Just some simple lines and rhythms. I think you should memorize it and play it with a metronome. If you use it for sight reading, that's ok, but I think of this more for improvising. Nothing fancy, but you can hear the tune.

PS - you have to put the chords in. it's important you do that.

I think the new TOTM is a great selection. Alone Together is a very hip tune to play on. Thought I would post this from a past concert to perhaps generate some ideas and approaches to work on. This clip includes a few things like playing lines using four mallets, lines in octaves using four mallets, deadstrokes, right hand octaves with left hand four to the bar comping. As far as notes go, I'm using at times some pentatonics, motivic development, various chord scales, reharmonization. Sometimes if there's a II-7 V7, I'll just think V7. There is some over the bar line phrasing in the solo.

Put the pedal all the way down and just drive.

Hey
This is Blue in Green. I break up this impro etude in two videos.
The first video show how I can break the chord into arpeggios and the second is how to brake the chord into the bass note and the others notes of the chord. This is not a lesson and I really would appreciate your opinion (especially from the pros).

Thanks a lot
Dimitris

hey
Giant steps take 2 using the 3 pentatonics (f sharp / d / b flat) which I learned from Ed Saindon and John Swana.

thanks