Teague Bechtel
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Part 3 - Lesson 2
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This lesson takes us a little deeper in the development of the bebop line by adding beginnings and endings to your ideas.
Introduction
Starting and ending your bebop lines with intention is an extremely important part of the jazz language. In this lesson we are discussing the basics of ending lines, working through several classic bebop endings, and looking at ways you can start your lines with clearly phrased ideas. These ideas will make your bebop vocabulary sound crisp and polished.
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Bebop Scales Part 3 PDF - Developing Lines
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In this lesson we discuss developing beginnings and endings to bebop lines and begin putting more advanced lines together to start outlining generated harmony.
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About the Author
Teague Bechtel
I am a freelance guitarist living in Denver, CO. I hold my doctorate in jazz studies from the University of Northern Colorado. I have over 10 years experience teaching at all levels. I most recently served as the instructor of guitar at Casper College in Wyoming. My dissertation on Blue Note guitarist Grant Green is the basis for my first course here on Musiclessons.com.
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beginner, intermediate, advanced
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2020-05-19T20:16:19.503Z
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2020-05-26T22:33:43.327Z - Version 1.2