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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. All right, my friends, what's going on? Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards. Welcome to another

episode of the podcast. Today is a fast track Friday. That's where I look back at the week of episodes

and see if there are any patterns that emerge, extra strategies that I can share with you or

or just more to extrapolate on. And so today I'd like to talk about a set list example for you.

We talked about this a few episodes ago about, you know, what's, what makes up a good jazz

gig set list?

And I gave you a lot of different examples of what makes one good, right?

You have to think about the environment that you're playing in.

You have to think about whether it's a total background

gig or a performance gig and everything in between, but also thinking just about variety,

thinking about energy levels that you want to present throughout. And so today I'll give you a little

set list example. We'll go through an eight song set list. So we could call this like one set of a gig,

for example. So perhaps we'll get you through like an hour of music here or so in this

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