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Of all harmonic devices, the 3-6-2-5 progression (also known as a turnaround) is fundamental for endings. Beato stresses its importance, especially when closing a tune like "All the Things You Are." Mastery of this progression, and the ability to improvise around it, is critical for jazz musicians aiming to sound authentic.
He mentions his own instructional materials—such as his book and in-depth chapter dedicated to turnarounds—highlighting their value in developing improvisational fluency over complex changes. Playing chord tones on strong beats, incorporating nine-tone chords, and using passing tones all contribute to a bebop style that sounds sophisticated and spontaneous.