Start improvising using functional thinking instead of chord/scale theory! Video

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Videos mentioned in this video
First part in this series: https://bit.ly/2ICC7Np
Second part: https://bit.ly/2sA6jih
'Challenging chord progression solved': https://bit.ly/2JlIHrP

I take a look at the well known standard 'The Days of Wine and Roses' and simplify the changed to free up your possibilities during improv. Near the end I go deeper into the subject of improvisation based on chord/scale theory vs. based on functional thinking.

Jazz harmony is often made much more complicated than it really is. There are only 3 chords! All other chords are subsitutions and/or alterations. By simplifying chord progressions to these three you'll discover hidden depths in your improv skills. You just need to learn when and how to simplify. I'm trying to teach this in a video series looking at many different songs and chord progressions

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