251 Phrase in the Key of C
By Leon on Mar 25, 2008 in Featured, Improvisation, Lessons, Licks and Phrases, Video Clips
In the following video, I show how to play a nice 2-5-1 phrase in the key of C. Dm7-G7-Cmaj7. The ii-V-I progression is the most popular chord progression in all of jazz. It’s critical that you learn how to play over this progression. Take you time with this lick. Rhythmically, it might be a little challenging.
Click the link below to gain free access to a downloadable PDF chart for this lick:
Leon
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henry moore | Apr 21, 2008 | Reply
hey leon i to am impressed with your site along with the other comments but if possible could you transcribe the solo in the key of ‘f’ using the 2 5 1 6 im very impressed with that solo take care keep up yhe good work.
netgui | Apr 9, 2008 | Reply
hello Leon from France !
First i love your blog, i take the opportunity to tell you that.
Second : i like the nice backing tracks you use while soloing, where can i find some like this on the net ? (would you consider sharing a few of them in different key ?)
I you speak french come along to check out my guitar blog too
Bye !!
Gary | Mar 28, 2008 | Reply
Hi Leon,
Were there and requests for a PDF chart of your 251 Phrase in the key of C? I would be interested if it were made available but don’t waste your time if it’s just me inquiring.
Thanks soo much for your time and effort on this site. Of all my years trying to learn Jazz guitar, your site has been the most inspiring. Keep up the good work!