Making Sense of Jazz Improvisation, Part 2 Sample.mov

Jazz improvisation lesson and Jazz saxophone demonstration by Randy Hunter. This jazz lesson explores the art of jazz phrasing and creating an improvised solo using a basic jazz vocabulary. Playing an improvised solo is related to the art of story telling. Exercises and examples in this lesson are based on the chord changes to the standard, "Blue Bossa."

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• jazz improvisation lesson
• Randy Hunter
• jazz saxophone
• jazz phrasing
• jazz vocabulary
• jazz lesson
• Blue Bossa

[SaxophonisteSamuel]

I'm a young saxophonist and i like your solo !

[saxtrax]

@SaxophonisteSamuel Thanks! Be sure to check out my online lessons too.

Randy

[saxtrax]

Thanks Tim!

[saxtrax]

Thanks Pedja! Your comments are greatly appreciated.

[1promodfan]

Great tone bro, nothing like a MarkVI. :)

[SetMiner]

I'm a guitarist but I love this great job.

[Saxlicker]

Who in the world gave that a thumbs down? Its fantastic and gorgeous, no debate.

[TimPriceJazz]

VERY COOL- Love the sound too.

[KHurseyJazz]

killin solo randy! great story telling

[smatlanta1]

Just gorgeous. Bold and full with hints of smoke and chocolate. :) Sounds like a hit movie soundtrack.

[pedjamaestro]

Thanks Randy,

once again,

your starting theme is much beautifull as K.Dorham "Blue Bossa" theme!!!