This one is from Wardell Gray's solo on the blues, Jackie.

This lick by Dexter over a iii-VI-ii-V progression is conceptualized into 3 units of vocabulary.

This concepts in this pattern will make a great addition to your improvisation vocabulary.

Learn how compound intervals are used in chord symbols to indicate upper structures.

Learn how to use three pentatonic scales on major chords.

Learn to use create doubletime solo lines using the pentatonic stairstep pattern from Exercise 1.

This is the Phrasing Demo that goes with Quick Tunes #27- Out of Nowhere

Learn to solo on the classic tune, Out of Nowhere, by Johnny Green.

This is the I Play-You Play video for Quick Tunes #27, Out of Nowhere.

Learn about the construction and uses of one of the most common chord sequences, the Major ii-V-I.

The Stair-Step Pattern is essential doubletime vocabulary.

Learn how to create and practice doubletime phrases. This video gives an overview of the series.

The first lick in this series is based on a ii-V progression. We'll break this one down into three components for practicing. Follow the lesson up with the three I Play-You Play videos.

This is the slow I Play-You Play Doubletime Lick #1 video. The track included in the Extras folder.

This is the medium I Play-You Play Doubletime Lick #1 video. The track included in the Extras folder.

This is the fast I Play-You Play Doubletime Lick #1 video. The track included in the Extras folder.