intervals
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Major Scale In Thirds And Drop 3 Chords With Walking Bass Lines For Guitar - Lesson With Video and Free PDF
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2022-04-10
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Here is a new free guitar lesson showing how to play the major scale (C major) in thirds. This two-in-one exercise also includes an easy walking bass line built with drop 3 chords. The full transcription with tab/score is downloadable in a PDF format here in the Online Shop.
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Intervals On Guitar - PDF Cheat Sheet With Shapes - Free Download
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2021-09-25
- In Guitar Cheat Sheets, Methods, eBooks, Posters
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This free PDF chart contains shapes for a better understanding on how to play of music intervals on the guitar. This cheat sheet is availabale for free (or Pay What You Want) on Jazz Guitar Licks Gumroad Library
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Guitar Intervals - Infographic With Shapes
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2019-12-26
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This infographic chart show how look simple and compound intervals on the guitar neck. Click on the right mouse button and choose "save target as."
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Intervals on Guitar - Shapes and Theory
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2019-12-23
- In Jazz Guitar Lessons
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Whether simple or compound intervals are a very important part of music theory. Knowing them allow understand how scales, arpeggios and chords are built. Intervals are useful tools to visualize the notes and understand their relationships on the guitar fretboard. This lesson with downloadable pdf, guitar shapes and theory will help you better figure them out and play them on guitar.
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Octave Playing - Guitar Lesson With Licks and Theory
- By jazz-guitar-licks
- On 2018-12-30
- 2 comments
What's Octave Playing?
Octave playing is a big part of jazz guitar language, this technique has been popularized by guitarist Wes Montgomery one of the greatest improvisers and jazz genious of all times.
Theoretically, the principle is quite easy to understand. You just have to play lines using two simultaneaous notes separated by twelve semitones. In practice, it is more difficult because of the fingerings.
Indeed, you have to move two fingers at the same time while keeping the same hand position. This lesson provides guitar diagrams and easy guitar lines for a good mastery of this technique.
