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Content
Lesson 1: Major Modes & Chord Scales and Harmonic Minor Review
- Major Modes and Learning the Fretboard
- Fifth Mode of Harmonic Minor [7(b9b13)]
- Dom7(b9 13)
- Introduction to Transcription
Lesson 2: Modes of the Melodic Minor Scale
- Modes of the Melodic Minor Scale
- Time Feel, Swing Feel, and Subdivision
- Melodic Minor (1st mode), Melodic Minor Scale Rhythmic Subdivision
- Lydian b7 Scale
- The Locrian n2 Scale
- The Altered Scale
Lesson 3: Continuity: Across the Bar Line Phrasing
- Creating Continuity via Scales, Intervals and Arpeggios across the Bar Line
- Major Modes across the Bar Line
- Harmonic Minor Mode 5 (Mixolydian b9b13) across the Bar Line
- Melodic Minor across the Bar Line
Lesson 4: Blues in Jazz Continued
- Review Charlie Parker Blues Form
- Bebop Scale Review
- Harmonic Anticipation and the Bebop Scale
- Adding Tension to Basic 12-Bar Blues with the Altered Scale and Harmonic Minor
- Coltrane Blues Variations
Lesson 5: Rhythm Changes
- Rhythm Changes: A Short History
- Basic Rhythm Changes
- Tonic/Approach, Continuity, Harmonic Minor, Harmonic Anticipation
- The Complete A Section
- Adding the Secondary Dominant
- The Bridge—Lydian b7
Lesson 6: Pentatonic Scales
- Pentatonic Scales in Jazz
- Review of Minor 7 Pentatonic and Its Uses
- The Dominant 7 Pentatonic Scale
- The Major (b6) Pentatonic Scale
- Mixed Pentatonics on Major and Minor Blues Progressions
Lesson 7: The Diminished Scale
- The Whole-Half and Half-Whole Diminished Scales
- The Half-Whole Diminished Scale and Its Relationship to the 7(b9) Chord
- Secondary Dominant Exercises
- Diminished Scale Patterns
- Triads and Diminished Chords and Scales
Lesson 8: Phrasing, Dynamics, and Rhythm & Jazz Guitar Comping
- Using Space
- "Play/Rest" Exercises
- Rhythmic Groupings
- Dynamics
- Comping Rhythms
Lesson 9: John Coltrane's "Moment's Notice"
- The First Eight Measures
- Across the Bar Line on the First Eight Measures
- Easy Chord Voicings for "Moment's Notice"
- John Coltrane's Solo on "Moment's Notice"
Lesson 10: John Coltrane—The Coltrane Matrix ("Giant Steps" )
- "Giant Steps" Matrix
- Arpeggios, Approach Notes, and Four-Note Motives—Analyzing Coltrane's solo
- Using the Whole-Tone Scale on the Matrix
- Applying Coltrane Changes to Other Songs
Lesson 11: Contemporary Jazz Guitarists (Jim Hall, John Scofield,
Bill Frisell, Pat Metheny)
- Harmonic and Melodic Characteristics of Each
- The Importance of Sound and Time
- Blending Jazz, Blues, Rock, and Funk Styles
- Analysis of Selected Excerpts from Each Guitarist
Lesson 12: Nonfunctional Harmony, Contemporary Jazz Guitar, and
Slash Chords
- Nonfunctional Harmony Progressions
- Slash Chords and the ECM Compositional Style
- Modern Jazz Guitar
- Modern Jazz Guitar Composition
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