4:22 Boppin' Blues Challenge
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Jazz Improvisation
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4:22 Boppin' Blues Challenge
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Introducing the 4:22 Boppin' Blues Challenge, a revolutionary musical workout that guarantees rapid progress in your improvisation skills, increased confidence, and a deeper connection with your instrument. Now, I know what you're thinking - "How can just 22 minutes a day change my musical life?" Well, my friend, let me tell you a secret... The key to unlocking your true potential isn't spending countless hours practicing aimlessly. It's about focusing your precious time. And these specifically designed workouts are designed to help you do exactly that and see results in just four short sessions. These session have taken inspiration from popular exercise video programs and created a musical workout like no other.
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Today our focus is the IV7 or concert Bb7 and connecting it to the I7 or concert F7 from yesterday.
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Just as we've done over the last couple of days, we’re going to use the power of repetition to master a few fundamental shapes. Then we’re going to mix and match those shapes in lots of ways so that when inspiration calls, we’ve got the chops to answer. Remember that our goal is PROGRESS not perfection. No beating ourselves up for mistakes!
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Today we’re going to take everything that we’ve been shedding over the last few days and put it to work on the blues in a powerful workout that will take us less than 22 minutes to complete. You’ve felt the power of repetition as we’ve focused on fundamental shapes and created lots of combinations with them. AND today we’re going to kick up a notch!
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Kenyon Carter
Kenyon is an accomplished musician who has performed with some of the most respected names in the industry and a dedicated educator who is passionate about sharing his love of music with others.
Additionally, Kenyon is a recording artist who has released three chart-topping albums, and he has created a range of jazz education resources that are used by students and educators worldwide.