Scales can be a great way to learn jazz improv, whether you're just getting started or looking to apply more advanced chord/scale theory concepts.
There's just one problem...
Scales are really hard to turn into music. I mean, just take a look at what a scale looks like:
Scales are linear patterns with stable intervallic formulas that ascend or descend.
In other words, they aren't very melodic, and great melody is essential for producing pro sounding jazz solos.
The other problem is since you learn a scale at face-value (a linear pattern), it can be hard to break free from that pattern and figure out how to use those notes to create great melodies.
But that doesn't mean scales can't be insanely powerful for playing jazz. You just have to know how to use them correctly.
Making Scales Musical 101 is a powerful, 6 lesson course that is designed to help you immediately improve your ability to turn scales into great jazz improv.
Here's what you'll learn:
The most important scales you need to know for jazz
How to map out scales over a jazz standard
4 pro strategies for turning a simple scale into a profound musical statement.
In short, you'll leave this course with both the training and resources to go from stuck playing scale patterns, to improvising original and dynamic jazz solos.
You'll get access to our course platform to mark your progress, video training on each lesson, and pdf handouts to help you practice.
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