4 Jazz Comping Patterns for Guitarists and Pianists

[@eohippusone]

Great video! Thanks so much!😊

[@brendaboykin3281]

Thank you, Brent😎

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Thank you!

[@lbb2rfarangkiinok]

Caption programs in English mishear "shell" as the Mandarin "Xiao". Times are achangin'. 4:08

[@tomattah_]

Terrific video. What is the make and model of your guitar, please?

[@MWMusic301]

It’s a Victor Baker

[@HarlanHarvey76]

I won't tell you where ( I don't want to ruin your fun - but he has made a video about it in the past.

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Hi! It's a Victor Baker. You can find the details in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r56ViZV3i6lse8U. Thanks!

[@EyesFoward]

Nice Guitar you use. What make plz?

[@innerstream]

This was great thank you! Have to admit that last one ascending is interesting….is there a song has this ( besides it being the exercise)

[@cooltango6383]

Which guitar that you used on this clips. It very good looking and also a good sound.

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Thanks! It's a custom-made Victor Baker. Here's a video about its specs: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r56ViZV3i6lse8U

[@cooltango6383]

@@Learnjazzstandards Thank you so much.

[@tonysoprano1462]

Can we play rootless voicings in Bossa Nova? It means without bass strings. I don't know how to do between chord changes without the root on the bass strings. But I also like the convenience of rootless chords.

[@Guitarreference]

Fantastic lesson! Your production and graphics are great! I use Sibelius. What do you use for your notation software and how do you get those real time annotations? Looks amazing very effective the way you use it! Thanks so much for posting.

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Thank you for your feedback! I use Finale. Those annotations are post video production. Thank you for watching.

[@lazy_camel]

For the Freddie Green comping it's straightforward, but at 5:52 can anyone explain why the decision to do that voicing? It's not an E b9 is it (well besides the b9)? Could I think of it as a Bbm13 or Gm7b5? A bit loss here sorry!

[@davidphilipp16]

Its just played without the root. 3rd; 7th; 9th; and 5th

[@davidphilipp16]

Yea an bc of that you can call it gm7flat5

[@lazy_camel]

@@davidphilipp16 oh my goodness, I just realised that it's not an E with a b9 but it's an Eb9. Thanks.

[@meadowdude1]

Are the sheet music examples of these 4 patterns available somewhere to download to practice along?

[@Learnjazzstandards]

Hi Phillip! The sheet music for those 4 patterns are available in our Jazz Guitar Accelerator course that is accessible to our Inner Circle members. If you want to know more please click the link in the video. Thank you!

[@GaZonk100]

he provided the 'pulse'

[@geckobaldy]

When you're doing the off beats you're sustaining over the rests!

[@GaZonk100]

agree! - and it's a crime! ha ha

[@lythmashni2657]

I dont get why would some one make a viedeo about comping patter and note have backing rythem or click or bass line or anything. Some of them sound off to be honest

[@andreaszeug3692]

Freddy Green got a much bigga guitar... but you`ve got Victor Baker😜

[@DanielBarberMusic]

Nice video overall. Just need to point out that you're not quite playing what's written for the Basic Bossa Nova pattern (unless you count the thumb strike as one of the written hits). It's that you're not playing the chord on the 'and' of 2 in the 2nd bar of each 2 bar pattern. Fortunately, the way you played it may be more common than the way you wrote it, so maybe you could just edit the video so those sections can line up with what you're playing. For people who are trying to learn to read rhythms, this could be a bit of a stumble for them. Hope you take this in the helpful spirit it's intended. :-)

[@jazzybeeff]

9:04

[@maestro2033]

You come across as only being concerned about adding members to a membership NO THANK YOU

[@JorgeAlvesGuitarra]

Whats the problem?