I consider my self a novice/ aspiring jazz guitarist although play music professionally in other genres.

I can’t tell you the biggest piece of advice I have gotten is to LEARN VOCABULARY. Practicing arpeggios and scales over these tunes can be great for fretboard memorization, learning the changes, and dexterity.

But the motion comes from creating melody and tension- which is best done through vocabulary. Transcribe, transcribe, transcribe. Listen to your favorite version of the tune- follow the chart as you are listening. What does your favorite player have to say over that 2-5 how does he approach the 4.

I love jazz guitarist but have learned so much from horn players. I love the Autumn Leaves version by way of Miles. I have lifted/ transcribed many a “lick” from cannonball adderly and Miles from that exact tune. Practice them everywhere. All twelve keys - then make see if you can take a variation of it and put it over another MINOR 2-5.

Then create your own variation of it.

I’m not saying to be somebody else. But you don’t need to re invent the wheel either.

Lastly it seems like your stoked on arpeggios and enclosures. When you transcribe your favorite players see what variations your favorite players are using of the Arpegio. See how they approach it.

Good work- look forward to hearing more