Udemy Jazz Guitar For Beginners Musicians [TUTORiAL]
P2P | 03 March 2022 | 2.5 GB
Hello, my name is Gabriel Felix (California College of Music), and today I want to talk about my new Jazz Course.
Currently, I have more than 2.5 million views on YouTube; more than 40 thousand students in different online platforms using my classes; and more than 276 on-site students learning with my classes in courses in Rio de Janeiro - Brazil.
In this course, i will teach you how to play JAZZ! All the step by step for beginners!!
You can EASILY play even the fanciest, prettiest jazz songs (those that seemed completely out of your league not long ago) - and people will just be blown away by how special are the sounds that are coming out of YOUR guitar.
- You will never again find yourself looking at a professional player playing a fancy, beautiful-sounding chord, and not having a clue what kind of chord it is and how to play it yourself.
- You can take your favorite rock & pop songs, that are originally only played with simple chords, and start mixing fresh, fancy-sounding chords into them (9 chords, 13 chords, 6/9, and plenty more), to create GORGEOUS new cover versions out of them. Versions that no one has heard before - and you made up on the spot.
- If you are writing songs, you now have an insanely colorful "palette" to write your own songs with - using these gorgeous chords.
- You finally UNDERSTAND advanced chords theory, and you will never need to shy out again out of conversations/lessons on advanced materials from fear that you cannot "keep up".
Very Important Note: Jazz it's not an easy style, from this it is necessary to learn harmony, theory, and all the basic jazz chords before begin to play Jazz!! I know you just want to play jazz on the guitar, but be patient and follow all the step by step. It´s much better to spend fell days learning about harmony than give up after 1 week just because you don't know how to play a Cmaj7(9) chord.
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Currently, I have more than 2.5 million views on YouTube; more than 40 thousand students in different online platforms using my classes; and more than 276 on-site students learning with my classes in courses in Rio de Janeiro - Brazil.
In this course, i will teach you how to play JAZZ! All the step by step for beginners!!
- 1. Harmony and Theory for jazz.
- 2. 11 Guitar Practice Tips for Speedy Improvement.
- 3. Chords, scales, and arpeggios.
- 4. How to improvise in diatonic and modal chord progressions.
- 5. Real book with more than 400 songs.
- 6. Improve Your Sense of Rhythm Cheat-Sheet.
- 7. Walking bass technique.
- 8. How to turn an easy pop chords progression in jazz.
You can EASILY play even the fanciest, prettiest jazz songs (those that seemed completely out of your league not long ago) - and people will just be blown away by how special are the sounds that are coming out of YOUR guitar.
- You will never again find yourself looking at a professional player playing a fancy, beautiful-sounding chord, and not having a clue what kind of chord it is and how to play it yourself.
- You can take your favorite rock & pop songs, that are originally only played with simple chords, and start mixing fresh, fancy-sounding chords into them (9 chords, 13 chords, 6/9, and plenty more), to create GORGEOUS new cover versions out of them. Versions that no one has heard before - and you made up on the spot.
- If you are writing songs, you now have an insanely colorful "palette" to write your own songs with - using these gorgeous chords.
- You finally UNDERSTAND advanced chords theory, and you will never need to shy out again out of conversations/lessons on advanced materials from fear that you cannot "keep up".
Very Important Note: Jazz it's not an easy style, from this it is necessary to learn harmony, theory, and all the basic jazz chords before begin to play Jazz!! I know you just want to play jazz on the guitar, but be patient and follow all the step by step. It´s much better to spend fell days learning about harmony than give up after 1 week just because you don't know how to play a Cmaj7(9) chord.
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