Spis treści:
Introduction Tuning Basic Theory Review. Intervals; keys and scales; modes; chord construction; harmonizing scales; chord extensions; chromatic; chromatic harmony; chord-scales Lesson 1. Seventh chord structures; chord-scales; sixth-string posting; making lines from chord shapes Lesson 2. More seventh chord structures; fifth-string posting; making melodies from chord-scale shapes Lesson 3. Another seventh chord structure; close voicings; the VI chord; the ii-V-I progression; using smaller chord shapes in lines Lesson 4. Building extended dominant chords; the relative minor substitute; changing chord quality; passing chords; chord hits Lesson 5. Extending the ii-V-I progression; inverting lines; minor seventh arpeggios Lesson 6. Secondary dominant chords; the V of V chord; the secondary ii-V; thirteenth chord arpeggios; extensions of chord-scales Lesson 7. Seventh chord types; extensions and alterations; approach tones; enclosure; thematic development Lesson 8. Flat-five substitute; the bebop lick Lesson 9. Harmonic rhythm; the I-IV-ii-V turnaround; the final chord; anticipaton Lesson 10. Using scale harmonies; the walkup; harmonic consistency; chord melody, common tones Lesson 11. Minor blues harmony; a descending line; chord-scale choices; the diminished seventh arpeggio Lesson 12. Sideslipping; harmonic gravity; soloing over sideslips; popcorn licks Lesson 13. Relative major chord substitution; diminished chord resolutions; a minor turnaround; an altered chord-scale; octave playing; octave fingerings; more chord melody Lesson 14. The minor iv chord; harmonic sequencing; backcycling Lesson 15. Major blues harmony; major to major shift; sixths and sevenths; more anticipation Chord Reference Where to Go from Here? Guitar Notation Legend