How to Embellish a Melody (like Clifford Brown) | Chromaticism in Jazz Improvisation

Clifford Brown was a master of the use of chromaticism in jazz improvisation. Learn how to embellish a melody with chromatic approach and connecting notes, and discover how even a simple scale pattern can be 'Cliffordized' to turn it into a hip-sounding jazz line.

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