23 Turn Arounds in the Style of Marcelo Villegas (2/3) Lesson

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- Pedja Simovic4th October 2008
  Gerrardo I really like those turnarounds. Excellent voice leading and chord study.
- Toni Suominen4th October 2008
  Nice to see you on an electric, great lesson Gerardo!
- Emir Hot4th October 2008
  Very nice Gerrardo. Is that a Carvin?
- Vasilije Vukmirovic4th October 2008
  I would recommend this lesson to everyone who want to get into jazz, because it gives insight into different voicings and turnarounds. Yes, it sounds like a classical music, but nevertheless, very important, and it sound beautiful.
  
  I also like the guitar!
  
  Good work!
- Bogdan Radovic4th October 2008
  Great study Gerardo!!
- Nemanja Filipovic4th October 2008
  Great lesson Gerardo.
- Ian Bushell4th October 2008
  Great lesson. Nice Voicings:)
- Gerardo Siere4th October 2008
  Thank you everyone, I'm glad you like it. The guitar is indeed a Carvin, it is a Carvin Bolt model from 2005, I'm very fond of it because it stays in tune so well and the freetbard is so confortable and they are cheaper than fenders.
- kaznie_NL4th October 2008
  Thnx gerardo, this rocks
- Marcus Siepen4th October 2008
  very nice lesson, and very unusual to see you with an electric guitar
- Dejan Farkas4th October 2008
  Very nice
- Hisham Al-Sanea4th October 2008
  sounds great Gera with electric !
- Nazgul7th October 2008
  Very nice, Gerardo!

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- Tags: Turn arounds, Chords, Harmony
Hello, welcome to this series of turn arounds, they are 23 turn arounds in the style of a local guitar hero called Marcelo Villegas.

This is mostly a theory lesson showing how I build my chord progressions so you can get some tools to build your own. You can check on the table at the bottom and choose from Minor chords, Major chords, Dominant for major sequences, Dominant for minor sequences, etc. Also you can look the table vertically so you can check for harmonic substitutions.

If it is the first video of the series you are watching I recommend you to go and watch the first videos of the series, there are some concepts there (dropping for voice leading, pitch class theory, voice leading movements that won´t be explained here again so we can focus in other interesting stuff.

We have 9 chords per turn around and we will refer to them by the number of their place in the progression.

Hope you like them, have fun.

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