Larry Coryell's Blues Guitar (DVD)

Larry Coryell's Blues Guitar

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One of the foremost personalities in the world of Jazz Guitar, Larry Coryell has played against the best, and here presents an insight into his distinctive and fluid approach

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Herausgeber: Larry Coryell
Label: Music Sales
FSK ab 18
Bestellnummer: 8168973
GROSSMAN GUITAR WORKSHOP, 01/2006
ISBN-13: 0796279093668
Altersfreigabe: FSK ab 18
Gewicht: 113 g
Maße: 191 x 135 mm
Stärke: 15 mm
Erscheinungstermin: 27.1.2006

Inhalt

Larry goes back to the roots and gets down to the bare

basics in this lesson that demonstrates the early influences

of Larry´s blues / jazz evolution. He begins with the blues

guitar techniques of T-Bone Walker and then to the two

"Kings" (B. B.&Albert). This is followed by the more

sophisticated blues / jazz realm of the Wes Montgomery. The

lesson finishes with some non-guitar but equally important

blues influences from the legendary Miles Davis....

Spr:E;Ländercode:Keine Angaben;Laufzeit:66 Min.

Klappentext

Larry goes to the roots and gets down to the bare basics in this video lesson that demonstrates the early influences of Larry's blues-jazz evolution and he begins with the blues guitar techniques of T-Bone Walker and then to the two "Kings" (BB and Albert). This is followed by the more sophisticated blues / jazz realm of the Wes Montgomery. The lesson finishes with some non-guitar but equally important blues influences from the legendary Miles Davis. Specifics covered in this lesson are:
*The pentatonic scale and intervals.
*A transcription of a blues tribute to T-Bone Walker.
*Bending notes in the styles of B. B. King and Albert King.
*Wes Montgomery's D Natural Blues.
*Miles Davis' All Blues with relevant "jazz minor" scales that take the music from the bare basics to the more complex altered changes that define the progressive advance of the blues downhome to urban to the mystical.