Triad Pair exercises on Cantaloupe Island (advanced)

Advance triad pairs demonstrated on Cantaloupe Island;

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[nikigba]

this is one of the most complete and amazing sounding exercises I have found on Youtube

[chris]

OK now for real: You teach the way one is expected to be taught at Berklee, G.I.T. or Juilliard. By that i mean i feel like i get the opportunity to be there and being allowed to catch up with what was never possible for me. Studying Jazz Concepts presented in a fun, educational and especially understandable way. Eternal gratitude. You are a phenomenal teacher. Greetings from Germany, Chris

[PBrrtrn]

You hit a perfect spot between entertaining and pedagogical with these improvisation videos. I can't stress how much I've learned from your system; but not only that -- I feel very inspired to play and keep practicing with your videos, thank you!

[musterionsurly]

the quickest easiest cure for scalitis that simultaneously brings depth to scale knowledge, awesomely done as usual.

[conradopaulinoguitar]

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[robertklokk]

Just about the best jazz improv lesson ever! Haha, the editing is on point, man... The material is solid as well. New fan!

[BadAssTribalTiger]

I've been taught triad pairs before, and what you've done is take an exercise and make it into music. I've been working on this for a month, and continue to find incredible value each time I work on it. In my sextet, we just started working on Tom Harrell's "Terrestris" which is ... triad pairs! Glorious triad pairs! I have this sudden and immediate insight into a tune I just discovered. My musical skill has taken a huge leap because of this inspiring teaching you created - THANK YOU!

[marktyler]

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[andyquinn]

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[bogdanrankovic]

This is one the best lesson (if it s not the best)” about something” in you tube universe.
Deep respect Nick!

[vincentregolo]

The only educational video where you dance while you learn. The group of 5 in 16th and triplet are sooo groovy.
Thanks !

[prebenhoegh]

I absolutely love this! As a classical trained musician, I have no Idea how to improvise. Thank you so much for showing the sheet music in your video (and for download)! This is exactly what I was looking for!

[SamChaneyProductions]

With this one video I've absorbed so much more information on how to create interesting lines on my sax, my keyboard and marimba solos! The way you express the emotional component and how it relates to the specific triad pairs and rhythmic combinations makes so much sense to me, I feel like it's starting to open the door to the next level of jazz improvisation understanding for me! Instantly subscribed!

[gabriel_jns]

I m preparing for Berklee and it's such a nice thing to have you ! Keep up the great job !

[jacquelamontharenberg]

Nick you have a great tone and play your soprano very well. Excellent. Thank you for the great lesson.

[baaaaaah]

Tough to find thoroughly useful jazz lessons on YouTube... Well done!

[diplamatikjuan]

I'm not even a sax player (not anymore at least) and this is one of the best vids I've seen to break that stale improvising plateau

[sergicabedo]

Wonderful video!! It opens the door to a hole not-linear world of jazz improvisation. it makes you play as a pro...FINALLY!!!! Thank you...

[marcosamaral]

Mindblowing yet so simple stated. The explanation itself is art. Congratulations!

[winstonwolfe]

Very nice introduction to improvization and somehow to coltranian style