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Uploaded by on Aug 19, 2007

Video 1 is a great way to get started with improvising! Eric explains and demonstrates his concept of note usage and how to use it in your improvisation.
Great for beginners, advanced improvisers or teachers!
Go to www.BolvinMusic for the FREE sheet music and play-along files!

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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

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

  • 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

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  • Very nice lesson! Thank you!

  • graet! we just did this lesson..

    It is very nice to follow your lesson.

  • 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.

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