Chord Melody Ideas "A Nightingale Sang"

Chord Melody Ideas "A Nightingale Sang"

Genil Castro·
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·INTERMEDIATE·Chord Melody·1 lesson
Do you want to be an even better solo jazz guitarist? Today, you’re in luck because Genil Castro has finally decided to share more of his personal tips and arranging techniques with all of us! Genil shows you how to play a beautiful solo guitar version of A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square. This was one of the first YouTube videos Genil posted in 2006 which has now reached 119,684 views on YouTube. In addition to learning the solo arrangement, you will discover:
  • Flowing harp harmonic technique
  • Genil’s personal right hand fingerstyle technique tips (with close ups)
  • George Shearing style reharmonizations applied to guitar
  • How to play chords with artificial harmonics
This master class is great for players of all level from beginners to advanced guitarists. For beginners to chord melody, you get a chance to get inside Genil’s mind & have a feel for the musical way to approach chord melody. For the more advanced guitarist, you will have the chance to examine and steal some beautiful ways to enrich your current solo guitar playing. Fragile, delicate and flowing -- Genil’s playing & insights takes you to the next level. Own this now & sound better today!
  • 7 Pages of PDF materials in standard notation and TAB
  • Full video is 45 minutes

Course Content

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  • A Nightingale Sang Full Class + Download2728

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Genil Castro
Studies: Genil Castro started to play in 1981, he studied with the great Bossa Nova guitar player Sidney Barros ( Gamela). During the period of 1983/84 Genil enrolled Guitar Institute of Technology in Hollywood, California where he attended workshops and seminars by Lenny Breau, Howard Roberts, Mick Goodrick, Joe Diorio, Ron Eschete, Joe Pass, Tommy Tedesco, Larry Coryell and Moacir Santos. He also attended seminars by Joe Diorio in Brazil in 1985, 1989 and 1995. Licensed in music education by University of Brasília, Genil has a Masters Degree in Musicology, with the thesis: “What chord is that? Plurality: the creative process of resignification of melodic and harmonic structures” Performance: Influenced by Lenny Breau and Bill Evans Genil follows the tradition of the ‘electric lap piano” utilising artificial harmonics to expand the harmonic palette of the instrument. Genil played concerts, and/or recorded TV programs with João Donato, Hamilton de Holanda, Toninho Horta, Joe Diorio, Jeff Andrews, Don Burrows, Phil DeGreg, Lula Galvão, Nelson Faria and many others. He recorded the CD CircumAmbulation in 2009. Teaching: Genil teaches the following classes: guitar, history of the guitar and performance at CEP/EMB Escola de Música de Brasília since 1999. He gave seminars in various festivals across the country. Since 2006 he teaches online lessons to students from different continents. Genil Castro's approach to jazz is comfortable for any level of guitarist. He has a unique ability to teach difficult concepts in a simple way.