Hello from UK.... thanks for your videos, I'm just starting off my journey with jazz and short videos straight to the point as yours are a great help..
thankyou for all your inspiring videos. alot of it is over my head, but such an inspiration. i love your band from this spring!! hello from tennessee, usa.
@@tinajackel hi Tina - I am ok - but been having back and neck problems that keep me from working as I would like to - damn! I've started to work on launching my own YT channel soon (in no small part 'cause of your shining example!). If you like I can keep you up and informed on my project. Thanks for ...simply being you!
I LOVE these kind of ideas!!! I got heavily into it from studies by my good friend Tom Lippincott, but this lesson is as good an examination as you will find anywhere. Thank you!!! I just got the PDF to work on in the morning. But, please, don't try to look like Kurt!!! The Look Of Tina and the Sound Of Tina are pure gold themselves.
Hi Tina, love the way you give some of your experiences to youtube community ! I come from the classical guitar world and now play in a francophone indie rock band. I'm trying to learn to improvise by myself and its quit a journey ! I found that there's errors in the tabs you show on this videos. Thanks again !
@@tinajackel the first one is at 1min47 on the third bar on the last 2 beat. You do the same note but at the fourth fret on the string of D and A. It looks like a bigger gap but I prefer the way you play so its easier to loop the exercice multiple time!
,hola Tina comparto contigo ( con vos como diríamos en argentina), la fascinación por la música de Kurt Lamento no saber demasiado de inglés para poder disfrutar plenamente de tus videos, que son buenísimos Te descubrí hoy
I did the same. Now I gig daily with Frank, Dweezil, Vai, Prince, Jimi....it's only a matter of scares. If you jump on improvisation without thinking (better with the eyes closed), you can achieve speed & and incredible music lines.
Most interesting.... You always make my day with new ways to thing about practicing ... thanks Tina :) Also, I see that in your recent videos, you are using a Fender Tube amp over your beloved Henriksen Jazz Amp or even the Vox Pathfinder 10 . Do you prefer the tone from the Fender over solid-state ?
Thanks for doing this. Big fan of KR, but as someone who learned by ear it's really tough to figure out some of his juiciest licks. Look forward to trying some of these :)
hi stefano! great question! there are many ways of applying them! i made a video about exercises no 3 and how you can use it in an improvisation th-cam.com/video/FDEj8F4w8vU/w-d-xo.html
so in 5:41 i show some chords that would work with this exercise that being said it’s just fourth stacked upon each other: Bb Eb Ab those notes would also sound good over a Fm7 or an Gb69 chord just experiment using different roots
Thank you so much for this. You’re so right about the challenge of shifting positions. Also, technique is extra challenging for guitarists because we’re sometimes caught between pick and pull off. Whereas pianists can just strike.
so true ! the left hand right hand coordination is a challenge on its own. sometimes i practice only the left hand or only the right hand ( dampening the strings with the left hand/ or not) and that helps me a lot! like pianist do too! all the best to you keep on practicing
Impressive and expands vocabulary considerably. On a side note, I think I had considered this particular Ibanez semi hollow when deciding I needed a semi hollow. It's an Ibanez FM93VLS , isn't it?(Ultimately, I got me a different brand, but this one was a close call for its playability and nice tone)
Wow, Jazz guitarists today, sad really 😮. Just stupid patterns and dissonance just for the sake of dissonance. No melody, swing or soul. Jimmy Bruno is right in saying this…..
Mensch Tina, nun hast du alles erklärt. Spiel halt mal. Ohne Kurt Rosenwinkel, Joe Pass etc. pp. Ohne „tschägg idd oud“, b5, 11/13, vielleicht noch sus, vermindert, oder die Hälfte davon? Bin gespannt.
Tina, slowly but surely you are becoming the Big Mamma of internet jazz teachers.
Thank you for being your passionate you!
thank you Joe! i
Thank you for compiling those that's very helpful ! Love the thumbnail too 😜
thank you!
Great video! The Kurt Rosenwinkel cosplay was spot on oh my gosh!
thank you!
Really appreciate this video. Thanks.
thank you!
Hello from UK.... thanks for your videos, I'm just starting off my journey with jazz and short videos straight to the point as yours are a great help..
i am happy to be of helpful 😊
@@tinajackel which music book would recommend for someone starting the jazz journey? First jazz standards for instance...
