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All right. What's up, everybody? My name is Brent. You're listening to the LGS podcast.

If this is your first time listening, I want to give you an especially warm welcome.

And if you are coming back again, I want to welcome you back. Thanks for listening. As always,

I appreciate it. The LGS podcast is all about giving out jazz advice, jazz tips, jazz lessons,

everything about jazz.

And that's really what Learn Jazz Standards is all about, whether you read on the blog or you listen on the podcast.

We're all about spreading jazz education to the entire world.

So on today's episode 40, yes, it's the big episode 40 for us today. I'm going to be talking about an important jazz improv technique in how to use it. Very excited to talk about this particular technique.

It's going to be an episode today where there's going to be a lot of stuff to take home with you and practice.

We don't always have episodes like that.

Sometimes I'm just talking about different jazz subjects.

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