Jazz Guitar Lesson: Beginning Jazz Blues Improvisation - Jazz Guitar Scales Shortcut (easy)

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Jazz Guitar Lesson: Beginning Jazz Blues Improvisation - Jazz Guitar Scales Shortcut (easy)
Your first experience trying to improvise in a Jazz guitar context can be scary. There's a lot of chord changes and lots of scales, arpeggios, modes (etc.) to learn.
So here's the shortcut: two pentatonic scales. Improvise on Bb blues. Go!
In this video, we will be exchanging full 12-bar choruses (soloing) together. Lots of fun. Backing track below. Use this little trick to play NICE jazz guitar solos using TWO scales (instead of dozens) ... Enjoy! :-)
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@PIANOSTYLE100 3 года назад

Planning to share this to my.subcribers that have shown an interest in jazz blues. Looked over some of the material. Liked reading the tab and standard sheet music. I did notice some things that I had missed or forgot..nice video and nice program.

@PIANOSTYLE100 3 года назад

I like that going from major to minor. It does really bringing in the jazz feel. I like to hum along to this.That is the way I remember.something.

@xldsyt 10 лет назад

Mark, nice job! You took away some mystery and explained why much of what we hear in jazz sounds so familiar. Great tone. And that is one pretty BLUE G&L.

@jazzguitar 10 лет назад

xldsyt Thanks. :-) Glad you enjoyed the lesson.

@delmarlanza324 10 лет назад

Thanks so much bro. I've been searching for this material for some time now. You are a great teacher....you explain it so simply. It's just up to us now to practice.

@jazzguitar 10 лет назад

Delmar Lanza Thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson! :-)

@jimmmmybrady 10 лет назад

God bless you for sharing your gift and your knowledge.

@timmerdonkey 9 лет назад

great instruction, thank you, I work my modes, arps, scales so much, this just missed me and it's so cool, what I'd really like is to know how to play the progression, love the way you teach, thank you much

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

+timmerdonkey Thanks to you. Glad you liked it. :-)

@kewlfonz 7 лет назад

Don't forget the Dominant 7th Pentatonic - 1,2,3,5,b7 This has the major third of the major pentatonic and the minor seventh of the minor pentatonic. In reality, it's nothing more than a dominant 7th arpeggio with the 2nd (9th) added in. Well cool. Perfect for jazz blues soloing/licks...

@sutrastore 10 лет назад

nice lesson. I'll have a go with this, right now. thanks.

@Sunny76x 10 лет назад

Absolutely yes ! Very very good teacher !

@jazzguitar 10 лет назад

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@nickvandermusic 3 года назад

Salut Marc, merci beaucoup pour tout cet material, big merci! Le link pour les chords and scale is down..

@markfelts6511 10 лет назад

Still the best Jazz guitar lessons on the internet! Are you on Facebook?

@charlesadams1729 8 лет назад

Mark Felts

@charlesadams1729 8 лет назад

Mark Felts y

@semoxion8911 8 лет назад

Great lesson, I'm just starting to get into jazz and your videos have helped me allot :-)

@jazzguitar 8 лет назад

Thank you for the comment. I am very glad my videos helped! I hope to hear more from you in your jazz guitar journey. Have a nice day!

@magsuns7648 8 лет назад

you make it really easy.. great teacher!! very comunucative! thanks

@heweyinthewoods 6 лет назад

Love your videos bud. Your a great player.

@jazzguitar 6 лет назад

Thanks! :)

@danhope77 7 лет назад

Lovely lesson. More in general, would you mainly use arpeggios and passing notes when improvising over this blues or you actually like the use of the blues pentatonic?

@hirosavage 8 лет назад

Thank you so much! Helped out a whole lot. :)

@mariusmusicus 10 лет назад

Génial Marc, ça sonne tellement naturel qu'on sent même pas lorsque tu change de pentatonique

@jazzguitar 10 лет назад

Merci! :-)

@thebrutalpostman 10 лет назад

Great vid, as always! This will really help me dip my toes into jazz waters. That's a beautiful Tele in the vid. What kind is it....and is it strung with flat rounds? Keep up the great work!

