Licks Every Jazz Musician Needs to Know

Support me on Patreon   / dsgstudio   Courses and Lessons on Truefire https://artists.truefire.com/e4818?ed... follow my socials   / dshorr_guitar     / dsg.studio   Visit my website https://www.dsg-studio.com 0:00 Intro 1:05 What's a Stock Phrase? 1:54 Honeysuckle Example 1 2:24 Honeysuckle Example 2 2:49 Honeysuckle Example 3 3:21 Honeysuckle Example 4 3:58 Applying Stock Phrases to ii-V-I 4:18 Phrase 1 - Donna Lee 4:47 Example Lick 1 5:27 Example Lick 2 6:17 Phrase 2 - Charlie Parker Enclosure 6:46 Example Lick 1 7:24 Example Lick 2 7:57 AD BREAK - TRUEFIRE 8:58 I Hear a Rhapsody Etude 9:49 Etude Demonstration 10:44 Outro and Patron Acknowledgements We're back with some absolutely essential bebop language. Having a reverence for the language of bebop is essential if you want to sound authentic in the style. In this lesson, I'll show you how to make use of what I call "stock phrases," that have been used since bebop's inception. We'll learn about what these phrases are and where they come from, before learning to apply a couple of my favorite licks (courtesy of Charlie Parker) to our own lines over ii-V-I. Then, I'll share with you an etude I've written over the changes to the standard, I Hear a Rhapsody, that makes use of a ton of these essential bits of jazz vocabulary. #JazzGuitar #GuitarLessons #GuitarTutorial #JazzImprovisation #JazzTheory #GuitarTechniques #MusicEducation #JazzChords #GuitarSolo #ImprovisationTips