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Warren Greig : Triadic Improvisation for Jazz Guitar
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The lessons on this DVD were designed for intermediate and advanced guitar players who feel their solos are too deeply rooted in scalar or modal playing. By utilizing triadic forms, intervallic and harmonic variety can be achieved. Length: 47 minutes
Genre: Jazz: Bebop
Release Date: 2009
Triadic Improvisation for Jazz Guitar Record Label: Warren Greig Music
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Introduction 0:00 Album Only
Triadic Forms on the Fingerboard 0:00 Album Only
Triadic Substitution / Triads in Scales 0:00 Album Only
Using Triads on a Minor Chord Progression 0:00 Album Only

Album Notes

Warren is a melodic player with a solid grasp of modern jazz harmony. He is influenced by players such as: Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, Kenny Burrell, Pat Martino, Ed Bickert and Jim Hall.

The DVD on Triadic Improvisation for Jazz Guitar demonstrates how triads can be used to create harmonic and melodic interest in your solos via triadic substitution. All musical examples are performed on a Martin CF-1 archtop and a vintage gibson 175.

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