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In this sound bite series I create short chord progressions and melodic motifs over common jazz chord changes. Check the transcription after the video and subscribe.… More…
Here´s my chord/melody arrangement on "Beautiful love".… More…
Suggestions for the improv :… More…
The second part of Peter Sprague's mini lesson on Rhythm Changes - the last 4 bars of the A Section More…
Chord/Melody Guitar arrangement on "Just friends".… More…
Cool run from B section of Joshua's awesome solo, with guitar fingering suggestions. More…
In this sound bite series I create short chord progressions and melodic motifs over common jazz chord changes. Check the transcription after the video and subscribe.… More…
Rhy just aprox. More…
This lick works great for over a dominant chord, or the minor one chord. Also try it in 4/4.… More…
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Suggestions for the improv :… More…
An etude for Fingerpicking guitar based on the harmony of Bill Evans' tune "We will meet again". Walking bass and melody lines and eventually a chord. More…
A feel-good opener to a Bb blues from Emily Remler. More…
Guitar arrangement on "Black Orpheus".… More…
Example exercises from the book: 'Jazz piano for the young pianist'… More…
This lesson goes in depth exploring how to expand upon one melodic idea by playing over different chords that are related and by using rhythmic variations and displacement. The lick that we work with… More…
Découvrez comment jouer des motifs mélodiques à trois temps sur une métrique en quatre temps. … More…
Here’s a soul-jazz solo I discovered by a guitarist who’s unfortunately uncredited on the recording. It’s from the 1967 album “Honky Tonk Organ” by Bill Doggett. It might be Billy Butler, but that’s just… More…
Solo guitar melodies from Oliver Pickering. More…
Approach note exercise using simple three string triads to achieve a Django Reinhardt Gypsy Jazz type of sound. We will approach each chord tone by one diatonic note above and one chromatic note below.… More…
The idea used in these licks are simply taking a Triad and adding an enclosure surrounding the 5th. For minor triads, we go a 1/2 step above and below the 5th. For Major Triads we go a whole step above… More…
How to sound like a real jazz musician when playing violin! More…
