5 Jazz Comping Approaches 1
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Discover 5 Jazz approaches for how to comp, or accompany, over the Cycle of 5ths Progression. We cover the chords, common comping rhythms, & 5 essential harmonic approaches.
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Course Lessons
5 Jazz Comping Approaches 1 – Lesson 1
Demo, Cycle of 5ths Progression, & Practice Tips
5 Jazz Comping Approaches 1 – Lesson 5
Left Hand Shells, RH 3-1 to 7-5 Pattern, Backing Track
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