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Alternate Fingering Freddie Hubbard Jazz lick

Posted on April 29, 2009 by Sweets

This is a cool sounding Freddie Hubbard signature lick. You hear Freddie Hubbard play this alternate fingering lick on a lot of different tunes in a lot of different variations.

Alternate fingering Freddie Hubbard lick - Jazz lick 19

Here is a sound sample played on trumpet:

With this lick, you don’t really have to learn it in 12 keys. The lick itself only works well in the above key because of the ease of use with the alternate fingerings involved. You can use this lick over C major, G7, or D minor. It works well over a lot of stuff when you run out of ideas, just kidding. Experiment with the lick and make it your own.





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  1. brem says:

    Will try that 🙂 thanks!

  2. John Stefan says:

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    John Stean

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  5. Guy says:

    Hi,
    This is a great site. Thanks for sharing. I also say you should teach. Very simple and understandable

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  6. frank tuohey says:

    Sirs, I am interested in purchasing a book on ‘alternate,’
    or, ‘auxiliary’ fingering primarily for jazz trumpet.
    Where & how can I go about doing this? I would be very
    grateful for any information you can give. Thanks
    Frank

  7. Sweets says:

    I’ve looked for books online and didn’t find any. The best way is to listen to what Freddie Hubbard and other good soloists have done on recordings and transcribe or emulate it as closely as possible.



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