Hi everybody, here is my new video lesson. Hard work lays ahead. Endless jazz runs and how it is done by the professional jazz guitar players. Don't worry you don't have to play this in a very fast tempo, it's okay if you can play this in eight notes instead of sixteenth notes. I show you also a professional concept with modern scales to play over a II-V-I chord progression in C minor, that will give you a really modern flavour in your jazz improvisation. As always it works best with the additional tabs and neck diagrams available on my website. All the best from Germany
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Excellent 👏! Quite a challenge to play that quickly - guess this is just practice at slow tempo and gradually speeding up? Thanks for putting this together Achim 👍.
muito bom. eu tenho um CD com essas escalas e depois tem harmonia pra exerci-o e tem umas duas com andamento e a execução igual está aqui, tem bossa nova. esta parecendo que é esse mesmo solista
Hi I have a question In the dm7b5 scale you are using an E natural, if I'm playing summertime say in Cm, when I come to the turnaround dm7b5-G7b9 Wouldn't the Eb be a better note in that scale?
