JSC Book Review: "Chord Chemistry" by TED GREENE, Alfred Music Publishing

[@TroubleinZION]

There is also a lot of reference material on Ted Greene that his students have shared on his website. Definitely worth checking out.

[@jazzguitarneophyte-christo7988]

Beautiful! I have this book and it is a treasure!!! Thanks for showing examples as I dio struggle with it! May Ted Greene RIP!

[@smoothplatex7117]

On what pages are the 3 examples you played or what sections are they in ?

[@jazzstudentculture5398]

Hi there, 1st example is under "Voice leading", 2nd example under "Blues" and 3rd example under "Green Sleeves" chord-melody. I am not in my classroom at the moment, this is the best I can do - I hope it helps. Thank you. Peter

[@Eklyss]

This reminds me of the methods of a French guitarist and pedagogue who died a few years ago called PIERRE CULLAZ, who systematized the study of chords. His methods date from the late 70s and 80s...

[@jazzstudentculture5398]

Thank you for sharing the info about Pierre Cullaz. I will check it out. P

[@G_Demolished]

He was probably inspired by Ted, who started teaching this stuff in the 60’s.