I Couldn't Solo with Scales Until I Learned THIS....

In order to sound like we’re “playing the changes” in our improvisation, it’s important to be hitting chord tones on downbeats. In this lesson I demonstrate how using regular major scales to solo causes us a BIG issue with hitting chord tones effectively , and two solutions to that problem, shifting your starting point and the bebop scale.

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0:00 The Problem with Scales and the Solution
2:39 Dominant Bebop Scale
3:47 Two Octave Pattern
4:57 Using Pulloffs to Stay in Position
5:41 Bebop Scale + Arpeggio Pattern
7:11 Starting on Other Chord Tones