Play Jazz Guitar 6: Soloing Approaches

Introduction

What Are Modes?

SECTION 1: Overview

What Are Modes?

SECTION 1

Modes of the Major Scale

Overview

Building Chords

Modes of the Major Scale

Modal Playing Examples

SECTION 2: Overview

Modal Playing Examples

SECTION 2

Voyage Chords

Overview

Building the Rhythm Track

Overview

Soloing Example 1

Bebop Style

Soloing Example 2

Modal Style

Soloing Example 3

Modal Style

Modal Playing Examples

Summary

Learning Modes & Scales

SECTION 3: Overview

Learning Modes & Scales

SECTION 3

Fretboard Mastery System

Overview

2 Octave Maj. Mode Workouts

Overview

Key of C: 2 Octave Workout

Slow Play-along

Key of C: 2 Octave Workout

Fast Play-along

Changing Keys In Position

Overview

Improvisational Concepts

SECTION 4: Overview

Approaches to Soloing

Lesson 1:3

The Triad Approach

Lesson 1:4

Breaking Down Triads

Lesson 1:5

Chromatics

Lesson 1:6

Concepts in Play

Lesson 1:7

Comp & Solo: 1 Chord

Lesson 2:1

Shifting the Raised 9

Lesson 2:2

Comping on a Raised 9

Lesson 2:3
The Diminished Scale

Lesson 2:4

Shifting Diminished

Lesson 2:5

Concepts in Play

Lesson 2:6

Performance Studies

SECTION 5: Overview

Bb Jazzed

Solo

Bb Jazzed

Solo Insight

C Jazzed

Solo

C Jazzed

Solo Insight

Blues for Two

Performance

Blues for Two

Artist's Commentary

Blues for Two

Thematic Development

Blues for Two

Diminished Movement

Blues for Two

Dynamics

Blues for Two

Supporting the Soloist

Blues for Two

Call & Response

A Touch of Bop

Introduction

A Touch of Bop

Solo Example

A Touch of Bop

Breakdown

Wes' Blues

Introduction

Wes' Blues

Solo Example

Wes' Blues

Breakdown

Play Jazz Guitar 6: Soloing Approaches

Modal Improv Survival Guide

Fareed Haque

Jazz Up Your Blues

Frank Vignola

335 Improv

Larry Carlton

335 Blues

Larry Carlton

Jazz Performance

Mimi Fox