I recommend that you pick one scale and really go deep with it, finding out over the next week, month, or year hundreds of new ways to play it. Try these variations: - Instead of starting on the first note of the scale, try starting on every other note of the scale. What about alternating your ending note too? - Play short segments of the scale in increasingly higher or lower plateaus. How high & low can you go? - Play increasingly higher scale segments ("mountains") or increasingly lower scale segments ("valleys")

Which song will you try it with first?

RIP Dolly Parton! Here's my tribute to her famous song Jolene. Remember, you can share as many improv progress recording videos or audios as you want in the 🌊Improv Waterfall category! Will I hear you there soon? Which scale, song, or backing track will you play with?

The highlight of my week was playing flutes in the park with @Sheri Hudgins and others. Hope you saw the video where Sheri was playing flute and I was freeskating and playing uke. Here's the chord progression we were playing along with: a minor - d minor a minor - d minor (repeat) F major - G major - a minor I challenge you to play along with this recording. Record yourself. Notice what you like. (And what you'd like to do differently.) And when you're feeling confident or courageous enough, try it in the park! It's only 2 minutes. 🤓Share your progress in the 🌊Improv Waterfall category!

The Flutarians might just be the right people for you to go from "I can't" to "I can improvise."