Jazz Improvisation For Guitar

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Media:		Sheet Music and CD

Language:		English

Arrangement:		Guitar Tab, with chord symbols (TAB(S))

Skill Level:		Intermediate/Advanced - Explain this

Author:		Les Wise

Publisher:		Hal Leonard

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Les Wise. REH ProLessons Book/Audio pack. This terrific book will allow you to make the transition from playing disjointed scales and arpeggios to playing melodic jazz solos. Includes sections on tension, resolution, licks, techniques, altered tension and more. Arranged for intermediate to advanced guitarists in standard notation and guitar tablature.

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Sales Rank:: 2201
Published on:: 26/10/2001
Format:: Instrumental Tutor
Length:: 32 pages
Language:: English
Catalogue #:: HL00695657
ISBN:: Not specified

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Altered Tension In The Ii-v-i Progressions

Altered Tension With The Major Arpeggio

Altered Tension With The Major Scale

Finding Functioning Dominant 7th Chords

Jazz Guitar Thinking

Major Scale Patterns

Melodic Minor Scale And Arpeggion Forms

Minor Ii-v-i Examples

Natural And Altered Tension

Playing The Examples From Chord Forms

Putting It All Together

Resolution In Soloing

Scale Harmonization

Tension And Resolution

Tension And Resolution With Harmonic Minor

Tension And Resolution With Jazz Minor

Tension And Resolution With Major Scales

The Dominant 7th Chord

The Harmonic Minor Scale

The Harmonic Minor Scale Forms

The Jazz Or 'Real' Melodic Minor Scale

The Minor Ii-v-i Progression

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Very good book. Has lots of examples (I think 38) demonstrating the use of each concept. From not knowing much about jazz improvisation before I bought it, after a few hours of reading it my playing became a lot more melodic and exciting.
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