Autumn Leaves part 2 (jazz guitar comping lesson)

Autumn Leaves part 2 (comping lesson). Demonstration of chords and comping patterns with annotations. Jazz guitar intermediate level. TABs available on
www.play-jazz.de

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Music

Tags:

• autumn
• leaves
• jazz
• guitar
• lesson
• chords
• comping
• voicings
• block

[turnagegp]

why do you guys need tabs? he showing what position the chords are in. all you have to do is copy him. i think the lesson challenges us for a reason. you don't learn anything if you dont have to do any of the work.

[pinoyhellahoy]

honestly, people who need tabs shouldnt be on this video at all

[NemanjaGuitar]

thanks so much!

[HumblePie76]

Do you have tabs for the lesson which demonstrates soloing over these changes? Thanks!

[djkerrrrr]

These chords are beautiful!

[TheBeatlesCom]

Not only tabs, and ear. people need to get in the habbit of reading music. I know its what guitarist lack most the time but it pays off. It really helps you see how music really works. The theory though, Thats just manditory. Disagree? Fine, go off and sound like every other pentatonic abusing guitarist,

[crazyorganiser]

Great style ! Congratulations.

[thrashinthursday]

Where do you get the drum beat to play along with?

[Sivaks9]

I have been playing guitar for a couple of years now and I never used tabs. Initially I would play the guitar by ear (not really...just press random notes till I find the correct one) then I learned to read. I never used tab so I find reading from tabs impossible. People don't understand that using tabs is actually a lot more frustrating that learning from sheet music. I don't hate tabs but I highly recommend people to read since it is much easier

[Carthsgtr]

@TarheelAl10

Ultimately, I think the people in the hardcore jazz scene are making a big deal about the negative impact of tabs. Classically trained musicians don't play by ear and use sheet music for the writing music. This is for a good reason. It's just a lot simpler and more efficient. I could spend 20 years learning to play anything I wanted with my ear, or I could use sheet music, learn some necessary theory, and in it take me half that amount of time to do that.

[TarheelAl10]

@Carthsgtr you've gotta be kidding me, the hexatonic note that EJ throws in there isn't just the blue note. But by all means call me pretentious for calling something that isn't a blues scale something other than a blues scale.