15 Nov Arpeggios over All of Me: what notes to play for each chord
Dive into the world of arpeggios, explore how they can become a powerful tool for your improvisation skills. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned musician. ...
Author: Yaakov Hoter
21 Aug Avalon and the Magic of Melody Mastery
Django Reinhardt shows us how to give choruses ending with a II V I progression a clear ending that beautifully leads into the next chorus. ...
26 Feb II-V-I bursting with diminished arpeggio energy- Demonstrated over All of Me
Django Reinhardt shows us how to give choruses ending with a II V I progression a clear ending that beautifully leads into the next chorus. ...
21 Feb Classic II V I – Django’s Ending Demonstrated over All of Me
Django Reinhardt shows us how to give choruses ending with a II V I progression a clear ending that beautifully leads into the next chorus. ...
20 Feb How Many Sharps and Flats are in Each Key?
We guitar players have a very easy way to remember what sharps or flats are in each key sitting right under our fingers. ...
09 Jun Four Layers of Learning Improvisation
4 key layers to learning improvisation on guitar: the form, the shapes, melodic ideas & the anatomy of melody....
17 May Make Your Guitar Sing Using Trills & Vibrato
Whether you're playing jazz guitar or gypsy jazz guitar, playing the "right" notes or chords is simply not enough in order to play a solo that is exciting and fun to play. ...
27 Dec ONE DIMINISHED ARPEGGIO TO RULE THEM ALL – HOW TO IMPROVISE OVER A CYCLE OF DOM7 CHORDS – Mr. Sandman
|This is an idea that you can implement over many different tunes and you’ll also get a very cool lick that doubles as a great technique exercise for you....
19 Nov One Magic Shape Over All Chords Part 2- How High the Moon
Take another trick from Django Reinhardt, that just adds a bit to the one magic shape idea by using the magic shape just a half-tone above the root of the DOM7 chord. Try it out and see how it sounds. We'll look at Troublant Bolero,...
12 Nov One Magic Shape for All Chords – Take the “A” Train
Learn to see these magic shapes over each one of the chords in any song that you play and make them your own with little changes, taking another trick from Django Reinhardt....