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Steve Cardenas Guitar Masterclass Videos 1-2 PDF
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This discounted bundle includes both guitar masterclass videos 1 & 2 from Steve Cardenas.

Video 1 (Jazz Guitar Phrasing): In part one (1 of 2) of this guitar masterclass series, renowned guitarist Steve Cardenas shows you his approach to jazz phrasing. Steve breaks down his concepts on early and delayed resolutions, various beat placements, connecting ideas, learning tunes and more. If you want to add some depth to your jazz soloing, this masterclass is for you.
Topics Covered: Guitar, Jazz, Solo Development, Phrasing, Rhythmic Aspects, Beat Displacement, Delayed Resolutions, Early Resolutions, Improvisation, Motifs, Playing Melodies, Leaving Space, Repetition, Connecting Ideas, Over the Bar Line, Learning the Language of Jazz, Listening, Learning Tunes, Etc.

Video 2 (Beyond Chord-Scale Relationships): In part two (2 of 2) of this guitar masterclass series, renowned guitarist Steve Cardenas shows you his fresh approach to melodic improvisation. Steve breaks down his method of finding/hearing notes without automatically turning on the chord-scale autopilot so you can play seamlessly through the changes. If you want to add some depth to your jazz soloing while escaping the chord-scale rut, this masterclass is for you.
Topics Covered: Guitar, Jazz, Improvisation, The Relation of all Modes, Importance of Chord Tones, Chord-Scale Relationships, Using Tools, Chromaticism, Recognizing Pitches, Looking for Ideas and Sounds, Harmonic Minor, Melodic Minor, Harmonic Major, Diatonic Modes, Jazz Vocabulary, Playing the Changes, Harmonic Shifts, Playing Over Diminished Chords, Etc.

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