Learn this Dominant 7th exercise if you want pro killer chromatic jazz lines

Hi, in this short video Jazzduets demonstrates Approaching each tone of the F 7
dominant chord by 3 note chromatic notes.

The Approach Note technique is such a tremendous system as it can be applied in an infinite number of ways. The only limit after having studied the system will be your imagination!

The strength of the Approach Note technique is that it a system that trains you to add coherent, cool, jazzy chromatic notes to your lines (the SECRET ones the pros use!)

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[torbjornlord]

You make it seems so simple and yet sounds so professional, just great...

[chris]

Fantastic. Best teacher on Youtube to explain theory coupled with practical examples. Wish i‘d had you as a music teacher when i was starting playing guitar. Great to see you in person. This little excercise is really helpful.

[davidgraham]

Excellent to apply to the B section of Rhythm Changes. That tune like all jazz standards is a lifetime of learning. This makes our art form - jazz - so exciting :)

[andrewm]

Excellent. This will sound good on guitar

[sebgra]

Unfortunately I can’t hit the like button more then one time. You have the ability to forward a huge amount of knowledge in a few minutes. Thank you! Btw I bought two courses from your shop.

[johndelamontaigne]

Great lines! I like the sound of that. You're so good at communicating these ideas in a nice succinct way! Thanks so much!

[johnmc]

Nice chromatic enclosures on the chord notes.

[Storyhub_]

Congratulations on such an amazing achievement, can't wait to see your channel grow even bigger.

[steveprager]

Love this lesson and your educational products. Many thanks!

[winstonsmith]

You always have wicked content. Short and sweet. Thanks.

[BRILLIN]

Grazie amico, i tuoi video sono preziosi !

[andresaxmanbrown]

Love this short lil vid. That idea is in my head so I can be thinking over it while I get my admin done. Gotta go try it on my Sax later. Thank you!

[stormyfeather]

You are fantastic.Beautiful sound. Marvellous fingering.Amazing jazz feeling. Thank you for sharing. I will learn a lot of things.

[grrlgd]

What is not to L❤ve about this ! Happiness and good health buddy

[murraywilloughby]

Great Job Nick! This really gets to the heart of how to use chromaticism melodically. I've been trying to figure this out for a few months and come up with a chord progression that will include all the tritone subs as well. It's quite a deep subject considering there are 24 different ways to play those 4 chromatic notes. Bach is just the 2143 pattern starting on Bb, but probably the most famous. Antonio Carlos Jobim uses it in the bridge to Meditation, but he uses the same pattern with a whole step between the 1st and 2nd notes in the main melody: la, sol, ti, te, la; A, G, B, Bb, A in the key of C. Thanks!

[sabrinashea]

Nice! Love chromatic notes. Thanks for this!🎷🎵❤️

[larsuk]

Great video as always. I like the idea of skipping like going from root to 5th then 3rd etc... that make it sound less predictable

[brianwarner]

great video! i died laughing when out of nowhere you talked about the shades lol...good stuff

[randymiller]

Been looking for a cool, challenging, lick to use as a warmup! I'll give this a try!

[bernardodiaz]

Nice! Please do some videos regarding the soprano sax, how to get this amazing sound and intonation in the soprano.