Using Enclosure to Create Bebop Lines Over a Jazz Blues

from Learn Jazz Standards Podcast Hosted by Brent Vaartstra

Welcome to episode 150 of the LJS Podcast where today we are talking about a technique called "enclosure." Enclosure is a way to conceptualize bebop language, and how jazz musicians approach important chord tones. We learn the basics of enclosure and then apply it over a jazz blues. Listen in! The post Using Enclosure to Create Bebop Lines Over a Jazz Blues appeared first on Learn Jazz Standards.

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