7 Categories of Jazz Standards You Need to Learn

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If your goal is to play jazz with other musicians, then you need to know some jazz standards. But there are actually a number of styles of jazz within jazz repertoire you need to be aware of.
So, let's talk about these 7 categories of jazz standards that you need to know.
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:31 Category #1
01:31 Category #2
02:50 Category #3
04:12 Category #4
05:33 Category #5
06:48 Category #6
07:58 Category #7
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@NickTour Год назад

In my experience joining a jazz band for the first time, it was really important to nail Latin rhythms for standards like On Green Dolphin Street, Recorda Me, Spain, A Night in Tunisia, etc.

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

Definitely important!

@latinjazzlvr 3 месяца назад

As always, great video, well presented. You are terrific. I would argue there is one more essential category to know: funk/fusion. I've often needed some of these tunes on jazz and other gigs. 😎

@luiselguera7056 Год назад

Nice approach. Can add Swing, Latin and Waltzes to enhance.

@TheSearchers1000 Год назад

Hi Brent, Fabulous teasing out of a complicated subject. Your presentation skills are spot on. Your talk has helped me to better understand the differences of each type and what to listen for now in my favorite players and tunes.

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

Thank you for your feedback! Much appreciated

@frankvaleron Год назад

Great overview and very nice understated playing

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

Thankyou!

@benwinstanleymusic Год назад

Brilliant video, I see all of these tunes come up quite a lot at local jams in the UK, this is definitely a great list for people to start with. Other tunes I see pop up a lot are ‘There will never be another you’, ‘A night in Tunisia’, and ‘Straight, no chaser’. Another category that comes up a lot is funk tunes, most composed by Herbie Hancock, tunes like ‘Chameleon’, ‘Cantaloupe Island’ and ‘Red clay’.

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

Those are great additions Ben!

@klodm.2064 Год назад

OH MY GOD IT'S TENOR MADNESS, THE MELODY THAT HAS BEEN STUCK IN MY HEAD FOR OVER 10 YEARS AND I HAVEN'T BEEN ABLE TO IDENTIFY IT

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

Glad to be of help!

@dagfinnlyngstad Год назад

Takk!

@JDubbs1965 Год назад

All good stuff, would maybe add fusion , and afro- Cuban categories :)

@jfar3340 Год назад

Great recap! Maybe I would ve created an ''odd time signature standard'' category Cheers

@mickaelkyrlis1702 Год назад

Hi Brent! Nice list! A category that is omitted here is definitely Gypsy Jazz, in my opinion. There are many Django songs that are really interesting to know, like "Nuages".

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

Nuages is a great tune!

@jfar3340 Год назад

gypsy is more of a genre of its own imo rather than a category. Sure the same could be said about bossa, but blue bossa is very much a straight ahead jazz tune.

@manuelvicente9614 Год назад

Nice guitar, who made it?

@charlesenglebert8226 Год назад

hello thank you for your videos What difference do you make between a head and a theme ?

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

I think they can be the same thing. Most of the time when people reference the theme in jazz it’s referring to the melody, or head

@charlesenglebert8226 Год назад

@@Learnjazzstandards thanks

@HGQjazz Год назад

I think the Blu Note/Hard Bop era stuff would probably be another good category - Nica's Dream, Four, Solar, Recordame, etc.

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

All important tunes!

@jetborjahk Год назад

Hi Brent, may I ask what archtop guitar you are using in this video ?

@Learnjazzstandards Год назад

It’s a custom Victor Baker! I talk a bit more about it in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ym2XbAVD9Ec.html

@TbirdMan Год назад

I have to drop a comment for newbies and even old guys like me, who are just learning the jazz language...We have to hear more straight melodies over chords! Every lesson I come across the instructor is babbling about what inversion we're using in this passing chord and never once plays the damn song. I have no idea what the melody is for Stella by Starlight and other songs that have been ornamented beyond recognition...sorry for the rant.

@BobMazzo Год назад

At 1:35, what is the title of that? I'm trying to pull it up on RU-vid. I think Brent said "rhythm changes "...

@euronymous6450 Год назад

it's oleo, here's some nice versions: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9IY29EZb1pI.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PM1cTxXy6Qo.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-x_cQHeWwSBQ.html