Jazz Guitar Lessons
The Anatomy of Position Playing with Davy Mooney
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In this Jazz Guitar Today lesson, Davy Mooney elaborates on position playing by playing five different positions on the neck.
In this video, Mooney elaborates on his “Fretboard Fluency” video by going through the tune “Solar” in five different positions on the guitar neck, demonstrating the specific arpeggio shapes that he uses to improvise over common jazz changes such as min7, Maj7, dom7, and min7b5.
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