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A basic rhythmic vocabulary for jazz

PDF handout available HERE https://ko-fi.com/s/b40dd6e309 NEW ALBUM OUT! https://christianmillerguitar.bandcam... If you want to chuck me a little donation you can do so here: https://ko-fi.com/jazzguitarscrapbook My website: https://www.christianmillerguitar.com   / christianmguitar   0:00 Intro 0:37 The 12/8 Grid 2:05 Pushes 5:20 Charleston 6:55 Upbeats and Downbeats 8:24 Clave 10:24 Bembe If you asked me what the biggest thing most jazz students need to learn, I wouldn’t say scales. I wouldn’t say chords. I wouldn’t even say tunes. I’d say rhythm. It don’t mean a thing if it ain’t got that thing, as a wise man once said. If you look at solos you’ll find that very often the coolest phrases in jazz have simple notes but hip rhythm. So how do we work on this? We need some rhythmic phrases we can use right away for soloing and comping. So, that’s what we’ll do in this video – but stick around to the end of this video, because I’m going to show you something that will sort out your medium swing phrasing better than anything else I’ve tried. We'll explore the basics of swing, pushes, Charleston, displaced Charlestons, upbeat and downbeat combinations, clave and the 12/8 Bembe pattern from West Africa.