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Contrapuntal Triad Pairs part 2: Open-Voiced Triads


May 27, 2013
Steve Herberman
This continuation of Contrapuntal Triad Pairs part 1 features open voiced triads played in a conversational chord-melody style.  
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Thinking Outside the Box - Part III


May 19, 2013
John Stowell
In this advanced class, John illustrates using harmonic and melodic minor substitutions to build new solo lines over major, dominant and minor chords.  
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Advanced Harmony for the Jazz Guitarist


April 29, 2013
Roni Ben-Hur
Exploring intricate chord voicings based on the Minor 6, Major 6 and the Diminished chords. 
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Drop 2 and Drop 3 Voicings


April 28, 2013
Roni Ben-Hur
An in-depth exploration of jazz guitar's most important chord voicings.  
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How to Improvise with Major Triads


April 21, 2013
Juampy Juarez
All the scales covered A simple tool like the major triad, well known for most jazz players, now becomes a powerful device  
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A Guide to Practical Comping - Part 1


January 18, 2013
Jamie Taylor
The art of jazz guitar accompaniment, and the study of chords in general, can be daunting topics, especially if you’re new to the style. That’s why this lesson dives straight in  
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How to Comp: Modern Comping and Beyond


January 6, 2013
Juampy Juarez
In this Master Class I teach how to comp in a vast array of different group settings 
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The Diminished Scale: Theory and Practice


September 29, 2012
Juampy Juarez
In this Master Class I show my ideas with this marvelous symmetrical scale. The diminished tonality  
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Psychology, Philosophy & Methodology for the Jazz Guitarist - 3


September 14, 2012 Thursday
Jay Umble
This class addresses psychological performance concepts, methodology (how to) pointers and philosophical concepts relating to the guitar and music in general. Jay shares his insights drawn from 30 years in the music arena. Other topics covered are topic 
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Contrapuntal Triad Pairs part 1: Close-Voiced Triads


September 14, 2012 Thursday
Steve Herberman
Exercises in standard notation with fingerings, TAB and chord diagram form. This fun and challenging class combines altered sounds and major and minor triad pairs  
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Blues - A Two Speed Approach


September 9, 2012 Thursday
Jamie Taylor
A “Two-Speed” Approach to Blues Following on from a customer suggestion (thanks Ray!), this class utilizes the two-speed approach previously applied to Rhythm Changes, to deal with another essential jazz progression 
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Advanced Jazz Guitar Harmony: Drop 2 and 4, Drop 2 and 3


August 1, 2012 Thursday
Tom Lippincott
The Advanced Jazz Guitar Harmony series begins where the Jazz Guitar Harmony series left off. Unlike the first series, which consisted of parts 1-5, and was designed primarily to be worked with in sequential order 
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Bebop Flow Part 2: Combining Families for Altered II V's


July 5, 2012 Thursday
Sheryl Bailey
Sheryl continues her series on Bebop Flow, where she teaches how to play in any harmonic situation and create long, fluid lines with this concept of applying the Dom7 Be-bop Scale with a group of chord substitutions called "The Family of 4".  
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The Symmetrical Augmented Scale


July 2, 2012 Thursday
Juampy Juarez
Writh written materials in standard notation and TAB. How to become a modern improviser. In this video lesson I teach my investigations on the Symmetrical Augmented Scale, also called The Magic Scale, due to its possiblities for reharmonization.  
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The Art of Walking Bass Lines


April 25, 2012 Thursday
Juampy Juarez
With written materials in standard notation and TAB. In this Master Class I show my ideas about walking bass and comping, with one foot in tradition and one foot on modern jazz  
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Psychology, Philosophy & Methodology for the Jazz Guitarist - 2


April 4, 2012 Thursday
Jay Umble
This class addresses psychological performance concepts, methodology (how to) pointers and philosophical concepts relating to the guitar and music in general.  
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Jazz Line Construction


April 1, 2012 Thursday
Steve Herberman
In TAB and standard notation 22 pages of written material This eye-opening 98 min. class quickly gets to the root of problems many players have with constructing strong lines that  
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The Art of Fusion 5 - Chords and CAGED System


March 20, 2012 Friday
Maurice Arenas
In this instructional video, M Arenas covers a plethora of Fusion and Jazz Chords and their corresponding relationship to the CAGED System. In addition to his thoroughness with the explanation and demonstration of the CAGED System, he adds some of his 
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Steve Giordano - Soli for Guitar


February 28, 2012 Friday
Steve Giordano
A soli is a composed/arranged improvisation based on the harmonic structure and form of a musical composition. The most common use of a soli is found within a big band arrangement as a variation of the head.  
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Psychology, Philosophy & Methodology for the Jazz Guitarist - I


February 17, 2012 Thursday
Jay Umble
This class addresses psychological performance concepts, methodology (how to) pointers and philosophical concepts relating to the guitar and music in general.  
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Advanced Jazz Guitar Harmony: 4-Part-4ths


February 14, 2012 Thursday
Tom Lippincott
In this class, 4-part-4th, or quartal-based, chords and harmonies will be examined in detail. This interesting sound, which draws on harmonies explored by early twentieth century classical composers such as Debussy, Ravel, and Stravinsky, was introduced  
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All About Technique: How to get Speed and Accuracy


January 20, 2012 Thursday
Juampy Juarez
Sometimes jazz and rock musicians need more technique than they think,because every year, heavy metal, fusion, blues and jazz styles increase in complexity and sophistication.  
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Rhythm Changes - A Two Speed Approach


January 9, 2012 Thursday
Jamie Taylor
A ‘Two-Speed’ Approach To Rhythm Changes It’s probably the second most called tune in the repertoire, after the blues, but the famous “Rhythm Changes” (i.e. the many variants of Gershwin’s “I Got Rhythm”) always presents a challenge to musicians at eve 
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Altered Sounds


November 15, 2011 Thursday
Steve Herberman
In TAB and standard notation, 25 pages of written material Western music is based on the idea of harmonic cadence, tension and release. It's easy to balance tension and release once the principles are clearly understood. 
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Melodic Minor Modes


November 14, 2011 Thursday
Juampy Juarez
The Melodic Minor scale, often called minor jazz scale, is one of the most used and played scales in jazz. But not everybody knows his modes and his chords 
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The Art of Fusion 4 - Scales and Speed Development


October 17, 2011 Friday
Maurice Arenas
In this instructional video, Maurice covers a plethora of scales and their corresponding modes and also discusses proper playing technique in both the left and right hand.  
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Modern Jazz Guitar - Part V


August 26, 2011 Friday
Tom Lippincott
Modern Jazz Guitar Part 5, Rhythm 2 and Tone/Equipment, covers: • exploration of rhythms used in modern jazz, continued from Part 4 • examples of ideas for "breaking out of the clave prison" in 7/4 time in order to achieve freedom and rhythmic varie 
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All About Harmonics


August 21, 2011 Friday
Juampy Juarez
From the first time that I knew that you could play the guitar imitating harp sounds, I have been researching and looking  
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Modern Jazz Guitar - Part IV


August 21, 2011 Friday
Tom Lippincott
Modern Jazz Guitar Part 4, Rhythm 1, covers: • exploration of rhythms used in modern jazz • discussion of odd groupings of notes in 4/4 time for polyrhythmic effects  
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Modern Jazz Guitar - Part III


August 20, 2011 Friday
Tom Lippincott
Modern Jazz Guitar Part 3, Harmony, covers: • survey of modern jazz guitar chord voicings and harmony • discussion of three different approaches to harmony: tonal, modal, and polytonal  
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