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That was very useful, thank you Chris!

This series is just brilliant. I have been hoping you throw in another 'grips' video like the one from a couple of months back. I'm curious to explore more of those.

he's giving us a 'point-of-departure' - a way to build lines that are harmonically pleasing and logical. I think it's fantastic that this kind of info is free and on the internet. Really rich stuff. bless 'im!

ya, one of the most useful approaches to improvisation i've ever watched. very clear how something mundane can be enhanced by simple techniques to be very expressive.

Beautiful ~ Great Arrangement!!

this is so good!

YES! Min6 all day 💙

Crucial point in this lesson: 90 days of repetition to make it reflexive. That seems about right based on my experience, too. It's a hard lesson to learn, though. Sticking with a single idea that long is a different kind of practice, but necessary if the goal is to gain a new phrase for improvisation. Great lesson, as always!

Chris do you have this lesson in Patreon? Thanks!

Nice tune!

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Wonderful continuation of the series, Chris! A great “launching pad” for ideas😀. Thanks for doing this🙏!

U r a Great teacher sir, cheers

That’s great Chris you make it sound so good

Great lesson ... valuable vocabulary using 2-5-1 motifs ... thank you

This sounds amazing you guys!

Very nice. Most of the stuff I've seen of yours has been chord melody (which I love), so it was kind of cool to see a single note piece. I guess I need to take a trip down the UA-cam rabbit hole and see what other older gems there are.

Excellent

Great arrangement and playing. I can feel your passion as you play. Thank you for sharing your music.

I've been enjoying these. I there something similar for a minor II V I? Like Bm7b5, E7-9 to Am

Well done ! You played Stella with a lot of feel ! So many Jazz Musicians speak of the importance of Stella By Starlight, and it's relevance to Jazz Music ! What a great tune !

Is that ES-335?

Só nas terças e quintas dos acordes

Ótimo Professor

Great sound. Princeton reverb?

Chris, I can definitely hear the Joe Pass influence on your playing. Very nicely done.

Thanks for the grips Chris! I have learned so much from your lessons!

Yo, this is very easy to just DIG into. It's awesome! Question though. Is this a transcription or just you doing your thing? Also... Do you live in NYC?

Outstanding, and inspiring. Well Done!

perfect

Super

Buenísimos los dos videos!! Gracias!!

Sublime as per usual Chris

Yes...

Great. Bit of a tip of the hat to Red in the intro!

Thanks for the lesson!

Thanks for producing and sharing these great lessons Chris!

Yet another great and useful lesson…..many thanks!👍🍷

Awesome lesson as always Chris. Beautiful Slaman. 👍

Great lesson, thanks for your

Great stuff, Chris. Such a clear and concise summary/introduction of a very deep topic. Warch, play, repeat (and discover something new each time)!

You are so good you make look so good

Wow, these two kessons really clicked for me Chris...thank you so much for these lessons...

Wonderful lesson Chris, thanks a lot. I can't wait for a minor 2 5 1 pathways lesson!

No one breaks down these harmonic connections like Chris. Thanks for sharing - much appreciated by all.

That Slaman guitar sounds amazing, such beautiful instruments!

Great follow up, Chris. Amazing how when all put together… it sounds like jazz!!😁 Seriously, though, you’re a top notch presenter - well done!

Great stuff Chris , thanks .

Great lesson in how to tastefully develop a great line.

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