how to download?

Can you do the Leslie Odom jr version?

My Romance or Someday My Prince Will Come!

Blue monk?

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Merci beaucoup Bob !!

Happy for you! I am still working towards that😁

Bet you're pretty good now!

Gabagool

Vs êtes sûrement un/une pro

SAME!!!

John Poe Have fan , buddy!

Same 😉

Same!! Now working on improvising over chord changes

❤❤❤❤ j’aime devenir comme vous mais les études me prennent tout mon temps. I study Engineering, semester begins today, but I have a passion in jazz

Same, here in Sweden

Piano, munich

Hows playing coming along

same, here in Indonesia

Same, here in Colombia

yasssssss

Thx

No, th lyics are: scat scatabulubedidu badadabaa bab bab bab badoooo did did didelidelidid scab scaababababababaaaaaa! oooooooh start to fall!

@@II-V-I 😂

Thank you very much! 🙌❤‍🔥🙏 Lovely lyrics though. 👌🏻

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My playing partner wanted to cover this... We begin today!

Cool ! Thanks a lot Terry !

@@guitareimprovisation No problem. man! Like I said, thank you! :) Still practicing your Backing Track, right now! Should be ready for tomorrow's lesson. I've got a good ear, but I'm a long way from the comfort of minors and majors. I'm sure everyone encounters these difficulties in the beginning. This is only my second improv assignment. Glad you have so much material, b/c after tomorrow I'll be needing you again for my third. lol. Have a great day, my man :) P.S - Those lame shredders have nothing on you Jazz musician's, that's for sure.

thanks to your comment (especially the last paragraph) inspires me to keep playing the guitar, just for sake of music and not shredding haha

@@cx777o That's so awesome to hear, man. I can't shred to save my life. So, there. :) Jazz would be music for the sake of music. I've always really dug the more inspired roots of 60's and 70's music. I'm currently learning The Allman Bros. Fillmore West performance of Stormy Monday Blues. Check that one out. Dickie Betts always said, his style was so simple that anyone could play it.", but there's a big difference b/w this and "Jessica" lol. Even w/ the tab, it's just nuts. Probably b/c you just don't see tab like this anymore, man! I'd be curious to know what a guitarist of your skill thought about it. :)

keep grinding homie

Which version did u memorise, is there sheet music?

@@MichaelGawesebmainone You could try buying a real book! it's a compilation of a lot of jazz standards with their sheet music and chord progressions!

This is where I started too! Next check out Satin doll, Mr. PC, or Black Orpheus. All great tunes that are very accessible for trumpet, and in the real book

@@MichaelGawesebmainone I just saw this. This backing track is in Em so I learned it in F# minor for trumpet, which sounds harder than it actually is! You can take this and move it all up a whole step. gmys.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Autumn-Leaves-Eb-1.pdf If you're playing a concert instrument then the sheet music is already in Em.

@@MrDrSenorSteeze Thanks for the recommendations! I'll check those out!

Thanks a lot Einar !!!

Check out stings “la belle dames sans regret” basically the same

4 ans après je suis super d'accord !

Just what I was going to say.

Cavaquinho is a portuguese instrument 👍🏻

Michael Williams true

epic enby boss moment

me too ! :) thx !!!!!

Me too.

Merci !!

Every note on whatever you're playing works in this song if you just resolve back to the right spot.

