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jamming Definition
Improvisation, or jamming - is the art of playing music without any preparation ahead of time. To do this well you need an understanding of the structure and rules of music, along with a library of licks and scales that you can adapt to specific circumstances. Blues music is famous for being improvised and is based around the pentatonic scale.
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- Bass First Steps: Start JammingLEVEL 1Learn basic and most common patterns that will allow you to instantly jam along your favorite songs or backing tracks.
- Jump Blues BackingsLEVEL 2Backing Tracks with intro, verse, chorus & ending. 12-bar Blues based!
- Jam School: Motivic DevelopmentLEVEL 4Do you run out of ideas too fast? Ever felt unable to improvise?
- Improvising with Arpeggios (Exercise 4)LEVEL 3Improvising exercise based on dominant arpeggios.
- Painting the Chords 2LEVEL 3How to think differently while improvising. Instead of relying on a scale, we'll think in terms of chords.
- Mixolydian SoloingLEVEL 6In this intermediate/advanced take on the A Mixolydian and A Major Pentatonic Scale - we will cover the following: alternate picking, sliding, arpeggios, different timings and much more...
- Modal Pentatonics: Mixolydian - Part 6LEVEL 4The modal pentatonics concept applied to the Myxolydian mode.
- Using Blues As A ToolLEVEL 4Ever wished learning new licks wasn't so time consuming? - Imagine you could turn that trusty blues lick you learned when starting out - into something fresh sounding and new.
- Phrasing & ImprovisationLEVEL 2How to create phrases and the call & response concept.
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