Brandon Cox just curious have you tried G blues over it. Also not a horn player..is G blues hard to play on a trumpet?

@@PIANOSTYLE100 it can be challenging but no it's not super hard

@@Lor40 I tried playing sax and other wind instruments.. Not my forte.

same!

hi i'm not used to playing along but want to start trying to see how it goes . Are those the right chords to use for an alto sax or do i need to transpose them intto another key or something ? Really appreciate any replies . Just a novice trying to get along .

Incredibly relatable, fellow tenor, sit in front of Trombones, they're all not very good and out of tune and just pain

@@T-Vivid-T yes! this is so real! mine has this really annoying attention seeker and hes the best player currently so i cant do anything about it

use a scale and play different notes on it

Learn a Major or Pentatonic scale and mess around with the different notes

Use the chord tones of each chord as reference let your ears guide you. Start in .50x speed

just get the feel of the background and let your ears do the talking through your instrument

Essence of improv is to put yourself on a stage and show everyone your musical domain and interpretation

Same I play trombone!

Same

Bones ftw

Bone W

Same here, working on improv

A rather microtonal bebop :D

@@petedavid5127 it clearly doesnt

@@pe4o243 Speed changing on KZfaq does not change pitch

Reminded me of super Mario brothers

Bro thanks that was fun ngl

Literally my exact thoughts

Same

Yeah! I'm an alto sax, and I wanna audition for honor jazz in my district, so I have to do Concert Bb Blues improv. I can say I'm getting better.

jazz and blues are the same thing on the contrary of what people saying

for one chorus XD

Cool ! This is a great exercise :-)

So does our jazz band. We do that sometimes as well. We do improvising as a warm up.

Just for fun try playing G blues down a minor third.. I do Georgia on my mind jazz version in F maj. Playing around in D blues sounds great. I especially like playing it over the Bb7 four dominant chord. I don't know how it will sound.

Fell you

Post vid or it didn't happen!

I wish u good luck!❤️

Clarinet gang

same on piano, ive been playing for 4 years but tonight i discovered this video wanting to look more into backing tracks and i had fun like crazy! I'm slowly getting passionate about jazz and blues

hello

Bryan The Memenga I feel u bro I’m a guitarist for jazz

Tiffany Rudd Agree excellente

Max Fidanza i

it's something that can make you happy for a lifetime...take it from an old old man.

David Ferrara dang actually? Crazy

@@neeko5918 yes indeed

It's a good question, and a very common on. I have a video about it but it's in french : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gqx3hahjyqjGaJs.html Here's my anwser : the key chord here is Bb7, not Ab, hence all the notes you play sound relatively to this Bb7 (Ab sounds like a m7 and Bb like a root). Thinking "the Ab major scale" doesn't help you memorizing the feeling (or "role") that each note will have, but thinking everything relatively to Bb (the Bb dorian mode) will help you. So you have to learn this dorian mode like if it's a new scale, and memorise the interval and sound of each note. For this topic, the theory that you know doesn't help you because you think about "the major scale this mode comes from" and this is something you want to slightly get away from :-) I hope this helps

@@guitareimprovisation Thanks!

Sarebbe bello vederne lo spartito :-)

You spelled practice wrong. It's spelled with a "C", not a "S".

This is excellent. Did this a number of times..sounded better almost every time ..I am exploring scales over it ..I like to throw a little blues in the improv, but lightly sprinkle it in the tune.. I suspect the Dom dimminished scale has a place some where in this..I want to check it out for sub chords. The quality is great. BTW guitar player also.

@@williamjones3301 It can be both. I googled it.

Thanks a lot Stavros !!

No a trombonist

Me

@@7jkytf ew

Thanks a lot !!

You're incredible.

Lir Wood me too I’m a lot sax and I do jazz band

Woots’ Dog check out irealpro app. Try Donna Lee Song. What instrument(s) do you play?

This is a jazz blues, so most often in F, Bb, Eb.

Can you post some?

@@johnosullivan6620 Ill have to look arround...Im searching right now.

John 1st..Thx for the request. I have many blues videos. Some I play piano over backing tracks, some are guitar over the result. Just put another one up. I realistically have done 50 or so blues videos..Some are primarily teaching exercises. Also I have play along blues videos.. they usually started as Backing tracks.I'm pretty happy with most. I am working on putting up a sampler.. All my stuff ain't gems. Not a pro..but have always enjoyed playing and teaching..

@@johnosullivan6620 John I think I used this backing track on piano and possibly guitar. Ill check.. if not I can do another..Ill try to do a little teaching. I think I have it already. Ill try to send you a link.

@@johnosullivan6620 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z51klth1yN2-pqM.html

I think it is so much backing track

Am is great also

Salut, il y a Plein de playbacks classique depuis quelques mois : www.guitare-improvisation.com/improviser_quand_on_vient_du_classique.php