jazz guitar patterns

10 Dominant Octave Patterns For Guitar - YouTube Video

10 Dominant Octave Licks For Guitarist - YouTube Video Lesson

On 2018-12-18

Octave playing technique involves playing the same note on two strings separate by one octave. An octave is 12 semitones higher than the root note. You will find in this blog post a new video from the YouTube Channel, containing 10 dominant octave licks with tabs and standard notation overlayed.

Target Tones and Enclosures - Guitar Guide with 58 Patterns

Target Tones and Enclosures - 58 Guitar Patterns

On 2018-05-20

Learn how to make your jazz guitar solos sound more melodic and intentional with target notes and enclosures.

In this lesson, you’ll discover how to aim for important chord tones and approach them using simple scale or chromatic notes.

You’ll also learn basic enclosures, a classic jazz technique that adds movement and a more “jazzy” feel to your lines.

With easy-to-follow explanations and practical guitar patterns, this lesson is a great starting point for beginning jazz players

How To Practice Scales On Guitar

On 2016-10-27

jazz guitar patterns

Learn how to make your jazz guitar solos sound more melodic and intentional with target notes and enclosures.

In this lesson, you’ll discover how to aim for important chord tones and approach them using simple scale or chromatic notes.

You’ll also learn basic enclosures, a classic jazz technique that adds movement and a more “jazzy” feel to your lines.

With easy-to-follow explanations and practical guitar patterns, this lesson is a great starting point for beginning jazz players

You'll find in this lesson some tips and trick for practicing scales, enrich and develop your playing or simply warming-up before a gig.