Blues Improvisation: Beginner to Master

By Brad Harrison Music

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Based on "The Five Levels of Jazz Improvisation", this is an introduction to blues form and chord and scale theory. And it's actually 6 levels! Level 0 is basic blues form and theory, followed by levels based on listening & intuition, basic scales, moving key centers, cool substitutions, and looping back to listening and intuition, but in a brand new way. ----- Get 15% the Circle of Fifths Decoder and all of NoisyClans amazing products with code brad15. Visit https://www.noisyclan.com ------ Gain access to resources to learn and practice the blues, transcriptions for the solos in this video, and access to a huge Scale Syllabus with play-alongs so you can learn your scales in 24 hours by becoming a member at: https://www.patreon.com/c/bradharrison https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5EEcOixvGwVFVsHXWYehHg/join ------ More information on the scale syllabus here: Scale Syllabus - 14 kinds of scales, with play-along recordings, so you can master *all* your scales in no time at all. https

Tags: blues, jazz, improvisation, blowing, levels of jazz, levels of blues, improve solo, music theory, blues scale, pentatonic scale, how to use bebop scales

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