
Nice and informative as well as clear explanations of your concepts. I've subscribed, keep up the good work.