Meet Andrea Fascetti –

HI, MY FRIENDS!!!!

I’M VERY HAPPY TO BE HERE AGAIN! I HOPE YOU LIKE THIS WORK ON MASTERING YOUR FINGERBOARD USING CHORD TONES. YES, I KNOW THAT IT IS HARD WORK, AND IN FACT SOME OF MY STUDENTS STOPPED PLAYING WHEN I TAUGHT THIS EXERCISE FOR THE FIRST TIME. BUT I WANT YOU TO REMEMBER THAT WE WORKED OVER MAJOR 7TH, MINOR 7TH, DOMINANT 7TH, HALF DIMINISHED, DIMINISHED, MINOR CHORD WITH A MAJ 7TH, AND SUS CHORDS… HARD WORK MY FRIENDS!

BEFORE GOING FURTHER IT’S TIME TO REWIEW ALL CHORDS, BECAUSE THE NEW STUFF WE WILL BE PRACTICING STARTING IN OCTOBER WILL BE EXTREMELY DIFFICULT! FOR NOW, WE’LL USE CHORDS THAT MANY OF US DON’T KNOW, OK?

AS USUAL IT’S TIME FOR HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT:

1) GO BACK TO THE FIRST LESSON AND TAKE A LOOK AT ALL THE CHORDS WE STUDIED. NOTICE IF YOU FEEL CONFIDENT WITH THIS VOICINGS.

2) MAKE AN INTENSIVE REVIEW OF ALL CHORDS WE STUDIED USING THE SAME WAY I USED IN THE LESSONS.

HERE IS A LIST OF PAST LESSONS:

Building Improvisation: Learning From Mistakes

Building Improvisation: FAQ’s

Building Improvisation: Master Your Fingerboard

Building Improvisation: Master Your Fingerboard Part II

Building Improvisation: Master Your Fingerboard Part III

Building Improvisation: Master Your Fingerboard Part IV

Jazz Improvisation With Andrea Fascetti – Building Improvisation: Exercises in Action

Jazz Improvisation With Andrea Fascetti: Master Your Fingerboard Part V

Jazz Improvisation With Andrea Fascetti: Master Your Fingerboard Part VI

Jazz Improvisation With Andrea Fascetti: Master Your Fingerboard Part VII

Jazz Improvisation With Andrea Fascetti: Master Your Fingerboard Part VIII

REMEMBER, PRACTICING MUSIC IS HARD… BUT MY FRIENDS… NO PAIN NO GAIN!

GOOD LUCK WITH THE EXERCISES!

SEE YOU NEXT LESSON.

ANDREA