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PUTTING IN THE REPS

AS I STATED last month, three tools I like to use to build soloing ideas are repetition, call-and-response and “handcuffs.” I began this discussion by demonstrating various ways to utilize repetition as a phrase-building tool. In this lesson, I’ll present some more ways to use repetition as an effective soloing springboard.

Last month, I illustrated (short idea) but with different notes. In this way, it's the rhythm of the line that creates the catchy hook.

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