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"Rhythm Changes" is one of the most common progressions in Jazz music. The pattern is also one of the most common vehicles for improvisation, and in this lesson you'll learn some great lines and solos that will open up your Jazz improvisation!
Walkthrough of the "Rhythm Changes" progression
Chord substitutions and variations
Outlining the changes
Learning a whole solo
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38 minute video lesson
10 page curriculum with detailed TABs and notation
Two camera angles for a clear view of both hands
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This is a wonderful video for every player who wants learn how to improvise over Rhythm Changes!
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- TTom577 70mo ago
In Example 4, what is the idea behind substituting G7 by Bdim? (Isn't the tritone sub Ab7?)
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