How to Stop Guessing and Know What to Play When the Written Notes Disappear

Even if you’ve spent years depending on the written page, without memorizing endless licks, writing out every solo, drowning in jazz theory, or trying to calculate every chord while the band keeps playing.

Here's What You Will Discover:

🎷 The 3 chord types you need to understand so you can stop looking at a page full of chord symbols and stop wondering where to even begin

🎷 The overlooked part of improvisation that helps you stop playing solos that sound rambling, stiff, or like a string of disconnected notes

🎷 What to practice and what to stop wasting time on, so you’re not spending another year playing random scales, exercises, and backing tracks without knowing whether they’re actually helping you improvise

🎷 How to stop falling back on the same blues scale, pentatonic scale, or familiar licks simply because you don’t know what else will work over the chords

🎷 Why trying to “be more confident” doesn’t solve the problem, and what needs to become stronger so you stop second-guessing yourself every time it’s your turn to solo

🎷 How the CMS Framework helps you stop trying to figure everything out at once and gives you a clear process for making sense of the chords and turning them into your own melodic ideas

**This masterclass is not beginning saxophone instruction or a refresher for players who have only recently returned after a long break. You should already have your basic tone, fingerings, technique, and music reading under control.