What Is This For?

• I put together a 2-day (one day major and one day minor) Jazz-focused practice routine for some of my students to work on over their Winter break that I wanted to share with others that might find it beneficial. While I rotate elements out; this is the same routine I use to focus on technique, range, etc.; but I think a major benefit is that it's also a play along so you can rest as long as you play. 
• The exercises are not licks, but you can use them as such if they help you connect your ideas.

Who Is It For?

• Students needing help with range, endurance, and want to focus on their Jazz technique.
• It is written for intermediate level students. However, if the range is too high, you can always start in a different spot. If the play along tempos are too fast (or too slow); you can purchase DrumGenius and adjust them as necessary

Learn How to Improvise Without Learning Hundreds of Scales

• If you're interested in learning more about how you can use some of the exercises in this practice routine and learn how to improvise without learning hundreds of scales; I would like to invite you to check out the Jazz Masterclass course today!