Introduction to & Analysis of Jazz Music × × Browse the Lessons Jazz Introduction Guitar In Jazz Influential Jazz Artists × × Browse the Lessons Louis Armstrong — What a Wonderful World Duke Ellington and His Orchestra — Take the A Train Charlie Parker — Ornithology Count Basie and His Orchestra — April in Paris Ella Fitzgerald — Summertime Dave Brubeck Quartet — Take Five Billie Holiday — Strange Fruit Charles Mingus — Goodbye Pork Pie Hat Sarah Vaughan — Lullaby of Birdland Weather Report — Birdland Oscar Peterson Trio — Hymn to Freedom Wayne Shorter Quartet — Footprints Benny Goodman and His Orchestra — Stompin' at the Savoy Cannonball Adderley Quintet — Mercy, Mercy, Mercy Chick Corea Elektric Band — Spain Miles Davis — So What John Coltrane — Giant Steps Thelonious Monk — Round Midnight Herbie Hancock — Cantaloupe Island Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers — A Night in Tunisia Dizzy Gillespie Dexter Gordon Archie Shepp Learning Phrases over II V I's × × Browse the Lessons The Coltrane Riff Pattern 1235 (on various locations0 Coltrane Pattern over II V I #1 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #2 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #3 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #4 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #5 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #6 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #7 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #8 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #9 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #10 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #11 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #12 The Coltrane Pattern over II V I #13 Jazzy Riff over Dom7 Lines over II V I in C #1 Lines over II V I in C #2 Lines over II V I in C #3 Lines over II V I in C #4 Lines over II V I in C #5 Lines over II V I in C #6 Lines over II V I in C #7 More Complex Harmony - Hybrid Chords × × Browse the Lessons Am7 G/A Fmaj7 Dm7 Jazz Standards × × Browse the Lessons So What - Miles Davis - The melody Explore Other Course Categories Music Theory Scales Harmony Rhythm Ear Training Technique Music Styles & Genres Songwriting Rock Riffs & Phrases Improvisation Learn Songs Learn Solos Superstar Results Practice Benefits of Music Study
Louis Armstrong — What a Wonderful World 
