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Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar, Volume 1 DVD
Larry Coryell's Jazz Guitar, Volume 1 DVD
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Presents an intense and challenging study of jazz guitar ideas. In the first volume the following subjects are discussed: *Major scales and playing these in different positions and variations. *Minor, Diminished, Whole Tone, and Augmented scales. *Chromatic scales *Accents within picking patterns. *Arpeggios *Modes and Intervals *Building and intellectual understanding between scales and chords. *Movements between harmony and bass lines. *Going beyond diatonic chord/scale usage. *Single-note line improvising over changes. *Substitute chords and soloing. A detailed tab/music instructional booklet is included as a PDF file on the DVD. Now Available:
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