Rhythm Changes A Section Improvisation Example 13
Blues Phrases to Begin Over the A section Rhythm changes - This improv begins off with nothing more then simple slides into the well know B...
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Rhythm Changes Whole Tune Improvisation Example 2
Rhythm Changes Whole Tune Slower - In the is video Bireli demonstrates the entire form of Rhythm Changes. A more swing bluesy approach that...
Rhythm Changes A Section Rhythmic and Harmonic Variations Example 3
Here is another example of what you can do with the A section of Rhythm Changes. In the middle of measure two there is s...
Rhythm Changes A Section Improvisation Example 14
A Section with Ascending Chromatic Bass Motion - Bireli begins the line with the chromatic ascending bass pattern of 1, #1,2,#2,and then to...
Rhythm Changes Whole Tune Improvisation Example 3
Rhythm Changes Whole Tune - Bireli plays the entire form of Rhythm Changes. A great example of how a guitarist performs in a trio situation...
This Ab Blues Chord Solo demonstrates the many chordal ideas that are common in jazz blues. The content of this section is very advanced, utilizing multiple substitution and voice-leading co...
Rhythm Changes A Section Rhythmic and Harmonic Variations Example 4
In this example of I Got Rhythm A section Bireli does some plays a nice octaves phrase in measure six. He also plays an i...
Rhythm Changes B Section Improvisation Example 1
B section of Rhythm Changes - Here Bireli plays through the V of V sequence that is typically only found in Rhythm Changes. He outlines the ...
Rhythm Changes Whole Tune Improvisation Example 6
Rhythm Changes Whole Tune - Bireli demonstrates the entire form of Rhythm Changes. Again this a very fast tempo that Rhythm Changes is typi...
Practice this G Blues Chord Solo slowly. Note, some of the chordal ideas here are also appropriate for accompaniment. However, others will probably be too distracting or abrasive to be used ...