Jazz Guitar Lessons
What Guitarists Can Learn From Trumpeters
Bob Bakert, Editor: I have always been impressed with how trumpeters phrase and develop notes and solos. They work with the same notes that us guitar players do, but to my ears it just seems different. So,…what can we learn from the trumpeters? Dave Frackenpohl was my instructor/teacher while I attended GSU. I asked Dave if he would break down a few lines for us, the curious, to study. Dave graciously accepted and we are very glad he did. Check out his first offering with this line from trumpet great Dizzy Gillespie.
Dizzy G Phrase
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Jazz Guitar Lessons5 days agoNew Davy Mooney Lesson: Joe Henderson’s “Serenity,” From The 1964 Album “In ‘n Out.”
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Jazz Guitar Lessons3 weeks ago
Davy Mooney Explores Thelonious Monk’s Beautiful Ballad “Monk’s Mood”
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Jazz Guitar Lessons5 days ago
Ted Ludwig’s Jazz ‘Lick of the Week’ #20
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Jazz Guitar Lessons2 weeks ago
New JGT Video Lesson: Rootless Voicings, Part 1
