Bebop is a beautiful but difficult musical language to learn. Sometimes it works better to hear how the phrases sound and try to play them. This way you get a feel for how you should phrase them, and add to your bebop soloing techniques.
This started as a lesson on how arpeggios are used in bebop but then I got really into the licks and liked them so much that I ended up just making a lot of really solid traditional bebop lines.
You should check out the licks but also try to isolate small phrases and make your own licks with them. That is how it really becomes a part of your vocabulary.
Check out the lesson on using a different type of chromaticism, passing notes, enclosures and more:
Get the PDF of the licks here:
Content:
0:00 Intro - Bebop Language
0:09 How To Add To Your Vocabulary - Studying Bebop Licks
0:50 Lick #1 -Melodies within The Lines
1:03 Why I Don't practice Bebop Scales
2:01 Lick #2 - Jazz Licks with Direction
3:03 Lick #3 - Breaking Up Scale movement
3:52 Bebop Ending - Rhythms
4:19 Lick #4 - Trills and Inversions and Arpeggio Patterns
5:19 Trills to break up the flow
5:38 Lick #5 -Using Voice-leading ideas as Reharmonization
6:53 Lick #6 - A Chromatic Motif
7:51 Lick #7 - Motivic Altered Dominant
8:56 Lick #8 -16th-note trills and forward pull
10:05 Lick #9 - Extended Arpeggios
11:08 Lick #10 -Arpeggios with Triplets and Embellishing a Dim Inversion
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My name is Jens Larsen, Danish Jazz Guitarist, and Educator. The videos on this channel will help you explore and enjoy Jazz. Some of it is how to play jazz guitar, but other videos are more on Music Theory like Jazz Chords or advice on how to practice and learn Jazz, on guitar or any other instrument.
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