Day 9 - Enclosures & Target Notes | 30 Day Jazz-Blues Piano Challenge

Once you have good control over scales and arpeggios, the next tool you need to have in order to sound jazzy are enclosures.
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Day 9 - Enclosures & Target Notes
0:00 - Level 1
0:52 - Level 2
2:07 - Level 3
2:24 - Level 3 - Pro

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Lesson Notes:

Level 1, 2 & 3
Enclosure = Delayed resolution
Delayed resolution is a technique of playing diatonic and chromatic neighbor tones before resolving to a chord tone (target note).

There are many ways to combine diatonic and chromatic approach notes before resolving them to a target note, but not all of them sound equally good. So today I want to show you only one variation - the one I think sounds the best.

Level 1 - If you manage to apply delayed resolution to the Root and 5th of the C7, F7, and G7 chords, you have completed today's challenge.

Level 2 - Learn both Level 1 & 2 Etudes, and you are good to go.

Level 3 - Go through all 3 Levels. If you manage to keep the beat while combining C7, F7, and G7 Bebop Scales with enclosures, you have completed today's challenge.

Level 3 (Pro) - Be sure that you understand the concept and play the exercises without the sheet music.