Jazz Swing Lead Lesson

by Muris Varajic

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- Kristofer Dahl16th January 2008
  Very nice Muris - I love the thumb sound!
- preownedguitar16th January 2008
  Sounds classy. Great lesson series Muris.
- DeepRoots16th January 2008
  Coolness. Loving the Jazz series
- Freebird16th January 2008
  Whoa that completed the Jazz lesson very well! I love that mellow sound
- chast16th January 2008
  Nice Groove
- Tuubsu16th January 2008
  wow this is just so classy, "lay back and relax" tune. It's great.
- Gerardo Siere16th January 2008
  Sounds great, clear melody related to style, I like it very much. Excelent lesson
- botoxfox16th January 2008
  Sounds really cool
- Pablo Vazquez16th January 2008
  Great Lesson! Very Nice.
- eddiecat16th January 2008
  Sooo coool!
  Just beautiful to listen to.
  Can I have another Martini, please?
- Dejan Farkas16th January 2008
  Cool sound! Excellent lesson for beginners
- The Uncreator16th January 2008
  Awesome, i love your tone muris!!
- TheClansmanDK16th January 2008
  Warm and relaxing. Nice job Muris. Perfect after a long at work
- TheClansmanDK16th January 2008
  Long day ofcourse
- Joe Kataldo16th January 2008
  JaaazzzYYyyY
- Juan M. Valero16th January 2008
  great lesson, sometimes is wonder play few notes with lot of feeling !! great jazz, Muris
- Ivan Milenkovic16th January 2008
  very very nice and subtle. good work
- Hisham Al-Sanea16th January 2008
  nice swing muris.good lesson
- Giancarlo Anselmetti16th January 2008
  Very nice lesson.You have jazz in you Muris!
  Thanks
- Jerry Arcidiacono16th January 2008
  Great lesson and sound, Muris
- Muris Varajic16th January 2008
  Thanks everybody,glad you like it!!
- Nick32517th January 2008
  great man
- shellshock191117th January 2008
  Yea really awesome lesson in addition with the rhythm section. I am working on incorporating my theory lately so I study other peoples works to see why they do certain things. Why do you play the F#m arpeggio as first lick over Dmaj7 in video one?
- Muris Varajic17th January 2008
  I'm actually playing piece of Dmaj7 arpeggio.
  Notes are D,F#,A and C#.
  As you can see,sort of F# minor inside.
- krudtaa17th January 2008
  Nice lesson. thanks.
- David Wallimann17th January 2008
  Excellent Muris!
  This is very helpful to me as I'm starting to work more on Jazz stuff. Is that warm sound coming out of your Pandora?
- Muris Varajic17th January 2008
  Thanks David!!
  
  As the matter it is,same sound I used for Country Solo.
  Pandora works quite nice indeed.
- Gabriel Leopardi17th January 2008
  Very nice lesson Muris. The guitar sound is very good too.
- visi0n18th January 2008
  nice Muris .. smoothyyy
- Muris Varajic18th January 2008
  Appreciate it!
- kyldeee21st January 2008
  Love this jazzy stuff, and the tone of your guitar... Thanks again for a great lesson
- Muris Varajic21st January 2008
  Pleasure is all mine.
- Carlos Carrillo16th March 2008
  Fantastic lesson Muris!!!!
  
  thanks
- Muris Varajic16th March 2008
  Thank you Carlos.
- eddiecat25th March 2008
  
  I love the effect of those semi tones sliding
  into the correct note!
  Those are the out notes, right?
  The two lessons combined (rhythm and solo)
  are also a great theory exercise.
  Could never apply them to my own playing,
  in that sense they are far too advanced,
  but I love "studying" them.
  Cheers, Eddie
- eddiecat25th March 2008
  Oh! Just read the introduction again...
  With out notes you mean notes out of the scale!
  Forget my previous post!
  Bye
- Muris Varajic25th March 2008
  Yes Eddie,with "out" notes I think of notes out of scale,diatonic wise,major,minor and modes(7 notes scale).
  But Jazz is wide space where chromatic has great importance.
- eddiecat25th March 2008
  Sorry, me again!
  The semi notes sliding into correct notes
  are neighbour notes, right?
  Aaarggghhhhh...
- Muris Varajic25th March 2008
  That's right Eddie.
  
  Some neighbor notes are also "out" notes,as you can see.
- Lian Gerbino30th April 2008
  man u r awesome!
- Muris Varajic1st May 2008
  Cheers Lian
- sigma727th May 2008
  grr..why is jazz so hard?!
- Muris Varajic27th May 2008
  Perhaps it has wider boarders but believe me,
  once you jump into it it's a pure fun.
- stickpin1st February 2009
  new guy here,do the lessons use standard tuning?
  is there a tuning application on the site?
  just want to be able to play along and be in tune with the tracks and work with the lessons.
  thanks
- Muris Varajic2nd February 2009
  Most of the lessons are in standard tuning
  except few but there is always a note about tuning.
  There is no tuner app on the site right now
  but that feature is coming up soon I hope.
  
  And welcome to GMC.
- daveb8th February 2009
  Very Smooth! You are quite versatile Muris
- Daniel Realpe28th April 2010
  very relaxing, and smooth

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