Developing Your Rhythmic Ears
Rhythm is the most essential musical element. Honing our rhythmic perception gives us greater enjoyment and clarity as we create and listen to music.
Rhythm is the most essential musical element. Honing our rhythmic perception gives us greater enjoyment and clarity as we create and listen to music.
Learn to play the most common chords and chord progressions by ear and find out how they are used in a variety of genres – rock, jazz, and classical.
Discover the five master tools used by expert jazz improvisers and the easy steps you can take to develop them for your own jazz ear.
Improvising jazz on saxophone is an exciting skill to learn but it can be challenging. Here’s an easy 5-step process you can follow to get good fast.
After mastering the blues learn how to improvise jazz on the saxophone! Using simple scales and chord progressions experiment with rhythm and tempo.
Discover 5 powerful tips for learning to improvise great jazz solos easily from a professional jazz musician and educator, Chris Cooke of Learn Jazz Faster.
Discover an innovative approach to jazz improvisation ear training in this interview with musician Julian Bradley, host of the Jazz Tutorial channel.
Mark Meronek from Pianobreaks.com explains how interval and chord ear training as well as singing will help you develop your jazz improvisation skills.
More than a dozen leading experts share their tips for jazz improvisation ear training. An essential guide for beginners through to advanced jazz players.
Tips on how to get started improvising jazz using a single scale, focusing on rhythm, tempo and space. Remember, there are no mistakes in Jazz improv.
Most musicians approach improvisation the wrong way, relying on theory and scale patterns. Learn how to use your ears instead for better, easier improvisation.
Discover the sound of Electro Swing, a genre blending swing jazz with house music. Find out what makes electro swing and how you can train your ears with it.