Easy concert Bb7 Jazz lick
You may have heard this easy Jazz lick before while listening to your favorite Jazz artists. It would be nice to know if you have heard the lick before, if so, please leave a comment on this post. This really is an easy lick to incorporate into your Jazz trumpet solos, no third valve required!
Here a sound sample played over The Theme by Miles Davis:
How to memorize this lick in 12 Keys:
To be honest with you, I’ve never learned this lick in 12 keys. I usually only use it in a couple keys like C7 and G7, that’s it. You can also play this lick in C Major and G Major as well and it sounds about the same. If you feel motivated enough to learn the lick in 12 keys it can only help your trumpet technique in the long run so have at it.
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Wow! Nice lick, easy to play and learn. Hadn’t noticed it in any recordings before, but I’ll make sure to listen out!
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this is a classic lick, goes back to dizzy and even as far back as louis armstrong, if i remember right.
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