Jazz Skills Videos | Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra

Jazz Skills Videos Project

We have asked some of our experienced jazz instructors to produce short video introductions for anyone wanting to improve their skills or knowledge of jazz. Watch for new videos to be added periodically!

Neil Watson - Improvising on the Blues - https://youtu.be/i7jTBRDgITk
Shane Hicks - Hitting the High Notes Part 1 - Chop Care - https://youtu.be/KfarA5cMQlc
Shane Hicks - Hitting the High Notes Part 2 - Warm Ups - https://youtu.be/djjtM7WtS0k
Shane Hicks - Hitting the High Notes Part 3 - Staying in Shape - https://youtu.be/6XcQEw88jyM
Shane Hicks - Hitting the High Notes Part 4 - Gear! - https://youtu.be/tUsnL4jaTMY
Shane Hicks - Hitting the High Notes Part 5 - Final Thoughts - https://youtu.be/MkCs1QctpbI
Rodrigo Munoz - Writing Afro-Cuban Music - https://youtu.be/31OqFrc9kI0
Sean Irvine - Melody Construction in Improvisation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JY7lf-h4Uw
Jeff Presslaff - Comping in a Big Band - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJM6w-p4wHo
Jeff Presslaff - Soloing Simplified - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tsa8G9p7og&t=58s
Karly Epp - Scat Syllables - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJ4gQ2-M09w
Jeni Taylor - Instrumental Big Band Women - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWJC_1MmR24

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