Intermediate
Jazz Standards Practice Technique - Connecting Arpeggios
In today’s lesson we’ll be checking out a cool practice technique you can use to practice connecting arpeggios smoothly.
Jazz Guitar Chord Progressions 2 - ii V I Drop 2 Chords on the Middle 4 Strings
When learning how to play jazz guitar, many of us start by learning chord shapes in different inversions across the neck, often in all 12 keys.
While this is a great way to get important shapes under our fingers, such as Drop 2 and Drop 3 voicings, we are often left asking ourselves, "Now that I can play all these chords, how do I use them in a practical situation?"
Finger Picking Patterns 4
Fingerstyle guitar is a technique where the strings are plucked using fingers, fingernails, or finger picks. Many different styles of music make use of fingerstyle including: classical, flamenco, and bossa nova.
Finger Picking Patterns 3
Fingerstyle guitar is a technique where the strings are plucked using fingers, fingernails, or finger picks. Many different styles of music make use of fingerstyle including: classical, flamenco, and bossa nova.
Finger Picking Patterns 2
Fingerstyle guitar is a technique where the strings are plucked using fingers, fingernails, or finger picks. Many different styles of music make use of fingerstyle including: classical, flamenco, and bossa nova.
Jazz Guitar Chord Progressions 1 - Drop 2 ii V I 1
One of the most commonly used chord progressions in jazz, the ii V I VI group of chords is one that every jazz guitarist needs to master in order to be able to convincingly and correctly comp over their favorite tunes.
Finger Picking Patterns 1
Fingerstyle guitar is a technique where the strings are plucked using fingers, fingernails, or finger picks. Many different styles of music make use of fingerstyle including: classical, flamenco, and bossa nova.