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You Can Teach Yourself Jazz Guitar

Méthode - manuel | Pédagogie

TYPE DE PRODUIT: Méthode - manuel
ÉDITEUR: Mel Bay Publications
This book is designed to prepare the aspiring Jazz Guitarist to arrange and improvise in a jazz style. Playing by ear is stressed from the very first exercise. You will learn 12-bar blues, 8-bar blues, and standards, as well ashow to create fill-ins, improvise, develop ideas, play comping chords,
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Auteur John Griggs
Description Instrument Group Guitare
Instrumentation Solo pour Guitare
Instrumentation Guitare [fingerpicking]
Type de produit Méthode - manuel
Description Product Type Recueil + Enregistrement(s) en ligne
Collection You Can Teach Yourself
Langue Anglais
Éditeur Mel Bay Publications
Genre Méthode
Style Jazz
Année de publication 2017
Nombre de Pages 152
ISBN 9780786696291
Edition Number MLB95162M
MB95162M
Description

This book is designed to prepare the aspiring Jazz Guitarist to arrange and improvise in a jazz style. Playing by ear is stressed from the very first exercise. You will learn 12-bar blues, 8-bar blues, and standards, as well ashow to create fill-ins, improvise, develop ideas, play comping chords, develop a walking bass line, and more.

Scales, chords, and arpeggios for the development of technical skills, ear training and fingerboard knowledgecover the niter fingerboard, and in all keys. You will learn how to develop a tune in a logical manner form the basic tune to a full-blown performance arrangement. In notation and tablature.

The companion onlinerecording contains all of the solos in the book (but not the etudes). The tracks are split with solo on the right channel and accompaniment on the left, and the count is given so that you can play along. The pieces are designed todevelop technique as well as musicianship. Includes access to online audio.

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