All the things you are - Melodic Variations - 5 levels - Easy & Advanced Jazz Guitar - Achim Kohl
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Full Track 0:12
Level 1 5:30 Level 2 6:45 Level 3 8:00 Level 4 9:15 Level 5 10:30
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Hi folks,
the melody of a jazz standard is the key to good improvisation. No matter what your level of playing: never lose touch with the melody! It's not easy, so here are 5 examples of how to play and vary the melody with a good jazz phrasing. "All the things you are" is great for that. All the best for your playing and keep on practicing!
You have demonstrated very well how to develop a great melodic solo. I find octaves easy, so I would consider placing them on level 2 , but maybe thats just me.
It depends, for the most players octaves are a challenge
Fantastic! I'm a piano player and still found this very helpful .... thank you!
Very good played! Thank you! My favorit is clear Level 2.
Excellent lines and explanation 👍
Love it... great tone and playing...👍
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Hello in french I said . Super
C est super. Merci
Hello teacher, I want to learn jazz guitar with you one to one. Do you have online lessons? How should I contact you？I would really appreciate your reply
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Nice workout Sir Achim, great for feel and melody. Thanks for the music.
Thanks Ocean, best regards from Germany
Meraviglioso modo di insegnamento!!Grazie MAESTRO
Thanks!
Hi, Achim! Great playing! By the way, do you know the name of this song? ua-cam.com/video/tjDduX8C6LU/v-deo.html
C'est Bon vraiment Mon vieux
So glad that you chose to do this song. Just wondering, when you taught the solos for Sunny and for autumn leaves, you did it using arpeggios and scales and then we were able to build leads with your help off of those, do you have this type of thing anywhere for this song.? The reason I ask is this is probably my favorite song that I worked on all the time. Also, I want to thank you for your teaching method. I think it’s fantastic. You’re playing has really increased my interest in jazz guitar, now I’m listening to Joe Pass and Wes Montgomery and others.
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