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    The document describes combining two musical patterns within triplet rhythms to create a swinging jazz feel. It provides an example of a mixture of two note patterns within triplets that gives drive and excitement. It encourages the reader to try this easier than it looks pattern, as well as simple two note patterns, to improve their jazz improvisation skills.

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    The document describes combining two musical patterns within triplet rhythms to create a swinging jazz feel. It provides an example of a mixture of two note patterns within triplets that gives drive and excitement. It encourages the reader to try this easier than it looks pattern, as well as simple two note patterns, to improve their jazz improvisation skills.

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    MELODICPATTERNS - 2

    Combining Patterns
    C
    The following is a mixture of two of the patterns on the previous page.

    If you look closely you will see there is a two note pattern WITHIN the triplets. The triplet rhythm
    gives the pattern a great deal of drive and excitement. This pattern is great if you are learning
    Jazz because the triplet rhythm gives you a perfect swing feel.

    Try it - its easier than it looks.

    1 3 2 4 1 3 2 4 1 etc

    1 4 2 3 1 4 2 3 1 etc

    TWONOTEPATTERNS
    Budding improvisers tend to think that they should be attempting really complicated patterns and
    riffs but dont forget that simple two note patterns sound great too.

    Try the following pattern. Use the fingering that you use when you play the major scale.

    C D D E E F F ETC

    1 2 2 3 3 1 1 2 2 3 ETC

    No. of times practiced

    9-25

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