Jazz licks II-V-I in D major

Standard Jazz, Bebop by Pedja Simovic

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			SOLO LESSON.
			Improvising over II V I chord progression in D major scale using chord tones, arpeggios, approach patterns, chromatic approach and scale approach. 		
Tags : 
			E min7, A7, D maj7, II V I in D major, Arpeggios, Chor tones, Chromatic approach, Diatonic Approach, Constant 8th notes		

Hello GMC! Welcome to my new lesson. Today we are doing some II V I jazz lines in key of D major. This lesson should just be starting point and give you some ideas that we will expand further in future lessons. 

Chord progression in this whole lesson is II V I in key of D major ( E min7 A7 and D maj7 Dmaj7). 

There is a lot of things that could be learned from this lesson. Here is list of some things I applied :

- Chord tone soloing 
- Soloing with tensions 
- Superimposition soloing 
- Soloing using modes 
- Half vs Double time feel
- Chromatic, diatonic and other approaches 
- Playing trough different positions 
- Repetition 
- Sequence
- Motive development
- Melodic shape soloing
- Melodic quotation 
- Different picking types etc

For this lesson I created effect from scratch using POD X3 live and named it Jazz :) If you are interested and want to get it please say so in feedback section. 

Please watch slow videos, especially Video 1 which is spoken video and check out guitar pro file as it has right hand picking for whole solo. 

I look forward to your responses regarding this lesson and hopefully some Video responses as well !

Pedja
 