@jazzguitar 10 лет назад

Thanks. G&L Bluesboy ... no flatwounds!!! :-)

@Sim0nSezZ 9 лет назад

Great playing!! Subbed

@kilgoretrout3966 9 лет назад

i think you might be going a tad fast for beginners on this one. If i didn't know the scales you were doing, i couldn't pick it up from the speed you demonstrated any better than watching Mark Knopfler play. Do you have a more basic video, that i can refer my beginners to? i try to encourage them to not only work on our exercises, but also from videos i've found that is at their level- to save them from the boredom of practicing our last lesson for an entire week, until our next visit. i enjoy it a lot when they come in with something they have learned from a video like one of yours. Thanks, -trout

@ZeuzBluez 9 лет назад

excellent cours .merci pour l partaj

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

+Dj ZeusZ Merci à vous! :-)

@kennethkeefe4835 9 лет назад

VERY HELPFUL

@maxhorsewood7743 7 лет назад

Great Lesson - Got me out of a rut

@jazzguitar 7 лет назад

Thank you a lot :-D. Feels good to help others in with Jazz Guitar lessons! Thanks for watching!

@cosmicchat6109 9 лет назад

Thank you!

@PIANOSTYLE100 3 года назад

Nice lesson. Pythagoras invented the major Pentatonic Scale for the Greek theatre About 15 years ago..I was doing it on the piano in C. C D E G A C. Notes of (I saw mom mee kiss ing) Santa Claus. Basically a C6 arpeggiowith an added.2. There is more to this.

@jaysonrejoiceo2 9 лет назад

i think ur so simple bro awesome! im a 7 yrs bassist and now i am almost 1 yr since i shift in playing guitar from rock to rnb i have a new band and we are starting to play jazz it confused me i get frustrated . i think the foundation is to know chord progresion of jazz and inprovise on the blues and pentatonic scale to do a solo am i ryt? please help me bro

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

Stacey Pineda Thanks for the comment. The approach to using blues/pentatonic scales is good, yes. However, most jazzers will use more scales and chromaticism to connect their ideas. Think of it like a "refined" version of playing blues licks. :-)

@jaysonrejoiceo2 9 лет назад

Thanks bro

@HunterTom3006 7 лет назад

great video I learned a lot thx

@jazzguitar 7 лет назад

Thanks!

@rodrigorochacoutinho6936 7 лет назад

Спасибо!

@maxhorsewood7743 7 лет назад

Thanks a lot

@runrabbitrun4342 8 лет назад

I think it was great but what you outlined in terms of the scale you went out side of them right off the start so you through me of right at the start

@bugeraboy 9 лет назад

merci pour les explications! ça fait un petit moment que je n'arrive pas à faire sonner correctement mes impros sur un blues, mais pourquoi le fait de jouer la pentatonique majeure sur les première permet de faire sonner correctement l'impro? (dommage qu'il n'y est pas des sous-titres en français)

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

+bugeraboy C'est bien simple: Bb7 c'est Sib-Ré-Fa-Lab ... la gamme de Bb MAJOR pentatonic contient les notes: Sib-Do-Ré-Fa-Sol ... on entend à la fois des notes de bases de l'accord 1-3-5-7 et des notes présentes dans la gamme. :-)

@bugeraboy 9 лет назад

jazz guitar lessons D'accord, mais si on le souhaite, on peut quand même tout jouer avec la pentatonique mineure? ou à un certain moment ça va sonner "faux"?

@MarcAndreSeguin1984 9 лет назад

+bugeraboy Non, ça ne sonnera pas "faux" vraiment. Sur la pentatonique mineure on a les degrés 1, #9, 4, 5, b7. On peut aussi considérer #9 comme b3. Mais c'est très BLUES.

@bugeraboy 9 лет назад

d'accord je comprends, mais c'est possible quand même d'avoir une grille ou l'on joue que la pentatonique mineure? ou il faut tout le temps faire attention aux changements majeurs mineurs?

@MarcAndreSeguin1984 9 лет назад

+bugeraboy On peut souvent utiliser une seule gamme, oui, telle que la pentatonique majeure ou mineure pendant de longs bouts d'un enchainement d'accords dans un pièce. Par contre, ce serait un peu comme utiliser beaucoup de jurons quand on discute (citation de Barry Harris). Il faut prendre les gammes penta/blues en tant qu'épice tout d'abord. Et surtout, ne pas rechercher à tout sur-simplifier pour n'utiliser qu'une gamme. :-)

@oziris1244 7 лет назад

dude amazing way to explain it, but i have a dumb question over here: A# Minor Blues scale has A# C# D# E F G# A# Major Blues scale has A# C# D# E F G (G is the only difference) you used a G Minor Blues scale structure to get easy the major blues, which is: G A# C C# D F (adding C and D) Is this a kind of a mixolydian mode (A# C D D# F G G#) mixture? I don't get why it sounds great. Thank you!