Thank you Tina for your most inspiring and educational videos!!!! Greetings from Sweden!
thank you for watching! 😀
thanks Tina! this lesson was very interesting to me. something quite different to try out.
thank you Cesare! i think this exercises are really a lot of fun to try out. especially the first one, shifting position helped me in many ways!
Thanks Tina! Excellent stuff!
your welcome ❤️
You inspire! Thank you from Gothenburg, Sweden.
thank you Johan!
I need play all these exercises thank you so much Tina !!!!
your welcome! have fun practicing them!
@@tinajackel thanks Tina !!!🙂🙂
the whole tone lick is awesome. the add9 arpeggios is also nice.
thank you oli! i really like the add9 arpeggio
This is the first time I see this video and I loved it her. Thanks.
your welcome
Awesome! So informative.
thank you!
hey Tina, much love from Sweden, thank you!!
it’s a pleasure!
Hi from Brasil ! Nice video Tina !!! thank you
your welcome
Excellent video!
thank you!
What an amazing guitarist you are ❤ I also love your sound ❤
thank you so much!
I really like what you teach! Inspiring, thank you. (At 4:25 the first note would be "F")
thank you! thank you also for your feedback- its supposed to be an „F“ not an „E“ 😅
Great job! Thanks
great share. thank you!
Thank you too
Didn’t expect to see myself at the beginning of the video! Thanks for including me! Great video!
awesome. thank you !
thank you!
This is going in my watch later. I will put these into my practise routine.
cool! thank you for watching!
OMG that thumbnail!! Love it. Great video. Thanks for making this.
it’s a pleasure!😊
Thank you very much Tina! This is an amazing and inspiring video, thank you for all the effort!
thank you! i am happy if i can be inspirational 😊
thankyou for all your inspiring videos. alot of it is over my head, but such an inspiration. i love your band from this spring!! hello from tennessee, usa.
thank you alex!! best wishes from berlin!
thank you Tina. great exercises. (I only do the 1st and 5th). ;))
great! have fun!
thanks Tina
Great exercises Tina! Thank you so much for sharing
your welcome! have fun practicing the guitar
Wonderful lesson ❤ The whole note scale seems to be the key to KR sound...
Endlich Programm für die Unterrichts.-Sommerpause! :)
haha! sehr gut, sin auch echt super übungen (ich freu mich schon wenn ich die zeit habe sie auch zu üben)
Awesome!
thank you!
WONDERFUL! Thank you
thank you!
Sounds great!
thank you
absolute cool teacher! love you!
thank you Joe! how are you doing these days?
@@tinajackel hi Tina - I am ok - but been having back and neck problems that keep me from working as I would like to - damn! I've started to work on launching my own YT channel soon (in no small part 'cause of your shining example!). If you like I can keep you up and informed on my project. Thanks for ...simply being you!
Hey Tina! Thanks for including me in your video :)
hi aimee! thanks so much for sharing that exercise! it sounds really beautiful ( but it’s hard to play i am still practicing it 😅😅)
Awesome video Tina!
thank you!
No.4 makes me think of Opeth!! Love that sound.. ❤
Thanks Tina!!! Great!!! 🌻
your welcome 😊
Thanks PDF purchased👍
thank you for the purchase! i am going to buy me some coffee ☕️
So so cool!!! Thank you!!!
thank you Jason!
Great work.
thank you!
Great video!
gold thank you
I LOVE these kind of ideas!!! I got heavily into it from studies by my good friend Tom Lippincott, but this lesson is as good an examination as you will find anywhere. Thank you!!! I just got the PDF to work on in the morning. But, please, don't try to look like Kurt!!! The Look Of Tina and the Sound Of Tina are pure gold themselves.
thank you ! i will not try to like like Kurt :)
I love Tom's lessons.
@@rillloudmother You are a person of good taste.
Great!! Thank you! 🙏🎶
thank you Thiago!
Hi Tina, love the way you give some of your experiences to youtube community ! I come from the classical guitar world and now play in a francophone indie rock band. I'm trying to learn to improvise by myself and its quit a journey ! I found that there's errors in the tabs you show on this videos. Thanks again !
hi jean! thank your for your feedback! please let me know at which minutes the errors occur in the TAB`S! thank you! all the best!
@@tinajackel at 4m27 there’s one of them on the Bbmaj79 the first note is on the 13 fret (Fa) not the 12 (Mi).
