Taught by renowned trumpet player
Eric Scott Reed
This course is designed for any improvisor, regardless of the instrument you play, to provide some structure toward improving your capacity for expression while improvising. Renowned pianist Eric Scott Reed works with rhythm, melody, harmony, and everything in between.
Possibilities
Practicing improvisation is about uncovering new possibilities and finding new ways of doing old things. In this lesson, Eric shares a long list of parameters we can experiment with in the practice room or on the bandstand.
Practicing Tips for Improvisors
In this lesson, Eric works with two key tasks that all jazz musicians are told to practice: learning tunes by ear and transcribing. What's the most effective way to tackle these, and what skills do we really want to build?
Click here to download the course workbook PDF and see the full syllabus →Eric Scott Reed is an American jazz pianist and composer who has performed with jazz luminaries such as Wynton Marsalis, Freddie Hubbard, Clark Terry, Joe Henderson, Ron Carter, Cassandra Wilson, and many more.
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