Truefire Diego Figueiredo's Brazilian Jazz Guitarra Arrangements TUTORiAL
Soft / Video Lessons
21-02-2023
Colorful Reharmonization Approaches For Jazz Guitar
Jazz guitarists love the freedom they have to reharmonize melodies, chords and progressions. Fingerstyle jazz players have even more freedom because they can take advantage of the polyphonic qualities of their arrangements and reharmonize all of the voices for optimal effect.
Diego Figueiredo’s Brazilian Jazz Guitarra Arrangements is an eye and ear-opening masterclass in the art of reharmonization, which will equip you with a wide variety of versatile reharmonization approaches and an unlimited palette of harmonic colors that you can apply to any song.
”I'll share many of my favorite reharmonization approaches for creating colorful, engaging arrangements across six pieces – a mix of popular jazz standards as well as a few of my own original compositions.
Why do people reharmonize? It makes a song that you’ve played a thousand times sound fresh. It surprises the listener, making your playing more appealing and impressive. It challenges your ear, forcing you to hear a multitude of possible chords for each and every melody note in a song and gives you more emotional control over a melody.
For each arrangement, I’ll start by showing you the basic harmony, and then we’ll reharmonize to create two distinctive arrangements. The first one will be very accessible, with simple, beautiful chord inversions that complement the melody. The second arrangement will expand the harmony with more colorful extensions and chord substitutions to bring much more movement and atmosphere to the piece.
Playing through all of the arrangements will equip you with a wide variety of versatile reharmonization approaches that you can apply to any jazz standard and any of your own compositions.”
You’ll have all of TrueFire’s advanced learning tools at your finger tips to personalize your workspace and learn at your own pace.
You can loop, slow down, or speed up any section of a lesson. Plus, all of the tab and notation is synced to the videos for the optimal learning experience.
Grab your guitar, and let’s "reharmonize” with Diego Figueiredo!
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