Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
In this video Jazzduets takes inspiration from some mighty, strong phrases in John Coltrane´s Blues solo "Take the Coltrane" with Duke Ellington.
Later in the video after analysing these muscular phrases Nick Homes
applies the concept to a sustained Blues.
The exercises, Triad pairs and solo come from the:
✅ Encyclopedia of Triad Pairs and combinations: jazzduets.com/products/3044746
The Encyclopedia of Triad Pair Combinations is an immersive, comprehensive resource designed to deepen your harmonic understanding, expand your technical skills, and unlock emotional expression in your improvisation. With over 40 triad pair demonstration videos, 10 jazz standard applications, and 2,460 exercises, this course offers a structured yet creative pathway to mastering triad pairs.
My name is Nick Homes. I am a non genius musician who struggled for many years to find out the secrets of jazz improvisation. Throughout 40 years of playing, and obsessive investigation I have focussed on building systems of learning for my students so they can improve , and reach their learning goals with the highest probability whilst having fun!
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✅ AUTUMN LEAVES MASTERCLASS course:
jazzduets.com/products/2066377
🔴 RHYTHM CHANGES MASTERCLASS : jazzduets.com/products/2147716
▶️ Next Level Minor Chord Techniques Online course:
jazzduets.com/pages/next-level-minor-chord-techniques
▶️ Check out my foundational Soul Scale Improvisational course:
jazzduets.com/pages/jazzduets-soul-scale-course-foundations
☑️ Check the Thesaurus of Minor Triad Pairs :
jazzduets.com/pages/thesaurus-compendium
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In this video Jazzduets takes inspiration from some mighty, strong phrases in John Coltrane´s Blues solo "Take the Coltrane" with Duke Ellington.
Later in the video after analysing these muscular phrases Nick Homes
applies the concept to a sustained Blues.
The exercises, Triad pairs and solo come from the:
✅ Encyclopedia of Triad Pairs and combinations: jazzduets.com/products/3044746
The Encyclopedia of Triad Pair Combinations is an immersive, comprehensive resource designed to deepen your harmonic understanding, expand your technical skills, and unlock emotional expression in your improvisation. With over 40 triad pair demonstration videos, 10 jazz standard applications, and 2,460 exercises, this course offers a structured yet creative pathway to mastering triad pairs.
My name is Nick Homes. I am a non genius musician who struggled for many years to find out the secrets of jazz improvisation. Throughout 40 years of playing, and obsessive investigation I have focussed on building systems of learning for my students so they can improve , and reach their learning goals with the highest probability whilst having fun!
👉 Sign up to the weekly Jazzduets newsletter for latest practice ideas : jazzduets.com/pages/newsletter-signup
✅ AUTUMN LEAVES MASTERCLASS course:
jazzduets.com/products/2066377
🔴 RHYTHM CHANGES MASTERCLASS : jazzduets.com/products/2147716
▶️ Next Level Minor Chord Techniques Online course:
jazzduets.com/pages/next-level-minor-chord-techniques
▶️ Check out my foundational Soul Scale Improvisational course:
jazzduets.com/pages/jazzduets-soul-scale-course-foundations
☑️ Check the Thesaurus of Minor Triad Pairs :
jazzduets.com/pages/thesaurus-compendium
**********************************************
★ JAZZDUETS LINKS ★
➡ WEBSITE: jazzduets.com
➡ INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/jazz_duets
➡ FACEBOOK: facebook.com/jazzduetsshop
➡ EMAIL: support@jazzduets.com
#saxophone #minor #improvisation
