Part 5 of Jazz in A minor series. Covers theory and harmony behind the chord progression used in the series.

Taking a detour from the normal style of lessons here on GMC, we are diving into some deep beginner theory: How chords are formed and why? Come with me as I explain this and answer other questions about chord formations and structure!

Studies using Abel Carlevaro´s theory on right hand scales fingerings. This will help you to come up with your own fingerings for finger picking. Also good for right hand technique and scales knowledge in position I for sigh reading drills.

Studies using Abel Carlevaro's theory on right hand scales fingerings. This will help you to come up with your own fingerings for finger picking. Also good for right hand technique and scales knowledge in position I for sight reading drills.

Correct accents, consistancy, skipping the string when playing octaves, and rake the strings with one finger when you're sweeping from higher strings to lower.

In this lesson I will try to help you develop correct left hand technique using some basic scales to show you correct fingering. I have provided you tabs for all grooves and scales i've played, in same order they appear in video.

Let's play chords using only two fingers. Thanks to the open strings, they will sound more complex than they are.

A classic sound that can add new dimension to your rhythm playing.

Spice Up Your Chords: Unlocking Richer Sounds with 7ths!