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  • great video, I like the tips. How would you recommend working with transitioning between chord changes?

  • @themeleed Thanks! See Part 3, the ii-v-I

  • Very nice lesson! Thank you!

  • graet! we just did this lesson..

    It is very nice to follow your lesson.

  • Yes .Concert F. did you download the music in your key?

  • are you playing in concert F??? F/Ab/Eb? plus Bb? It is somewhat harder to follow if you don't play trumpet or flugelhorn.

  • if you hold your trumpet to the side it is easier to see what notes you are playing.

  • really good.... but please translate the video for the people of latin america most concretly... of MEXICO .... Greetings .....

  • Thanks I really love to learn improvastion and this helps alot.

  • LOL you are funny, but really great work !!

  • thanks !! thanks , improviso i inicio in trumpet jazz !! good good !!

  • I love the fact that you teach students to play music rather than up and down scales a million notes a minute. I hear too much of that. It just doesn't show as much feeling with so many scales. Thanks for the videos! Best on youtube for sure!

  • i'm so glad you mentioned clifford brown! ;)

    i guess i'm a little too advanced for these videos, they are very rudimentary...BUT, VERY informative and educational

  • Very well communicated my friend. I work for a large corporation and at age 55 just started teaching at work. The biggest challenge is making things attainable and achievable, which you did. I never thought of learning improv by starting with just 3 notes. Thank you, I will try it!

  • best tutorial ive seen on youtube

    and believe me i really search

    thanks

  • See my videos- Tongue Level & Air for more on breathing.

    Eb

  • Thanks a lot, I'm beginning improvisation and this video has been really helpful

  • That's a flugelhorn

    Eb

  • What do you mean by the ninth. You played the first three degrees of the minor scale. Isn't the ninth the same thing as the two?

  • Yes it is. As a chord tone, it's always called the 9th.

    Eb

  • Thanks for doing these videos. This is very helpful. Keep them coming.

  • Stumbled over your new video on improvisation after checking on your breathing exercises (yet again). Absolutely terrific video (and instruction). I will spend ages over the next few weeks working on your tips - and look forwart to seeing volume 2 - the blues! Thanks Eric, regards Murray.

  • Nice video!

  • Why do you puff your cheeks up like that? My director, Dr. Nail, always says to never put the pressure on the top lip and only put some on the bottom lip, but it seems that you put a lot of pressure on the top (your head is angled down so much more than the trumpet). Is there reason for that? But by the way, the jazz sound GREAT!

  • Well if it sounds good, then I guess I'm OK, right?

    Maybe we should let Dr. Nail check me out!!:)

    Is Dr. Nail a high note specialist? If not, he should be!

  • haha, no he's not. He just comes with a lot of wisdom from Texas, there are all sorts of things he won't allow a player to do. For instance, he wants all vowel to be "OH" throughout the register, never changing to "AH" or "EE", I prefer a mix of "OH" and "OO" myself.

  • good !!muito bom sopro !postar + videos !I BIG BAND !! GOOD !

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