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If you’re eager to dive deep into the soul-stirring world of improvisation and explore the genius of one of the greatest jazz icons, then look no further!
Welcome to our jazz educational website, where we proudly present an electrifying lesson centered around this iconic composition, John Coltrane’s “Blue Train”!
Brace yourself for an awe-inspiring journey into the heart of Coltrane’s iconic solo. We will meticulously analyze his groundbreaking improvisation, extracting awe-inspiring musical ideas that will elevate your own playing to new heights. Delve into the genius behind Coltrane’s mesmerizing phrasing, fluidity, and daring use of harmonies, which continues to inspire generations of jazz musicians worldwide.
Whether you’re a seasoned performer or an aspiring jazz aficionado, this lesson promises to expand your musical horizons and challenge your improvisational prowess. Through guided exercises and step-by-step breakdowns, you’ll gain valuable insights into Coltrane’s signature techniques and learn how to infuse your playing with the same passion and creativity that made him a legend.
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6 comments on “Blue Train”
Another live version of Blue Train by Cedar Walton with a great Bob Berg:
I used to Bob & Cedar at Mark Morganelli’s loft in SoHo, NYC. Inspiring.
a small remark, page 3 mes 52 on Gm7 you use Gm but you could also use Dm (d f g a)?
yes, that’s on bar 100 🙂
It turns out you need total mastery of the both scales and the ‘super-imposition’ of them starting on different scale degrees.
up and down, eighth notes, 16ths, triplets, and all the intervals!