Jazz Studio Fishman Greg - Hip Licks For Saxophone Vol.2 - + 4 CD'S
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Essential Information About This Method
Essential Information About This Method
- 120 jazz licks (swing, bop, post-bop) designed to "hit the right notes" on chord changes and be immediately comfortable on the saxophone, in all 12 keys.
- 4 Play-Along CDs included (2 Alto + 2 Tenor) with slow and fast tempos, for over 4 hours of practice, including licks at 208 BPM and above recorded at both speeds.
- Call and response format ideal for ear training and musical memory: each lick is played twice for listening, reproducing, and then internalizing.
- "Dictionary" approach : you open to any page and play, with modular phrases reusable over standards and complex progressions.
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Summary of This Method
Designed as a true reference book, Hip Licks for Saxophone Volume 2 helps saxophonists develop fluency in the jazz language through a mainstream vocabulary (swing, bebop, post-bop) that respects harmony and "lays great on the horn." The goal is clear: to enrich your improvisation with effective, idiomatic, and immediately transposable phrases while strengthening your sense of typical chord progressions found in standards.
The strength of this method lies in its systematic work in all 12 keys and its writing adapted to the realities of the instrument: each lick is presented by key emphasizing timbre, register, and playability. Alto and tenor read the same written part, while the accompaniment is recorded in two different keys so that each phrase remains natural under the fingers and sounds optimal on all saxophones.
You will find licks built on essential progressions, for example: V7#11, ii m7 / V7, ii m7b5 / V7b9, movements toward the major such as iv m7 / bVII7 / I Maj7, cadences like b vi m7 / bII7 / I Maj7 or #iv m7 / VII7 / I Maj7, as well as turnarounds (4 beats per chord or 2 beats per chord) and colors like V7#9#5 / i m. The modular design makes each phrase self-contained : you can take it out of context, transform it, combine it with others, and use it on a wide variety of tunes.
Thanks to the rhythm-section-only tracks, you can also experiment with your own variations, work on your arpeggios, scales, and rhythmic placements over credible harmonic backgrounds. Finally, Hip Licks for Saxophone Volumes 1 & 2 are designed to work together: the lick numbers in volume 2 pick up where volume 1 leaves off (starting from lick 169), for easy navigation and coherent progression in your daily routine.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Artist | Greg Fishman | Genre | jazz method / improvisation vocabulary |
| Instrumentation | saxophone (alto and tenor) with Play-Along accompaniments | Pages | 36 |
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Questions frequently asked
Is this method suitable for alto saxophone and tenor saxophone?
The same written part is designed for both alto and tenor saxophone, with backing tracks recorded in two keys to preserve a natural range on each instrument.
What types of jazz progressions are studied in Hip Licks for Saxophone Vol.2?
The content notably covers progressions such as V7#11, ii mi7 / V7, and ii mi7b5 / V7b9. Cadences towards I Maj7, turnarounds of 4 or 2 bars per chord, and the color V7#9#5 / i mi are also offered. Each lick can be isolated and then combined with other phrases.
Do the 4 CDs allow practice without the saxophone part?
âRhythm-section-onlyâ tracks are included on all 4 CDs to practice arpeggios, scales, and rhythmic variations over chord progressions.
Are the licks available in all keys?
Each phrase is systematically worked in all 12 keys, taking into account the timbre, register, and playability of the saxophone.
From which number do the licks in Greg Fishman's volume 2 start?
The numbering starts at lick 169, in direct continuation of Hip Licks for Saxophone Volume 1.



