Hi there
II-V-I is probably the most used chord progression in jazz, so, there are some simple patterns using this progression that you can practice and make this as a daily routine.
Those exercises I wrote doesn't get too much into the high register so those can be used as warm up.
First exercise use more simple arpeggios, second use some substitutions and sounds more interesting.
Both exercises can be played on top of this backing track:
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Thank you for posting these exercises - greatly appreciated!
ReplyDeleteKevin
Atlanta, GA