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Techniques for Soloing
Author: Matt Marvuglio
Lesson description
Explore techniques for soloing with Berklee College of Music faculty member Ed Tomassi. You'll learn ways to develop ideas over the length of your solo and how you can play in different registers to create a call-and-response quality or conversational effect.
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BMP-110 Basic Improvisation
Learn a step-by-step approach to improvisation that applies to all styles and any instrument. Develop your solos by studying the riffs and licks of legendary players, and learn to incorporate the inflexions, feel, and nuances of the masters into your own playing!
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