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This book has been helping me create melodic solos in the major 2 5 1 progression as I go through the real book with my teacher.
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I've been playing guitar on and off for the past 35 years. There has always been a barrier to jazz for me because every time I... Read More
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Alexander had written anything that might apply.
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He may mention as much in his notes in the book but it covers arpeggios, playing them in context (over corresponding chords), bebop, tritone substitutions, extensions built off said stuff and more, but, if you are familiar with caged system, does so only for ii v i progressions of the a major form.
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I guess the intention is to leave the application of this material to the remaining forms (cged) as an exercise for the reader.
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I have to wonder if there is a more complete (google caged system, its not esoterica) yet managable method out there.
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It would be worth it to me anyways.
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It is not something that comes without practice.
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It's very hard for a lifelong mediocre guitarist like me to find good instructional books.
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Relearning jazz guitar after a 30 year hiatus.
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