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Hi everybody in this lesson we are going to talk about bebop strategies:
1.Chord tone solo
2.Diatonic/chromatic passing notes
3.Chromatic and double chromatic approach
4.Enclosures

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I did this for my student. The file is here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kZ-MYxnz3tMhEidZd2vKUzlpRwJgpkjv/view?…

It's a midi file of Autumn Leaves.

So you can download it, make notation out of it, study it, see the voicings. Whatever you need to do.

Just me talking about grips.

I think this is a great way to learn. You transcribe it and study it. Any questions you ask!

I think it's better than someone simply telling you what to do. What do you think?

plenty to do here.

• Put the chords in Ireal
• Transcribe my solo
• Make sure you can play and comp rootless voicings through out this for 4 choruses.
• Play my solo
• put my solo into Bb
• play my solo followed by your solo. Try and make it similer in nature
• do it in Bb and other keys.

If you click right below here on Bags Groove it should ask you to open up Ireal pro and should import this.

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Hi everybody!

I am sure this topic comes up pretty often, but I am looking to expand my mallet collection and wondering what vibraphone mallets you are all liking lately?

I use Tony's mallets for just about everything and I love them but I'd like to start investing in some more options for different purposes.

Does anyone have any suggestions/favorite pairs that might suit the following?
1. A general purpose set of mallets that are more lightweight
2. A set of soft mallets for quieter settings

Thank you!!