Going for Baroque
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Highlights of the class include:
- Single note Baroque-style etudes,
- 2-part exercises in contrary motion,
- melodic embellishments,
- conversational bass techniques,
- cycle 4 and cycle 6 target chords using secondary dominants. IV V I
- cadences in various keys,
- chromatic counterpoint in contrary motion,
- an original arrangement of All cadences in various keys
- chromatic counterpoint in contrary motion,
- an original arrangement of All The Things You Are written as a Baroque/Jazz hybrid for 6 string guitar with additional pages included for 7 string guitarists.
- The class comes with 21 pages of written material in standard notation.
- Any player wishing to get deeper into composing and improvising in the Baroque style will not want to miss this class!
- 65 Minutes
- 21 Pages of PDF materials
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1. Going for Baroque
1h 5mReviews & Ratings
"excellent course but I wish it had tab"
overall there is great info in this but i found it largely inaccessible due to my lack of ability to read standard notation. I realise that this is actually my problem, not the fault of the course, (it is afterall a MASTERclass). Parts 2 and 3 include tab so I'm going to jump right into those.
This lesson tied a lot together for me, very generous and well constructed lesson! Probably the best lesson so far, on Mikes Master Classes.
I concur with Nico. I have bought a lot of classes here, and I've bought most of Steve's, and this one is very different from the others, yet related in a way that it takes you to the same result of hearing and playing simultaneous moving lines (ala Ted Greene, Jimmy Wyble, etc.)without merely repeating previous classes. I don't know how Steve knows this much stuff!

