
A step-by-step guided practice routine for the all‑in‑one jazz improv exercise that builds from root movement to voicings, target notes, and tensions.
This lesson lays out a progressive practice plan: start by playing roots and reading the changes, then add chord types and closed voicings, work voice‑leading and target notes, and practice tensions on common ii‑V progressions through the circle of fifths. Emphasis is placed on practicing slowly for clarity, trying unusual keys, and using both closed and open voicings to internalize harmonic function rather than rely on muscle memory. The approach highlights how to create and release tension, choose extensions for dominant chords, and apply these concepts across multiple ii‑V examples. Supplemental PDF materials with detailed steps are available for patrons or via purchase.
