Matt Warnock
Jazz Guitarist, Publisher and Music Educator
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Summertime: Anatomy of a Tune
This article is an installment in my Anatomy of a [...]
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Jazz Guitar Chords: Voice Leading Minor ii-V-I Video Lesson
Learning to comp through minor key ii-V-I’s [...]
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Introduction to Walking Bass for Jazz Guitar Video Lesson
One of the most frequent questions I get from read [...]
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Jazz Guitar Chords: Voice Leading Major ii-V’s Video Lesson
(Scroll Down to View Video Lesson) As guita [...]
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6 Steps to an Organized Jazz Practice Routine
This is a guest post by Steve Nixon. He writes for [...]
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The 1 Lick Every Jazz Guitarist Needs to Know Video Lesson
(Scroll down to view the video for this lesson) &n [...]
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All the Things You Are: Anatomy of a Tune
This article is an installment in my Anatomy of a [...]
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Take the A Train: Anatomy of a Tune
This is the first article in a new series I will r [...]
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6 Out of the Box Jazz Guitar Improvisation Exercises
Learning to improvise can sometimes feel overly te [...]
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Constructive Noodling: Using Improvisation to Learn the Guitar Fretboard
In all my years teaching guitar lessons, to player [...]
Summertime: Anatomy of a Tune
This article is an installment in my Anatomy of a Tune series, where I take famous Standards and break them down from a specific standpoint such as improvisation, chord melody, comping, arranging or phrasing/rhythm. In this article, we will be breaking down “Summertime” from the perspective of chord substitution, walking basslines with comping and melodic/harmonicRead the Rest... ...
Read MoreJazz Guitar Chords: Voice Leading Minor ii-V-I Video Lesson
Learning to comp through minor key ii-V-I’s is an essential skill for any jazz guitarist to master during the course of their development. While we spend countless hours on major key ii-V-I’s, sometimes we get caught paying too much attention to the major version of these chords and the minor versions can be ignored inRead the Rest... ...
Read MoreIntroduction to Walking Bass for Jazz Guitar Video Lesson
One of the most frequent questions I get from readers and students is, “How do I learn to walk a bassline on the guitar?” Though there are many ways to accomplish this goal, one of the exercises that I found helped me, and that has helped my students over the years, is learning how toRead the Rest... ...
Read MoreJazz Guitar Chords: Voice Leading Major ii-V’s Video Lesson
(Scroll Down to View Video Lesson) As guitarists, we all know how difficult it can be to get enough chords under our fingers to play through our favorite tunes and not sound repetitive. While sitting down and learning inversions for all the different chord types can be helpful, it is also often boring andRead the Rest... ...
Read More6 Steps to an Organized Jazz Practice Routine
This is a guest post by Steve Nixon. He writes for the website www.freejazzlessons.com Photo Credit: Adrian Whelan What is a good jazz practice routine? One of the challenges that aspiring jazz musicians face when practicing is the sheer amount of potential material to choose from. There never is a shortage of things toRead the Rest... ...
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