Practice jazz improvisation using licks by following the learning phases will help to improve our musicianship. This force other musician's lick appropriation. - Elaboration: Learning the lick and understanding its context (key, notes, intervals) - Spacing: playing it at different moments in a solo - Variation: playing it in different keys, tempos, octaves or neck emplacement. Chop, slice and change rythm also force appropriation - Contextual interference: embed the lick in a context by finding way to get in and get out. - Retrievial: deliberately place licks in a solo with multiple variations ![202106131144 Learning has multiple phases](202106131144%20Learning%20has%20multiple%20phases.md)