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| JAZZ GUITAR TECHNIQUE — Phrases Across Two and Three Strings |
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The following phrases are a sample from the 5 pages of Two- and Three-String Phrases in the book. Three- and Four-String Phrases are below. |
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Phrases Across Three and Four Strings |
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The following exercises are a sample from the 12 pages of Three- and Four-String Phrases in the book. |
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| Next: Phrasing and Articulation | ||
| INTRODUCTION 6 How to Use This Book 7 Suggestions for Practice 8 A Quick Discussion of Fingering 9 BASICS 10 I • Learning the Neck 10 II • Picking 12 CROSS-STRING STUDIES 14 Two-String Exercises 15 Three-String Exercises 21 Two and Three Bar Phrases 27 Three and Four-String Arpeggios 32 Phrases and Patterns Across Three and Four Strings 36 TRIADS 48 Major Triads Across Six Strings 50 Minor Triads Across Six Strings 52 COMPLEX RHYTHMS 54 ADVANCED STUDIES 62 PHRASING 74 Accenting Exercises 76 Phrasing Exercises 79 GRABBING CHORDS 82 LINES AND CHORDS 92 ETUDES 96 APPENDIX (90 Reasons Why You Need Good Technique) 108 CHECK IT OUT (A Selective Discography) 110 |
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