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Nigel Price - Jazz Guitar

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7 contributions to Nigel Price - Jazz Guitar
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In the i vi ii v progression , you talk of diminished arp ( B, D , Ab or F) being played over the 6th (dom) chord - but what if it's a Emin7 rather than E7 -- can you still play a diminished arp for tension but coming from E, G, A#, C# ?
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@Nigel Price thanks - just wondered what your thought process would be , i suppose almost anything goes as long as you hit a chord tone to resolve to the ii chord
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@Nigel Price brilliant thank you
Stella By Starlight
Here’s the missing example solo from the ‘jazz wheel’ tunes. To avoid all doubt, the ‘jazz wheel’ Is the little device I invented to ensure the whole of the guitar neck is being covered by your practice. That’s all in the ‘Classroom’ if you sign up to ‘premium’. Thanks.
Stella By Starlight
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Highly recommend signing up to the classroom stuff, great examples and some ideas that you probably not thought of before eg chord plurality
Voice leading with octaves. Very Wezzy!
More about voice leading. This time with the groovy bossa nova and with the ideas transferred to octaves. Let me know what you think. I do like talking about this sort of stuff…
Voice leading with octaves. Very Wezzy!
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Never thought of using the octaves for this sort of practice ,,,durrr makes sense and keeps it musical 😀
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@Nigel Price sounds great
Classroom Videos
Anyone unsure of whether the subscription is worth it -?? - The answer is YES .......just the lessons on the fretboard alone are excellent . I binge watched them yesterday and now the hard yards begin..
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Slower chord tone practice
If you slow things down, you have more time to think, and in this case, I actually get the chance to say out loud what I’m doing!
Slower chord tone practice
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when u started this did you pick one area and nail the chord tone and then move up or down neck -- or did you do freefall straight in and attempt to hit random chord tones in any position ?
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@Nigel Price just checked the classroom pages -- excellent lessons fairplay. it definitely makes sense to nail thise bits down. In lesson 6 on random changes section towards the end are you still focusing on calling the intervals in your head and landing them on the beat when improvising ?
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Martyn Harding
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love jazz guitar - feel like a novice & wish I was better at it !

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