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Playing 5 Notes

Chuck Archard

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Chuck Archard

In this video lesson Chuck Archard teaches how to play the Playing 5 Notes as part of our Bass series on Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts. The topic is broken down into multiple lessons for easy learning - Introduction to Blues Exercises, Understanding Modes, Playing 5 Notes, laying Triads, Playing Sevenths, Playing the Entire Scale, Combining all Ideas, Key of Bb and Conclusion. Don't forget to make use of the chords and tabs provided with the lesson!

Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-I

Introduction to Blues Exercises

Understanding Modes

Playing 5 Notes

Laying Triads

Previous Topic

Walking Bass and 12 Bar Blues-II

Next Topic

Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-II

Topic 1Introduction to Jazz Bass and History

Introduction to Jazz Bass

History

Topic 2Walking Bass and 12 Bar Blues-I

Introduction and Creating the Right Tone

Swing 8th Notes

Understanding Jazz Blues and Target Notes

Topic 3Walking Bass and 12 Bar Blues-II

Playing Roots with F Blues Backing Track

Jazz Blues in the Key of Bb

Playing Roots with Bb Blues Backing Track

Topic 4Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-I

Introduction to Blues Exercises

Understanding Modes

Playing 5 Notes

Laying Triads

Topic 5Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-II

Playing Sevenths

Playing the Entire Scale

Combining all Ideas

Key of Bb

Conclusion

Topic 6I-VI-II-V Turnarounds

Introduction and Basics

Turnarounds Part 1

Turnarounds Part 2

Discussion and Conclusion

Topic 7Non Chord Tones and Chromatic Resolution-I

Introduction

Roots on the Downbeat

Roots on Beat 1 and 4

Topic 8Non Chord Tones and Chromatic Resolution-II

Roots on Beat 2 and 3

Key of Bb

Discussion and Conclusion

Topic 9II-V-1 Progression

Introduction and Basics

II-V-1 Pattern 1

II-V-1 Pattern 2

II-V-1 Pattern 3

Combing Ideas over Backing Track

Conclusion

Topic 10Song-Take the A Train

Introduction

Progression

Walking Bass

Conclusion

In this video lesson Chuck Archard teaches how to play the Playing 5 Notes as part of our Bass series on Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts. The topic is broken down into multiple lessons for easy learning - Introduction to Blues Exercises, Understanding Modes, Playing 5 Notes, laying Triads, Playing Sevenths, Playing the Entire Scale, Combining all Ideas, Key of Bb and Conclusion. Don't forget to make use of the chords and tabs provided with the lesson!

Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-I

Introduction to Blues Exercises

Understanding Modes

Playing 5 Notes

Laying Triads

Previous Topic

Walking Bass and 12 Bar Blues-II

Next Topic

Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-II

Topic 1Introduction to Jazz Bass and History

Introduction to Jazz Bass

History

Topic 2Walking Bass and 12 Bar Blues-I

Introduction and Creating the Right Tone

Swing 8th Notes

Understanding Jazz Blues and Target Notes

Topic 3Walking Bass and 12 Bar Blues-II

Playing Roots with F Blues Backing Track

Jazz Blues in the Key of Bb

Playing Roots with Bb Blues Backing Track

Topic 4Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-I

Introduction to Blues Exercises

Understanding Modes

Playing 5 Notes

Laying Triads

Topic 5Blues Exercises and Modal Concepts-II

Playing Sevenths

Playing the Entire Scale

Combining all Ideas

Key of Bb

Conclusion

Topic 6I-VI-II-V Turnarounds

Introduction and Basics

Turnarounds Part 1

Turnarounds Part 2

Discussion and Conclusion

Topic 7Non Chord Tones and Chromatic Resolution-I

Introduction

Roots on the Downbeat

Roots on Beat 1 and 4

Topic 8Non Chord Tones and Chromatic Resolution-II

Roots on Beat 2 and 3

Key of Bb

Discussion and Conclusion

Topic 9II-V-1 Progression

Introduction and Basics

II-V-1 Pattern 1

II-V-1 Pattern 2

II-V-1 Pattern 3

Combing Ideas over Backing Track

Conclusion

Topic 10Song-Take the A Train

Introduction

Progression

Walking Bass

Conclusion