@@tinajackel the first one is at 1min47 on the third bar on the last 2 beat. You do the same note but at the fourth fret on the string of D and A. It looks like a bigger gap but I prefer the way you play so its easier to loop the exercice multiple time!
,hola Tina comparto contigo ( con vos como diríamos en argentina), la fascinación por la música de Kurt
Lamento no saber demasiado de inglés para poder disfrutar plenamente de tus videos, que son buenísimos
Te descubrí hoy
thank you claudio!
Great great video 🙏🙏
thank you 😊
so excited to see kurt rosenwinkel worship hehehe
Fantástic you o like you and Kurt too vídeos .thank you
your welcome!
Love your channel … 🎉
thank you Damien!
I did the same. Now I gig daily with Frank, Dweezil, Vai, Prince, Jimi....it's only a matter of scares. If you jump on improvisation without thinking (better with the eyes closed), you can achieve speed & and incredible music lines.
right on!
Most interesting.... You always make my day with new ways to thing about practicing ... thanks Tina :) Also, I see that in your recent videos, you are using a Fender Tube amp over your beloved Henriksen Jazz Amp or even the Vox Pathfinder 10 . Do you prefer the tone from the Fender over solid-state ?
thank you michael! yes at the moment i prefer the fender blues deluxe it’s a great amp ( but too heavy)
Great lesson and you remind me of Emily Remler
thank you!
Thanks for doing this. Big fan of KR, but as someone who learned by ear it's really tough to figure out some of his juiciest licks. Look forward to trying some of these :)
cool! have fun exploring!
Great Exercises! How could I use them in the real life impro?
hi stefano! great question! there are many ways of applying them! i made a video about exercises no 3 and how you can use it in an improvisation th-cam.com/video/FDEj8F4w8vU/w-d-xo.html
awesome!
Thanks!
What program is that at 5:28?
that´s the anytune pro app! i can only highly recommend it!
So can exercise #2 (the sus7 chords moving up in whole tones) be used over say a Dom 7th chord vamp?
so in 5:41 i show some chords that would work with this exercise
that being said it’s just fourth stacked upon each other: Bb Eb Ab
those notes would also sound good over a Fm7 or an Gb69 chord
just experiment using different roots
Thank you so much for this. You’re so right about the challenge of shifting positions. Also, technique is extra challenging for guitarists because we’re sometimes caught between pick and pull off. Whereas pianists can just strike.
so true ! the left hand right hand coordination is a challenge on its own. sometimes i practice only the left hand or only the right hand ( dampening the strings with the left hand/ or not) and that helps me a lot! like pianist do too! all the best to you keep on practicing
What’s the video of Kurt playing in the beginning?
hi ray man, here is the link : th-cam.com/video/TaRP63rx5vk/w-d-xo.html
Impressive and expands vocabulary considerably. On a side note, I think I had considered this particular Ibanez semi hollow when deciding I needed a semi hollow. It's an Ibanez FM93VLS , isn't it?(Ultimately, I got me a different brand, but this one was a close call for its playability and nice tone)
hi ! thank you for watching my video! it’s an ibanez jsm vintage- i really like this guitar sounds great but is a little bit heavy ( for me)!
@@tinajackel Thanks for clarifying, I appreciate it!
Det meget fint. Hvis jeg ellers kunne se noget, for teksten. Det er nok min tlf, der ikke passer til billedeformatet.
ur so cool, dank vid too
👍
The second exercise sounds like Red Clay.
lmfao the thumbnail
👌🙋♂
He didn't invent them he discovered them
ok
i like you
Wow, Jazz guitarists today, sad really 😮. Just stupid patterns and dissonance just for the sake of dissonance. No melody, swing or soul. Jimmy Bruno is right in saying this…..
Mensch Tina, nun hast du alles erklärt. Spiel halt mal. Ohne Kurt Rosenwinkel, Joe Pass etc. pp.
Ohne „tschägg idd oud“, b5, 11/13,
vielleicht noch sus, vermindert,
oder die Hälfte davon?
Bin gespannt.
tja ob ich das kann und möchte weiß ich nicht 🎸
@@tinajackel Deine Antwort ehrt dich.
Vielen Dank!
Auf jeden Fall ist dein Kanal richtig gut.
More useful stuff. I can incorporate into my practice routine immediately!
have fun!
hello german..