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‘All the Things You Are’ – All Three Minor 7th Chords, and Much More
Christian Wissmuller | February 22, 2022by Tim Armacost As of this writing, the second-most recorded standard of all time is “All the Things You Are,” by Jerome Kern. You can look it up on Jazzstandards.com, which is one of the best resources for information about songs played and recorded by jazz musicians. “All the Things You Are” has a relatively […] Read More... -
Soloing Outside the Box: Using the Altered Scale on the V7 (Dominant) Chord
Christian Wissmuller | October 26, 2021by David Garfield In jazz improvisation we typically work from the classic modes that go with each position of the scale, i.e. Ionian, Dorian, Phrygian, Lydian, Mixolydian, et cetera. These improvisational techniques work across all styles of music, but are mostly associated with jazz because it features lots of improvisation within the forms and […] Read More... -
What Are the Rules? A Guide Tone Exercise
Christian Wissmuller | September 16, 2021As we live our lives, we abide by rules we establish for ourselves. Some rules a young person might have would be: Do your homework on time; Do not be late for class – and so on. Rules are guidelines and tools. As with most things, in learning to improvise it is wise to establish […] Read More... -
Creating Intervallic Phrases on Guitar Using Pedal Tone and Slide Patterns
Jazzed Magazine | April 20, 2021A Focus Session looking at Intervallic Phrasing. Read More... -
Learning to Play Ghosted Notes, the Cannonball Trill, and the Texas Wobble to Enhance Jazz Saxophone Performance
Jazzed Magazine | November 30, 2020Many jazz saxophonists also use other special techniques which add a great deal of expressiveness and excitement to their performance Read More... -
Jazz Pedagogy: Learning to Play Using Authentic Jazz Articulations
Jazzed Magazine | February 17, 2020How to teach musicians to correctly articulate in a jazz swing style. Read More... -
Developing a Great Jazz Vibrato
Jazzed Magazine | October 21, 2019Vibrato is a technique used by most advanced musicians to add expression to the music, improve intonation and allow notes to have a singing quality. Read More... -
The ‘Tetrachord’ – Part 2
Jazzed Magazine | August 28, 2019The following is an excerpt from Chris McNulty’s Vocalist As Complete Musician... Read More... -
The ‘Tetrachord’ – Part 1
Jazzed Magazine | May 8, 2019An excerpt from Chris McNulty’s Vocalist As Complete Musician – VCM. Read More... -
Examining Bill Evans’ Solo from ‘I’ve Got You Under My Skin’
Jazzed Magazine | January 4, 2019An analysis of the Bill Evans solo on “I’ve Got You Under My Skin”, from the Intermodulation album with Jim Hall on guitar. Read More...
