🎁 Matte Glaze Lick – Immanuel Wilkins (PDF in 3 Keys)
🎁 Matte Glaze Lick – Immanuel Wilkins – Working the Rhythm
This is not just a flashy run. It’s a modern rhythmic concept packed into a single line — a shifting, elastic phrase from Immanuel Wilkins’ solo on “Matte Glaze” off his 2024 album Blues Blood.
What makes this lick so powerful isn’t just the notes — it’s how Wilkins stretches time. Moving between 32nd notes and 16th-note triplets, this phrase bends the beat while keeping clarity and intention.
You’ll hear it, feel it, and now — with this transcription — you can study it, slow it down, and bring it into your own playing.
📘 What You’ll Get in the PDF:
✅ Transcription of the exact lick (2-bar loop)
✅ Written in Concert, B♭, and E♭ keys
✅ Instant download, ready for practice or analysis
✅ Ideal for saxophonists and improvisers exploring modern rhythmic phrasing
🎯 Why Combine the Video with This PDF?
The video shows how it flows — the PDF lets you master the shape.
Use this resource to:
• Learn how Wilkins bends time while staying grounded
• Practice this phrase slowly, then gradually increase tempo
• Understand how rhythmic contrast creates tension & release
• Apply this idea over modern swing, rubato, or odd meter settings
• Add rhythmic elasticity to your solos — one line at a time
🙌 Why This Line Is a Goldmine:
• It’s a short phrase with maximum depth
• Teaches you to feel micro-rhythmic subdivisions
• Works as a warm-up, an etude, or solo vocabulary
• Inspires you to rethink how you phrase fast material
💬 What Musicians Are Saying:
"This one line completely shifted how I think about rhythm. It’s short, but the feel is so deep. Practicing it made me rethink my phrasing.”
— Liam T.
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- Watch the video and loop it alongside your practice
👤 About the Author:
Martin Uherek is a jazz saxophonist and educator with a deep love for sharing practical, musical tools that help players grow. His teaching and transcriptions have helped musicians around the world build confidence and expand their sound.
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🎷 Grab the PDF and explore how just two bars can reshape your time feel.
Great rhythmic lineby Immanuel Wilkins — this precise 2-bar lick moves between 32nd notes and 16th-note triplets with stunning fluidity. Transcribed in 3 keys (Concert, B♭, E♭).