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  3. www.thejazzpianosite.com › turn-song-jazz-songHow to turn any Song into a Jazz Song - TJPS

    Choose appropriate Jazz Chord Voicings. Embellish the melody (add in a little improvisation and a few ornamentals) Reharmonization (see below) Applying each of these ideas allows you to ‘jazz up’ a song; and each gives you differing levels of ‘jazziness’. From barely jazzy (using 7th chords) to very jazzy (reharmonization).

  4. repeatreplay.com › how-to-find-a-melody-for-a-songHow To Find A Melody For A Song – Repeat Replay

    1. Start with a chord progression: One of the most common ways to find a melody for a song is to start with a chord progression. Chord progressions provide a harmonic framework for your melody to sit on top of, and can help guide you in finding the right notes and rhythms for your melody. 2.

  5. www.learnjazzstandards.com › blog › learning-jazzJazz Soloing: Using Standard Melodies to Enhance Your Improv

    Mar 10, 2017 · How to Use the Melody of a Jazz Standard to Develop Solo Ideas. Brent Vaartstra. March 10, 2017. GOOD FOR. DOWNLOAD FREE GUIDE. One of the most valuable parts of a piece of music is the melody. That may seem obvious, right? Think about it.

  6. www.jazzadvice.com › lessons › 9-jazz-standards-to9 Jazz Standards That’ll Boost Your Melodic Skills

    • Milestones (old) The first tune we’ll at look is Milestones written by John Lewis in 1947… Spend a few minutes singing along with the recording and ingraining the melody in your ear.
    • Dewey Square. Charlie Parker’s tune Dewey Square is another tune that deals with standard progressions in a unique way. As you listen to the melody, take note of the rhythmic content and the placement of each phrase within the progression
    • Confirmation. One of the most familiar examples of the Bird Blues progression is the tune Confirmation: Listen to how Parker constructs a melody over this sequence of descending ii-Vs between the I and IV chord
    • Blues for Alice. As we mentioned at the beginning, one effective way to learn how to play longer lines in your solos is simply by practicing and memorizing longer lines.

  7. www.youtube.com › watch7 techniques to SPICE UP any jazz melody! - YouTube

    Feb 3, 2023 · 7 techniques to SPICE UP any jazz melody! Piano With Jonny. 404K subscribers. Subscribed. 375. 14K views 1 year ago Jazz Piano Improvisation. Get your FREE Top 5 Piano Tips Guide:...

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  8. jazztutorial.com › articles › the-jazz-piano-chordThe Jazz Piano Chord Voicing Guide: How to Choose Which ...

    So how do you decide which chord voicing to use? In this article I'll show you the simple method I use to choose my voicings. It's called 'melody-matching'... Melody-Matching Explained. When playing through a jazz song from my real book, I look for two things: First of all, what type of chord is it? Is it a major 7 chord, minor 7, V7, ø, º7?

  9. www.jazzadvice.com › lessons › jazz-standard-melodyWhy Melody is the Secret to Playing Better Jazz Solos

    If you listen to folk melodies, great symphonic works, jazz standards, and countless show and pop tunes, you’ll find that strong melodies are built on the same recurring musical concepts. And defining these concepts will give you some basic guide posts to help you as you start building your own melodic skills.