@JoseAlvarez-gj3qs
Your tutorials are by far the most understandable ones, congratulations & thanks!
@respation
Greatest teacher❤❤❤
@kwamealievergreen4257
Maybe this is what's finally going to internalize the feel of the bebop language for me. Excited to take these through all 12 keys comfortably
@cskeys9297
My gee, your the best teacher❤
@saiharsha370
Am I the only one who was stunned with the brownish look of the video ♥️♥️
@derekgreenwood9672
Anyone else here who's old enough to notice that the first 4 notes are those of the theme of "Dixon of Dock Green"? Anyway, as usual fantastic stuff to work on. Thanks Simon!
@building436
Fantastic exercise! Thank you Simon!
@francescomanfredi
This reminds me of Barry Harris chromatic scale, great lesson!
@Lorenzovie
Excellent 👌🏿 thanks 🙌🏿
@midastymiwaynedasty2681
Many thanks 🙏
@nekow1785
Man thank you so much for this! Your channel is really helpful for my playing
@ulob
"Descending using the inverse of the cell" becomes a little bit clearer when we observe that we approach chromatically from below and diatonically from above. Thus when inverting, chromatic from below becomes diatonic from above (and so on). Great video, I will practice this instead of scales.
@chantuongPro
thank you so much
@New_in_jazz
Thank you :)
@edrock26
Very cool licks, Simon! Loving it! Thank You!
@DojoOfCool
I recognize the BH chromatic adjustment, but your saying to think in cells made it easier to play. I'm trying to work out how to adjust for minor scale so can apply it to all sorts of scales. Good stuff as always.
@jenniferv
Thanks! Like button officially smashed!😃 ❤️ ✌️
@HarmanDox
Link is back !
@jdiaz4877
Awesome man!
@Piano_Pig