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The combination of Triad Pairs and Chromatic Approach notes is a very powerful tool for the improvisor.
The meticulously crafted exercises in this Jazzduets PDF demonstrate how to combine these 2 innovativeimprovisational systems together - turbo charging your arsenal of available sounds and ideas taking your playing to higher levels!
This digital PDF instant download contains 1,2,3 and 4approach note exercises on 2 major triads.
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There is no other product on the market at this moment that offers exercises that combine these 2 essential concepts!
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United StatesLove this twist on triad pairs. Approach notes make them sound more melodic! Keep up the good work Nick!
United KingdomI love these creative studies as they definitely sharpen up my sight-reading.
GreeceIt helps a lot to develop new ways to improvise
ItalyGreat material!
United StatesGood reading! Fantastic illustration
GermanyChallenging exercise to improve my skills
JapanI can get new ideas.
United StatesI think all the material presented in this site is excelent. Direct to the point, eficient, to the target! Me, as saxophonist trying to get out of my confort zone, find this kind of aid very useful. Recomended 100%!
United KingdomPlaying alto under 2 years, after watching several youtube vids and finally got enough theory to understand what was going on, i made a purchase. Recently practicing, I wanted to develop my sound in this triad arena, melodies, connect chords, play longer sentences, good sound/rhythm. With a little practice I recite the formula. JazzDuet great resource.
NorwayAs usual, this material covers a lot of information in a very fun way.
United StatesI'm a guitar player always looking for new approaches. You mentioned a Part 2 but I haven't found it on your website. Thanks
United KingdomI think it’s important to integrate these concepts into ones practise over a 6 month period.. The way Nick has shared/taught the subject makes it exciting to practise and enjoyable to explore and play
