One of the fundamental ways to practice jazz improvisation is by using arpeggios. This makes sense because when you use arpeggios, you’re basically playing the notes of the chords you’re improvising over. And of course, all these notes will sound good because they’re part of the chords.
Arpeggios also help you create long and fast runs, enhancing the flow of your playing. However, a challenge with this method is that some players become too reliant on the shapes, causing their fingers to take over instead of relying on their musical imagination. This can result in dull and uncreative solos.
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