Think and Improve Your Jazz Playing (8 Ways)
About this episode
What if you could improve your jazz playing, and just by thinking about it? Sounds a little too good to be true?
Well, in today's episode, I'm going to show you how it is actually completely possible with 8 different strategies for simply thinking in improving your jazz playing.
In this episode:
1. Deep listening
2. Analyze recordings
3. Analyze your own playing
4. Establish jazz goals
5. Develop a practice plan
6. Visualize harmony
7. Practice visualization
8. Mentally reframe negative musical experiences
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