Jazz turnarounds practice suggestions!
Practicing patterns is a great way to develop technique and ear/finger coordination.
Don't practice with the view to remember and simply paste into solos but to develop vocabulary.
Try to understand and learn how the vocabulary is amde up from smaller enclosures, motifs and scale runs...
Hope this helps!
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