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There are some jazz standards that are so commonly

called at jam sessions that you cannot get away with not knowing them. So today I'm going to over

10 jazz standards from beginner to advanced coming up. What's up, Brent here from Learned Jazz

Standards, where we help musicians just like you learn how to play jazz all while shortening the learning curve, no matter what instrument you play.

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Now, one of the main reasons people are afraid to go

to jazz jam sessions or even just play with a friend is just not knowing jazz standards. So my goal

in today's video is to help you know 10 jazz standards that are really common, no matter

where you live, some point they're going to be called. So these are absolutely non-negotiable,

have to know these tunes. So really pay attention here. We're going to go from beginner, so more easy to more advanced, a little bit more complicated of jazz standards in that order. And make sure you stick around to the very end, because I'm going to share with you an important resource for learning jazz standards the right way so that you never forget them, and you can feel very confident playing over these 10 jazz standards.

So without further ado, let's do this.

The first jazz standard is Autumn Leaves.

Autumn Leaves is one of the first jazz standards I suggest people look into because it deals

with two very important things.

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