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Piotr Kaczor15th March 2009Cool jazz lines, Jerry! Very useful lesson! 
Jerry Arcidiacono15th March 2009Thank you Piotr 
Sinisa Cekic15th March 2009Beautiful piece Jerry ,smooth and relaxing
kaznie_NL15th March 2009Nice and jazzy sound!
Emir Hot15th March 2009Very nice Jerry
Aleksander Sukovic15th March 2009Very cool! I like the way it sounds. Great job, Jerry!
Bogdan Radovic15th March 2009Very smooth lesson Jerry! Tone is really relaxing !
Ivan Milenkovic15th March 2009aaah, so smooth, awesome sounding mate!
Nazgul15th March 2009Great, this will be very useful for me! I've been waiting for this!
Pedja Simovic15th March 2009Cool lesson Jerry, great chord progression !
David Wallimann15th March 2009Great lines Jerry!
Nice to see you doing some jazz stuff! :-)
Vasilije Vukmirovic15th March 2009Excellent sound!
Gerardo Siere15th March 2009Nice lesson!
Dejan Farkas15th March 2009Very smooth and nice
Kristofer Dahl15th March 2009Very nice Jarry - the jazz notes series is becoming an awesome resource! If you haven't yet - check out the rest of the series here:
http://www.guitarmasterclass.net/lessonseries/Jazz-Notes
Jerry Arcidiacono16th March 2009Thanks to all of you guys!
Alejandro Pinero16th March 2009Cool Jerry!!
Alejandro
Jerry Arcidiacono16th March 2009Thank you Alejandro
ItsMe27th May 2009great lesson.
ItsMe27th May 2009Totally missed that so far. Just great
Jerry Arcidiacono28th May 2009Thank you man
Hello dear GMC:ers,
with this lesson we are going to study how to improvise over chord changes, using the same scale as long as we can. This is the basic concept for diatonic improvisation.
I chose the progression from "Lover Man", a jazz standard piece. Take a look at video #1 to listen and read some theory about chords and scales.
It's very important to master some previous lessons like Buiding Chords, Triads and Inversions and II-V-I Progression: Licks.
Happy improvising!
