How to Play Wrong Notes and Still Sound Good In Your Solos - a podcast by Brent Vaartstra: Jazz Musician, Author, and Entrepreneur

Welcome to episode 341 where today I talk about one of the most important skills you should focus on when it comes to jazz improvisation. If you master this, you could literally play any note (in the key or out) and make it sound great. Learn what it is and how you can start mastering this skill.



Listen to episode 341So I was at the Village Vanguard the other day, here in New York City. It's perhaps the most famous jazz club in the entire world, and I was watching a band play and something that stood out to me was that, no matter what note the musicians were playing, it could be that most-far-out-away-from-the-key-center-as-possible note, they always made it sound super, super good.



So, I wanna share with you the lessons that we can learn from this, and probably that number one thing, or at least in that top 10 things you should be really working on to sound amazing in your jazz improv.In this episode:



1. What I learned at the Village Vanguard2. Examples of playing wrong notes and making them sound right



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