In this video, I am going to talk about the Bebop Language, what that means, how to study Bebop Language. So I will go over some of the different ways you can practice and study to get this language into your ears and your playing.
Learning to play Jazz usually starts with being curious about how to get a certain sound that you have heard on a recording. And once you start exploring jazz you probably become aware that it is, in fact, a complete musical language that you need to understand and internalize. In the same way, you have internalized other languages like for example rock or blues.
This video is not a lesson going over what bebop is, it is an overview of the different ways you can study bebop and learn that language.
Content
0:00 Intro
0:29 Jazz or Bebop As A Language
0:55 “What Is Bebop Language”
2:11 Should You Learn Bebop? (And Why?)
3:09 Studying Bebop
4:28 Listen To The Music You Want To Learn
5:13 Analyzing Transcriptions
6:37 Transcribing Solo – The Most Efficient Way?
7:29 Composing – The Underrated Tool
7:38 Composition is a part of the Bebop Tradition
8:36 Like The Video? Check Out My Patreon Page! dd Bebop Embellishments to your playing!
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