How to improvise jazz guitar solos over a 1 6 2 5 chord progression

[@soundguitar]

Here's the free download that I mention in the video: 🎸FREE Arpeggio Shapes Pack for targeting chord tones when soloing → bit.ly/3cw1RbA

[@jejuislandtrekker8113]

It says "forbidden" Give us another link.

[@soundguitar]

@@jejuislandtrekker8113 Hmmm, it's working on my end and no one else has mentioned any issues. It might be a security setting or something on your end. Send me an email if you still can't access after trying a different browser and any other options: [e-mail]

[@jejuislandtrekker8113]

My apologies, I had to take off the VPN and it worked.@@soundguitar

[@jonhart-dj7fn]

it's winter time and today I'm going to learn here ty so much ( although I kinda know somethings or too) you're making it much more rewarding the way you teach is awesome!

[@ancient_living]

Thank you for taking time to explain this concept. Over time, it starting to make sense to me on being able to harmonize

[@soundguitar]

My pleasure. That's great to hear! Thanks for watching :)

[@aritraroy6726]

Always great to hangout with a masterful player with great taste👍🏼

[@soundguitar]

Aw, thanks so much 🥹🙏

[@simonphoenix9475]

Whoa! Lightbulb moment! I have been playing for years. I have struggled to create solos/improvisations to jazz songs where the chords last for only for one measure and often there may be 2 or 3 chords in a measure. I do not know why I never came across the prolongation concept before. Even with this brief exposure to the idea, I can see my ability to create sols/improvs will be greatly enhanced. Many Thanks. Cheers and Well Done!

[@paulbreaux909]

Nice video. Very informative and good break-down. Subbed.

[@soundguitar]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for the sub! 🙏

[@davidlind3237]

Thank you! Your my Guitar musical locksmith. Showing all the options soloing instead of one pentatonic or blues scale.

[@soundguitar]

So glad you find it helpful! Thanks for your continued support!

[@delgdar]

Thanks, very well explained and demonstrated. Great content!

[@davidpatrick1813]

Thanks again. .. I am taking some time away for a few days and to hang out with this lesson along the way. I will bring my nylon electric and mini amp to work on this in my old (refurbishing) 17' Chinook motorhome .. and bringing the acoustic to keep with in the place where a few will be playing gospel and light bluegrass types ... and mostly I follow along .. memorization a things.. and I like this set up lesson .. I wonder if there are any handy apple apps that I dan record a simple loop to work with... ... I have sort of a peddle system not used yet (old but new Roland dual thing). After this trip away I get to get to fun with normal chores, hand therapy (great exercises helping much) and music .. daily is the goal. The root "get it encouragement" .. in this lesson is one of the mail things I want to grasp .. and play in keys too, capo (if I must 😞). Great lessons and thank you though I am a newbie (just above beginner .. in my mind).

[@soundguitar]

Awesome. Thanks for watching and commenting, David! Cheers, -Jared

[@Tanglangfa]

I wish I had seen this video when I first started on this journey aka the mysteries of soloing. It’s a great video even now. Thanks!

[@jonhart-dj7fn]

I'm so interested in this ..will be here awhile ty so much!

[@CalvinLimSH-ld5le]

Thanks for sharing guitar prolongation techniques targeting the beginning or selected notes of the music phrasing, it's sure makes a difference when applied to chord tones soloing too.

[@soundguitar]

My pleasure. I'm glad you see the difference!

[@mygodoh258]

helps a lot

[@jensbomholt4529]

Great lesson! I will have weeks and months of fun and work to develop my ear and fingerwork. Great Inputs you gave me and lots of freedom to play around. P.S. my instrument is bass.

[@Denis-ic2ui]

Thanks so much Jarred, @ 84 with L plates exciting listening to you.

[@ChrisUK_22]

What type of jazz playing is this? Can you recommend where to find more resources like this. And also who are other players know for this type of playing

[@mikestroud9969]

Cool video buddy. Even though I'm not a fan of Jazz. Doesnt do nothing for me. Take care 👍💯🎸🎸

[@soundguitar]

Thanks, Mike! :)

[@tonymccormick21]

Okay, okay, I get the message ....learn where you are and learn the chord tones. But what does that mean? Does that mean learn the arpeggios? Or learn how the chord fits into a pentatonic, or natural minor? Or a major scale? I find it too vague.

[@ArthurCanal]

The notes that make up the chord. Example would be 1 3 5 are the chord tones for a major triad. Those fit into the major scale. Add the 7 in for the maj7. Learning the arpeggios for these chords will definitely help here with your ability to solo over chords and land on those sweet notes to resolve. As the video discusses you can play pretty much anything in between but resolve to one of those tones. Hopefully this helps a bit.

[@arjang1]

🙏🌻🌺🌼🌹🏵️🌸🌝

[@artwdeetoo]

You talk too much, sorry, but, I hate a person that talks more than necessary.

[@jerryboynton4780]

Great job, very much enjoyed and so helpful!

[@soundguitar]

Glad you enjoyed it!