12 Essential Jazz Guitar Chords - Beginner Jazz Guitar Lesson | Toolbox 2.1

Great lesson

How can I make chord scales from this, I need a practical approach to connect the chords

ça prend un Québécois pour avoir une Godin Montréal.:) Fantastique video, 32 ans de guitar rock et je comprenais rien au jazz, tes videos sont tellement clairs que le jazz commence a etre une petite partie de mon vocabulaire. Un immense merci.

C6 . 2nd pos. is a nonsense for small hands, especially for smooth change.. Trust Jazz to make things difficult and for teachers not to show an alternative. Teach did well up to that point.. Worked out the alternative noted by someone else further on for myself..

Nice tutorial...nice and slow for beginners.
Merci!!
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Hello,
What guitar are u using?
Hollow?
Semi-hollow?
Center block?
Appreciate your input 👍
Much blessings 🙌
Ty
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Please I don't really understand sir
I'm really knew to jazzy work and Guitar in general

Thank you sir

Tu as un accent typiquement québécois :)

Your intro is dangerously close!
This video was really helpful!

I should have looked at the video years ago!

Thank you for your free sheets🌔❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thank you so much for this lesson!!! I made screenshots of all of the chords! Thank you.

greetings fron BC ,nice to see these diff voicings ...ya , i love triads , but agree these work well for arpeggios voxman hank ......altho the fingerings of scale arps are fun and interesting ..dang .its all good stuff for outlining the chord changes ...well , im working on that ...any videos on outlining Marc ???

so are these chords able to be played up and down the neck? As far as shapes are concerned

Good simplification for jazz beginners thanks. Two presentation conventions I feel could benefit from slight modification 1. Showing fingering charts in the vertical position when they would look more like what the player sees if they were rotated 90 degrees anti-clockwise. 2. Showing live play fingering as the student would see the teacher instead of rotating the video 180 degrees so that it matches what the student sees when playing. Both steps should be easy with today's flexible publishing technology. Jens Larsen argued against the idea with some drivel excuse about it being useful to learn by watching other players, yet he still posts scale diagrams upside down i.e. from the student's perspective. Watch any piano tutorial and the camera will be placed showing the player's perspective. Imagine making the student learn by having them look over the back of the piano at an upside down keyboard. Here's a chance for you to get one up on Jens. Maybe you could incorporate a rotate function and let the students decide which they prefer? Cheers from down under - where everything is upside down anyway.

Good job. Love the easy on the eye demos on the shapes and jazz chord progressions. Will be playing all my Xmas tunes using the jazzy style. Thanks. Alvin

Very nice video 👏

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