Vic Juris: All That Jazz #2 Guitar Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Guitar World brings you a series of guitar lessons with jazz guitarist Vic Juris called All That Jazz.
In lesson #2, Vic talks about implying chord substitutions over a ii-V-I
progression.
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Vic was a brilliant player, teacher and awesome human. Sorely missed but not forgotten.
Totally agree. Some of the MOST beautiful but, complex music there is.
im more of a metal guitarist but jazz is great and im probably going to try to add it to my repetoire.
@TheBeatlesCom Music theory isn't the hardest thing in the world to understand anyway. All you have to do is break down major, melodic minor, harmonic minor, and diminished scales. Once you find out what intervals and arpeggios they contain, you can deal with most music you'll encounter. It takes time to stack thirds or fourths in scales and modes, but it's fun to do and they sound great.
You practice the concepts of theory whether you want to or not. If you play an instrument, you are applying the concepts. Being able to understand theory just helps you to avoid getting into ruts. Like playing every song in the Key of E or C if drop C is your thing. It's nice to be able to play songs in more than one key. Metal or not.
I love a good death metal band as much as the next guy but the ones I enjoy most have a clear grounding in theory.
What about the speed of bluegrass?
It is!
@Prenner111
haha! an old trick!
actually he makes it pretty clear and understandable given the nature of the material.
@TheBeatlesCom I've been studying "jazz" for 7+ years now and I can't play a blues like Buddy Guy. It's not just simple as playing pentatonic over a 12 bar form. There is a certain vocabulary to the form and in some ways it's hard to play than a "jazz blues" because the chromaticism in jazz isn't as permissible in uptown blues. I'm trying to learn some more T-Bone myself and the vocabulary and aesthetic is different even though it's cut from the same bread. By the way, genres kill good music.
It's just so unorthodox extremely complicated but yet you cant really take any of the techniques you learn in jazz and apply them to any other style, so learning jazz fluently is like a commitment you have to look to play jazz and nothing else.
DAT jazz... damn
you need to check out wes montgomery......no theory at all and he was doing stuff that musicians knew nothing about......
@dealer205 On the video entitled 'Vic Juris: All That Jazz #1 Guitar Lesson' perhaps?
muito bom!!!!
@kokirigreen in my case, I am trying to teach my self. In fact I find that bad, because I feel as if I need instruction to study music theory, and I just study 'tabs' off the internet. It is so damn hard to find material on music theory in Iceland(where I live). So in my case, the best thing I could do would be to find a good guitar instructor.
@kkdav1 Maybe because anyone can play blues if they know the pentatonic scale and 12 bar blues. But many people can't play jazz cause they are to lazy to learn the theroy,Music reading ect.
@TheBeatlesCom I'm sorry, I'v tried those types of buddy guy lines. I used to be a blues player back when I figured out how easy it was. And I was playing blues lines that were just about identical to buddy guys and many others such as Clapton and B.B King. You could either be lieing to try to make yourself and other blues players feel better bout thhemselves but I'm just gonna say you have a bad hand on pentatonics.
@TheBeatlesCom if the theory stays in the mind and never makes its way to the ear then it is just as useless. For years I immensed myself in theory, trying to catch up with all the other jazz cats at my university. Problem was, I never heard the stuff and that is the main problem with music pedagogy these days. Wes didn't need books and books of academese detailing tri-tone subs and back cycles because he just learned to hear them. The written theory helps to further ground but the ear is first
@varulv234 I know, you're totally right, theory sucks...
He just makes it sound hard to make him look better...
@varulv234 It's useful all the time, I was being sarcastic. Saying that theory sucks is incredibly stupid.
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@dirtycricket69 Thats ma boy!! :D i love how you get instantly thumb'd down and flagged as spam xD everyones gotta be the troll once in a while
@Mustang1204 Jazz is hard but flamenco is just ridiculous listen to paco de lucia if you havent already heard of him
As did Jimi Hendrix but not everyone is as talented.