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4 Note Cells / Digital Patterns

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  • Digital Patterns – A Practice Tip from Chris Potter
  • Modes – (On Sax)
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  • Lydian, Lydian Dominant and Lydian Augmented Modes
  • 4 Note Cells / Digital Patterns
  • John Coltrane and Harmonic Minor Scales
  • Grouping Digital Patterns
  • Dan’s Scale Primer
  • Play Brecker Scales
  • Play Pentatonics with Coltrane
  • Dan’s Scale Primer – Part 2
  • Practicing ‘Deck the Halls’ for 2015 Christmas Project
  • Lydian Augmented Scales

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Sarah Williamson
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16:09 08 Mar 18
Dan has taught my daughter for several years. He has a lovely laid back attitude but pushes his pupils to achieve great results. His passion for his music shows through.. highly recommended
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19:39 07 Mar 18
Dan is a great tutor, he’s ability to change the pace of the lesson to match my learning speed ( that day) and practice is the week is brilliant, not to mention how easily he explains the physics behind playing the sax! It’s always a fun lesson :)
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Dan is the consummate tutor and to learn from such a talented saxophonist is both an honour and a pleasure. Don’t get me wrong Dan demands that you put the effort in to learning the saxophone and always challenges you. For a man in his sixties to be able to achieve the progress in a few lesson shows what Dan can coax out of you. Thanks Dan.
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