“It Could Happen to You” MasterclassIt Could Happen To You Song Study
5
Randy's method to go over a jazz standard is with out a doubt the best that is available anywhere on the Internet!
Another plus is the way that He explains these songs .......... It Allows you to use the material over any song!
This lesson, like all his lessons includes a chord melody with possible variations, the melody by itself, several examples of single-line soloing, just the right amount of Theory with discussion like what scales he uses and where.......
Randy does multiple examples of each category......... Again, I have never seen anything as good as his lessons are here anywhere on the Internet!
Ray King
Tetrachord Scales – Part 1Tetrachord Scales --Part 1
5
Thanks, Randy!
This concept immediately added to my understanding and gave me things that I can use in my improvising today!!! Very clear presentation of a new way of seeing modes and scales.
John
John Duncan
Tetrachord Scales – Part 1Fantastic!
5
Brilliant! Absolutely brilliant concept and teaching. I love Randy's playing and concepts and teaching. He is so concise and logical in his teaching. Everything makes sense and easy to learn. I can't wait to work with this concept. I'm a semi professional player of many years, and I've never come across this concept before. Just brilliant. Highly recommended. Can't wait for the second part and more classes from Randy. He reveals these secret gems that I find enhance my knowledge and playing.
Robert Minchin
Gypsy Style Arpeggio PickingAnother great mechanism for guitar
5
This class revealed another part of the guitar playing puzzle. Howard was clear and concise and presented the material in nice bite size chunks. I find Howards videos to be great resources to improve my playing.
Robert Minchin
Intervallic Soloing Using TriadsTriad Pairs
5
Wow. Thanks Sid! I'll need to work with this concept a long while. I think it will be worth it though.
Robert Gannon
Guide Tone Lines: Soloing on a “Bird” BluesA master at practice
5
For me this lesson is a perfect example of the way a master builds his craftsmanship. I think guide tones should came before scales not after, as the usual educations advices.
sergio jaen
