Understand multiple sub-genres of jazz guitar

Play a wide variety of simple to advanced jazz chord voicings

Read rhythm changes in lead sheets

Execute various jazz lines and rhythms

Create original music in multiple jazz styles

Possess a greater understanding of jazz music as a whole

You should understand basic music theory

You should understand basic music terminology

You should be able to identify the notes on the guitar neck

Hey guys, my name’s Tyler, and I’m the founder of Music is Win. I’m here today for one reason, and one reason alone: to ask you to sign up for my jazz guitar course. It’s free.

It’s been humbling to see so many thousands of students sign up for my guitar courses, so for that I thank you. I’ve created this course as a token of my appreciation for all of you who have supported me on my journey so far, and I think you’re really going to dig it. So let’s talk about what you can expect for this new course.

Jazz Guitar Tips, Tricks, and Licks is for those of you who have either never played jazz, dabbled in some jazz licks, or who want to become more versatile guitar players overall.

I call this course Jazz Guitar Tips, Tricks and Licks because you’ll find plenty of each. From chord voicings to phrasing to an exploration of various sub-genres like fusion and latin jazz, you’ll enjoy a buffet of awesome concepts to consider.

We’ll examine some great jazz guitar players’ habits, too, like Wes Montgomery and Charlie Hunter, as well as figure out how to infuse a jazz attitude in any musical situation.

Now, this isn’t necessarily a beginner course. You should have a basic understanding of music theory, and be willing to put in a little practice to master some of the approaches in this course, but don’t worry–I keep things as simple as possible and communicate topics with precise camera angles and plenty of supplemental chord diagrams and tabs.

There’s also a message board where you can leave questions, and anyone in the course, including myself, can answer and chat about anything under the sun.

If you’re interested in solidifying your music theory before jumping in, I highly recommend taking my Guitar Super System course (available here on Udemy). A solid grasp of basic music theory will help you absorb the concepts in this course, as well as make you a more well-rounded guitar player.

All of my courses, including Jazz Guitar Tips, Tricks and Licks, will be constantly updated and refined based on feedback from you and new ideas I come up with.

I really appreciate all the great support and feedback I’ve received from you all, and I’m excited to continue to deliver the best content I can for you. So what’re you waiting for? Go ahead sign up for free, and I’ll see you on the other side.

Keep shreddin’

Tyler

Anyone who wants to learn an overview of popular jazz guitar techniques and sub-generes