Jazz Guitar 2-5-1 Positions You Must Know - A Frank Vignola Class & Jam

Frank Vignola takes you through must know 2-5-1 positions on the guitar. In this Level 2 subscription, 40 minute improv Class, he breaks down the inversions in detail then applies it to standard chord progressions.
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[@AmeryAbraham7]

Frank I cannot thank you enough for your teaching. You are gift to all of us Jazz lovers and wannbe Jazz musicians. Thank you!

[@robbiemorris1495]

I have played by ear for years. I knew a little about how chords were built but never put it together in my playing. A few weeks ago I saw a video about 2 note major and minor shapes. It made something click. It was simple. Same 2 note shapes for major and same for minor all over the fretboard. Then add the other notes off those shapes. Now I see Frank with this similar video but takes it a few steps further. I never watched Franks videos before. He such an advanced player that I figured it would all be over my head but he really takes the time to get down to the basics so some of us slower folks can grasp it. I subscribed to his channel today. Hopefully other people subscribe as well so we can keep getting this great info from Frank. I hope his channel succeeds so he can keep making more videos for us. Thank you

[@willabestorms6059]

What was the name of the video?

[@lewconsiglieri4175]

You are so good at explicit instruction, breaking down a complex idea into accessible components. Thank you!

[@wesleyc.4937]

I thought I knew it all, but these lessons are so jam packed with info I need twenty years on each lesson. Arigato, Furankusan フランク

[@andyl3933]

What a great lesson!! Really helpful to see (hear) those flavors presented in such simple way . Just a small change in grip brings in the harmony.Thanks Frank!!!

[@afri-dancer9967]

I am an older fella trying to make sense of this wonderful instrument this is the first time that anyone has made the 2,-5-1so comprehensive for me thank you.

[@goodtimefolkrock]

Finally someone who shows you clearly and concisely how to do stuff......no convoluted blah blah blah ......just the straight dope .....consider me subscribed

[@WmAndrewWynn]

Thank you very much indeed Mr Vignola! “Getting to simple” takes allot of careful attention and you’ve delivered that on a silver plater here. I’m one happy camper tonight.

[@wilfriedvoyerguitariste]

Merci Franck pour ces superbes leçons 🥰

[@andersingram]

this feels like the year i finally learn to play jazz and these videos you are putting out are a massive help towards that. Thanks so much!

[@dimmarin]

Mr Vignola i knew you as a remarkable and broadly known guitarist, but now I see that you are a very talented teacher too...!!! Thank you for sharing your precious knowledge with us...!

[@jazziergf927]

Awesome Frank ! Thankyou for your continued generosity ❤🤍💙

[@christopheracifelli]

This is gold! Thanks for posting this lesson.

[@mikebassy]

Always loved the Art Pepper recording of this song and thanks for the reminder. Great class and thank you for cheering me up.

[@ridgerunner4943]

Ive been studying this video every day for a week now, Thank you Frank, your'e gold.

[@plutogamstrumframe]

Thanks so much Frank , first I learnt Besame Mucho , now this 251

[@prairiepegger]

This video was so helpful.

[@yaroslavshevtsiv]

Thanks for the lesson!

[@rghmrtic]

This is a great lesson by a wonderful teacher. There's something I didn't get, though. Around 33:05 Frank introduces a 2 5 1 in a minor key (Am7 - D7 - Gm7). I don't understand, the ii chord shouldn't be Am7b5 instead of Am7 ??

[@manuelgitarre9656]

Wow thanks a lot Frank for sharing!

[@faanmuller4569]

The great Vignola! Great stuff!

[@jega157]

Nice! Thanks

[@matthewfisher7723]

Thank you Frank.

[@andriskrumins6052]

I just had a breakthrough... thanks to you! You are the best!!

[@scottcrist0070]

Appreciate this super useful information!

[@jwegreyhounds]

Thanks Frank. So nice👍

[@josephovermyer9276]

that was a great lesson thank you

[@hermanncordes2866]

Great Lesson! Very logical, chords and soloing go together.

[@leecooper5988]

Thank you for this knowledge ...🙏

[@BinauralBrisbane]

Thank you Mr Vignola, cool and accessible

[@sega62s]

real good infos, and cool teaching 🍻

[@townbeach3604]

Excellent!! I missed you thanks

[@salvosansone1409]

Grazie Frank, grazie veramente! Un bacio dalla Sicilia

[@farhaneabdelhak9627]

U R THE BEST

[@marcus2515]

Good lesson Frank Simple is best when improvising I see

[@ptocco1]

Thanks Frank. This is a really cool building block to add to my repertoire. Helps build a 3-note chord vocabulary that can be expanded as I get better.

[@robbiemorris1495]

This is great. That guitar is Sweet. Violin Style

[@88eastgateway]

Hi Frank thank you for many great lessons, Regards. luke from Astralia

[@fredskolnick1183]

Bella grazzi Frank! Maestro!

[@swiessler]

Grazie mille!

[@samsonolasunkanmi4814]

Very interesting

[@larryarsenault]

Dang! Just when I'm ready to give up on guitar and take up a tuba, this sweet lesson, makes what others made so complicated, Frank makes understandable and expandable. OK no tuba - for now.

[@gillesdelattre1320]

Top these movements from one note to the next chord

[@kevinmichaelx4894]

Love it Frank. I have three of your Trufire lessons. This is a wonderful addition. Question. What are you using for the backing tracks here? Is it a program I can buy?

[@JAZZGITAN]

Thanks for the lesson Frank. The audio is abit muffled though.

[@kostasagrafiotis4610]

👍👍👍

[@user-bt9lx6yh9t]

Please share you use for your rhythm track. Thank you.

[@jwegreyhounds]

Frank. Is there a way I can get that great backing track you’re using? Thanks. Jim from Western PA

[@user-mc1fs4tu2t]

Hey Frank, what kind of drum machine base machine there are you using thank you

[@michaelcollins9698]

I would benefit from seeing Cho d symbols or tab please

[@BabaBest2000]

Frank, you and Steve Vai look like you could be brothers.