Product Description
Artist:
Andy Brown
Length:
Video 1 - 37:33, Video 2 - 36:57, Video 3 - 41:49
Subtitles:
English, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish
Description:
This discounted bundle includes all 3 videos from Andy Brown's "Solo Jazz Guitar" guitar lesson series.
Video 1: In part one (1 of 3) of this solo jazz guitar lesson series, renowned guitarist Andy Brown shows you his approach to playing chord melody on the instrument. Andy breaks down the elements of this style, so that you can learn to apply these principles without being overwhelmed by the process. If you're looking for a straight-forward approach to learning solo jazz guitar, this guitar masterclass series is for you.
Topics Covered: Solo Jazz Guitar, Chord Melody Style, Orchestration, Melody, Harmony, Bass Notes, 2-Note Approach, Improvising, Independence, Voices, Playing in 12 Keys, Playing Rubato, Understanding Note and Chord Function, Groove, Etc.
Video 2: In part two (2 of 3) of this solo jazz guitar lesson series, renowned guitarist Andy Brown shows you his approach to playing chord melody on the instrument. Andy breaks down the elements of this style, so that you can learn to apply these principles without being overwhelmed by the process. If you're looking for a straight-forward approach to learning solo jazz guitar, this guitar masterclass series is for you.
Topics Covered: Solo Jazz Guitar, Chord Melody Style, Keeping the Groove, Working on Your Time, Exercises, Metronomes and Drum Machines, Fingerstyle, The Right Hand, Harmony, Moving Voices, Etc.
Video 3: In part three (3 of 3) of this solo jazz guitar lesson series, renowned guitarist Andy Brown shows you his approach to playing chord melody on the instrument. Andy breaks down the elements of this style, so that you can learn to apply these principles without being overwhelmed by the process. If you're looking for a straight-forward approach to learning solo jazz guitar, this guitar masterclass series is for you.
Topics Covered: Solo Jazz Guitar, Chord Melody Style, Analyzing Your Favorite Players, Positions, Other Solo Guitar Styles, Understanding Note and Chord Function, Playing With Your Eyes Closed, Visualizing the Fretboard, Relating Your Ideas, Etc.
Video 1: In part one (1 of 3) of this solo jazz guitar lesson series, renowned guitarist Andy Brown shows you his approach to playing chord melody on the instrument. Andy breaks down the elements of this style, so that you can learn to apply these principles without being overwhelmed by the process. If you're looking for a straight-forward approach to learning solo jazz guitar, this guitar masterclass series is for you.
Topics Covered: Solo Jazz Guitar, Chord Melody Style, Orchestration, Melody, Harmony, Bass Notes, 2-Note Approach, Improvising, Independence, Voices, Playing in 12 Keys, Playing Rubato, Understanding Note and Chord Function, Groove, Etc.
Video 2: In part two (2 of 3) of this solo jazz guitar lesson series, renowned guitarist Andy Brown shows you his approach to playing chord melody on the instrument. Andy breaks down the elements of this style, so that you can learn to apply these principles without being overwhelmed by the process. If you're looking for a straight-forward approach to learning solo jazz guitar, this guitar masterclass series is for you.
Topics Covered: Solo Jazz Guitar, Chord Melody Style, Keeping the Groove, Working on Your Time, Exercises, Metronomes and Drum Machines, Fingerstyle, The Right Hand, Harmony, Moving Voices, Etc.
Video 3: In part three (3 of 3) of this solo jazz guitar lesson series, renowned guitarist Andy Brown shows you his approach to playing chord melody on the instrument. Andy breaks down the elements of this style, so that you can learn to apply these principles without being overwhelmed by the process. If you're looking for a straight-forward approach to learning solo jazz guitar, this guitar masterclass series is for you.
Topics Covered: Solo Jazz Guitar, Chord Melody Style, Analyzing Your Favorite Players, Positions, Other Solo Guitar Styles, Understanding Note and Chord Function, Playing With Your Eyes Closed, Visualizing the Fretboard, Relating Your Ideas, Etc.