@@emileigheggers632 you just described how music works :P

@@joaquinmartinez8739 j a z z

Triangle is Maj7, Ø is Dim

ok king

Maria Altimo this is an old post but the you asked how to play the f# half dimished and you asked how to play the dflat7. Peruse this at your leisure it's involved . This may sound complicated, if you bake a cake and you wrote about it, it would sound complicated. After you study this for awhile it will make sense. cut and paste this into a music journal. or put in watch later. I will give you the answers but teach (not over the net) so you can do it yourself. I am writing a flip phone so there may be mistakes. First the dflat 7 . All you do I'd make the dflat maj 7 and flat the flat the seventh . I have common sense methods along with theory. Let's think c scale and translate that knowledge. We will use c because c has no accidentals(sharps or flats.) notes of the major c scale are are cdefgab (c.). look on your keyboard. all major scales follow the pattern whole step. whole step 1/2 step 3 whole steps a half step that will be the octave. ( a 1/2 step is a semitone and a step is two semitones.). I call this (21/2 3 1/2 ) take c e g and flat the the natural 7 (b) .. that will be called the flatted 7 (not the major 7 (b.) so the c 7 is also called a dominant c7. Also notice that by taking the root c c down by a whole step you get the same bflat note. Now let's go onto the f #°. The full dimished chord in c would be c eflat gflat a . This is nothing but stacked minor thirds. c to eflat then eflat to gflat then gflat to a . but the half dimished only does one minor diad(two notes) play c and eflat simultaneously. now let's play the original gflat and a together. all four notes . that is is not what you asked for ( you still have a full diminished chord. The half has a bflat in it.. The easiest way to make c dim is to take the above c seven chord c e g bflat and flat all but the root c . c eflat gflat a.. the c half finished is c eflat gflat blat. Whew. now form the f# dominant chord ( f# a# c# e ) flat all except root and flatted 7. . Finally ( f# a c e ) is is your f#° .. hope this helps.. if you've moved on just delete this..

Marek Kowalewski

Sorry for the late response. In context, it should be F#, A, C, E. I hope that makes sense, and as always you can switch the notes and change the order around.

es un Fa semidisminuido

follow the key of the song not instrument

+Boristofu Povolotsky Look up "autumn leaves" on youtube and listen to some other players play through it. The idea is to use the harmony implied by the chords to construct your own improvisation! It doesnt always mean you need to play chord tones, but they help you to resolve melodic ideas or construct interesting contours. Basically, you can do what ever the hell you like! :D

To start you can the e minor scale it sounds really good but then to advance you can add note to harmonize it all

Try 1 3 5, then a passing tone to the next chord.

Sure ! But it depends how you use it. If it's on youtube or facebook, just put a link in the description as my CC Licence mentions.

That's it

Sol mayor y Mi menor

if it's on youtube, that it's not monetized and that you write a link aiming at my video in the description, yes !

Ø means half diminished, or a min7b5. So basically F#Ø means F# half diminished or F#m7b5 (F# A C E). And yes, % means repeat the measure before. Hope this helps, and happy playing!

Hi ! You chose the 5$ tier, which includes backing tracks of my Chord Melody tunes. If you want to have access to the full archive it's the seconde tier. This audio file is in it, and little sunflower is too, yes. There are 900 files :-)

Emin

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G 7MAJ (Sol Si Re *Fa#*)

Thanks a lot ! I don't hear that, can you please tag a specific moment of the video ?

@@guitareimprovisation Its actually driving me crazy. It sounds fine till i play with it. I am a pro musician, and have 40 years experience. Sadly, AM a perfectionist lol.Have someone play a sax or Clarinet with it and see if you can see what I mean. It sounds good by itself and cant really tell where the weirdness is. Its something about how the guitar rings. dont notice it on your others much, but mainly on this one. could just be a stylistic thing. I am not criticizing - your m y favorite backing track guy on here.Georgia on my mind and Fly me to the Moon are fine.

@@robertballard8833 is it the E6 chord?

semi disminuido (2do grado del modo 'menor' o 7mo grado del modo 'mayor').

E minor works well! Learning a basic set of arpeggios for minor 7, major 7, dominant 7, and half-diminished chords really helps with these backing tracks. After getting a feel for them, pairing the arpeggios with a scale, such as E minor can create some really cool improvisational ideas. I recommend getting a free online book pdf with scales and arpeggios, have fun and explore.

E minor for the entire song