@jazzguitar 7 лет назад

You did not spell the A# major blues scale right. Recall, the major pentatonic contains the notes 1 2 3 5 6 of the major scale, with the blue note between tones 5 and 6. This means that A# major blues scale = A# B# Cx Ex F# Fx ... where the x means "double sharp". This is a very yuky looking scale, so I'd rather spell Bb major blues scales = Bb C D Eb F F# G. Thanks! :-)

@oziris1244 7 лет назад

Oh I get it! thank you for your answer. great channel!

@jazzguitar 7 лет назад

Hey Enzo, Just a quick correction: The Bb (A#) major blues scale notes are: Bb C Db D F G or: A# C C# D F G => Which are the same note as the G Minor blues scale. Check this page out: www.jazzguitarlessons.net/jazz-guitar-blues-2.html Why does it work? Very simple! The G Minor Blues Scales work well over a Blues in Bb because G is the relative minor of Bb. Here is how I like to remember it: The 6th Degree of a Major scale corresponds to its relative minor. When it is a minor chord, the 3rd degree is its relative major. Hope this helps ;-)

@oziris1244 7 лет назад

of course it helps :) I haven't watched all your videos yet, but I have to ask...Do you have any special technique like this one in order to obtain a smooth fretboard walking? Because it looks so natural, I loved it. Thank you again for your answer :)

@rafabcm 9 лет назад

Great lesson, but i'd like to ask you something. When you ask us fo soloing, you improvise using chords, is there an especific class about it?

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

+Rafael Machado Could you be more specific, I'm not sure I understand your question. Thanks! :-)

@rafabcm 9 лет назад

When you ask for us for soloing, you play the lead guitar part, and you play diferents chords over the progression and not only one , time 6:50 , i' d like to know how to do it. Do you understand me?!

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

+Rafael Machado Ah yes, I understand. In the video above, when I improvise, I "punctuate" my solo lines with chords. But this is optional. The chords that are play are *just* the Bb blues chord. You can find the progression here: www.jazzguitarlessons.net/support-files/jazz-guitar-beginning-jazz-blues-improvisation.pdf

@rafabcm 9 лет назад

+jazz guitar lessons Thank You!

@philmoley4418 9 лет назад

great video thanks uk guy

@byronsmall2077 10 лет назад

What backing track are you using?

@jazzguitar 10 лет назад

iReal Pro (for Mac desktop computer)

@sega62s 9 лет назад

En passant je vois bcp d guitaristes avec des télecaster avec une chambre qui fais sonner plus acoustique, tu préferes ca a une vraie hollow-body? Donne moi le pour et le contre svp, je désire en avoir une pour le jazz

@jazzguitar 9 лет назад

andy T Bof ... avec un trou en f on appelle ça le modèle thinline. Fender et G&L font des modèles thinline de leur Telecaster respectif. J'ai choisi une caisse pleine parce que je voulais éviter de faire du feedback en jouant à des hauts volumes (rock).

@rawdealdog 8 лет назад

cool!

@clarkewi 6 лет назад

Good video but many of the links don't work.

@jazzguitar 6 лет назад

Thanks, clarkewi. We'll look into it. :)

@noizlessproduction 10 лет назад

cool vidéo and great job man ! if you like solo guitar ! and if you have the time ! check my entry for mayones contest on my channel youtube ! see you soon

@claudedietrich8654 8 лет назад

this is total nonsense. Jazz, even "simple" jazz, is a language. Playing it means having to learn its language, grammar, vocabulary, etc. It is hard, difficult and demanding. This type of video serves no purpose at all. You sound French. I assume English came to you "just like this"!!

@jazzguitar 8 лет назад

+Claude Dietrich You're right. I've been helping RU-vid viewers worldwide learn jazz guitar since 2009. Hundreds of videos. 20k Subscribers. 2 million views. And "this is all nonsense" (your words). Right on, bro.