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Example of a song using arpeggios for a melody

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A) Keep practising the quintuplets. You can regroup them in different ways, for example:

2-3

3-2

2-2-1

Using this, you can make phrases of 2,3 and 4 syllables/notes

B) Listen to Witch Hunt and Oliver Nelson

C) Revise the Giant Steps chords (knowing them and understanding the sequence)

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check out the tenor solo, it starts with fourths, but he then goes back to normal triads

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Witch Hunt (Remastered 1998 / Rudy Van Gelder Edition)

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We listened to the track Setembro and Jazz corner of the world

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We used the Setembro track to see the importance of knowing how each interval within a chord sounds.

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We used the Setembro track to see the importance of knowing how each interval within a chord sounds.

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For example, the melody keeps going back to the 4th on every half diminished chord. A very typical sound which can be found in many songs. Once you added this to your inner catalogue of possibilities, you can use it whenever your imagination brings it up.

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We continued working on using quintuplets.

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We continued working on using quintuplets.

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The exercise is to phrase in quintuplet feel with the metronome on 1 and 3. To master this, make up melodies or patterns made up of quintuplets.

These quintuplets can also be played more percussively, in order to make it easier and more distinct. Different types of articulation can be used, or a combination of quarter notes and 8th notes.

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We checked out this recording and will practice 4 over 5 and 5 over 4

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New Fillings - Cyrille Oswald Quartet (raw mix)

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We covered what was done in the first lesson

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Using scale notes to create melodic lines between chord tones

Learning the bebop scales (in all keys)

Homework: play bebop scales from different chord notes, up and down

Determining some subjects for future lessons:

creating a solo during class (Barry Harris style)

study of Flamenco rhythms and improvisation

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Example of playing within the scale

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Barry Harris Workshop 1998 (Full), part 2  "Breaking the Habit" - Filling The Half Steps

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Barry Harris Workshop 1998 (Full),  part 3