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Larry Coryells Jazz Guitar: Volume 3
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Product Description Part of a three DVD series presented by one of the best-known jazz guitarists, having played with Miles Davis, Chick Corea and Charles Mingus among others. In Volume 3 topics covered include: sweep-picking, back-picking, playing triplets with pick and fingers, rhythm guitar playing, defining characteristics of advanced improvisation, comping on John Coltrane's 'Giant Steps', and chords and bass lines in four-beat jazz using just the fingers. Includes 32 page tab/music booklet Review Larry Coryell, fusion pioneer and seasoned musical traveller between the worlds of rock, jazz, classical and Brazilian rhythms provided the innovative driving lines that reach rierce but lyrical climaxes . . . . Coryell offered up fat clear tones mindful of Wes Montgomery and Barney Kessel, as well as dazzling technique, crafty use of space and complex chord structures. The effect is almost orchestral in weight . . . Coryell generates a great deal of heat in his playing, an intensity matched by his obvious physical involvement with his music. . . . He's really at the top of the league in this crowded musical arena --Toronto Star
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About the Actor Born April 2, 1943 in Galveston, Texas, Larry Coryell played piano as a child, then as a teenager switched to the guitar. He went on to carve out his unique voice as a jazz fusion guitarist in the late '60s and '70s. Early on he played with Chico Hamilton, Gary Burton and Herbie Mann and has gone on to play with many other great jazz musicians of our time. See more
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J**S
worth getting all 3 DVD volumes
I bought all three Volumes of Lary Coryell's jazz guitar. I have been playing guitar since 1991 so Volumes 1 and 2 I found to be less useful to me as Volume 3I especially liked the part where he show the rolling arpegiatted harmonic technique. It's a really beautiful and interesting sounding trick to use with chords and producing harmonics with your pick hand. I recommend Larry Coryell, and Joe Pass for jazz guitar.
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A**R
Five Stars
Great product. A+!
C**G
You Know What its Like if You Did One and Two
This isn't a beginners course. You'll need to have done One and Two before you start this DVD.As a player and teacher, I can tell you there's hundreds of guitar DVD out there (I've given up wathcing them now as there are so many bad ones it's a joke trying to review them all for students). This is one of the best. Larry is a great communicator and these DVDs are a very good source of materials if you want to get into fusion and jazz. Players wanting to do the Satriani / Vai thing would do well to pay attention and see the sources of mauch of that style of playing here in fusion. You don't have to finger tap all the time - you'll see some seriously fast conventional playing on this DVD.Summary - an excellent DVD for studying the basics of jazz and fusion. Try "Non Nonsense Jazz Guitar" by Jimmy Bruno as well. Larry Coreyell's book, "Jazz Guitar" from Guitar Player publishing would go well with this DVD, although the DVD does come with a booklet and a 20 (?) page full size one to download from the DVD's PDF file. There's a lot of good work to be done here.
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Born April 2, 1943 in Galveston, Texas, Larry Coryell played piano as a child, then as a teenager switched to the guitar. He went on to carve out his unique voice as a jazz fusion guitarist in the late '60s and '70s. Early on he played with Chico Hamilton, Gary Burton and Herbie Mann and has gone on to play with many other great jazz musicians of our time.
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