Improvised Jazz Composition in G Major
Analyzing Sections to Compose a Jazz Song in G Major
Steps for Composing a Jazz Song in G Major
Basics of Playing a Jazz Song in G Major
Measures 1 & 2 of Playing a Jazz Song in G Major
Playing a Jazz Song in G Major Measures 3 & 4
Measures 5 & 6 of Playing a Jazz Song in G Major
Playing a Jazz Song in G Major Measures 7 & 8
Measures 9 & 10 of Playing a Jazz Song in G Major
Playing a Jazz Song in G Major Measures 11 & 12
Measures 13 & 14 of Playing a Jazz Song in G Major
Playing a Jazz Song in G Major Measures 15 & 16
Measures 17 - 19 of Playing a Jazz Song in G Major
Playing a Jazz Bass & Melody Line in G Major
Playing a Complete Jazz Song in G Major
Summary: Learn how to read and play the 13th and 14th measures of a jazz song in G major in this free music video on composing a jazz song in G major.
Ryan Larson is a young jazz composer whose teaching technique focuses on the basics of music theory in all twelve keys. When applying his twelve-key technique to understanding the...read more
"Alright, so we've done our nice bebop licks going into the last A section. So we'll play it nice and slow. So it starts off with this nice sweet melody right on the fourth note, of G, or the third note of G, three, two, one, seven, two, sharp two to three. Ba bah. So, four, three, two, one, two, sharp two to three and then you've got this seven one three which leads into the next section. If you look at the chord changes you have G major a one major to the three minor, B minor, same key, to the six minor, in the same key. Which is a nice progression. So, put that with the melody. And you have that nice little chromatic line leading to the beginning which we'll study in the next lesson."
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