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I'm pretty set on purchasing Andrew Green's 'Jazz Guitar Comping' book, but I'm curious about the ~36 pages of 'Studies and Analysis' that begin on page 100 (according to the index located at ) Can someone who owns this book provide a brief synopsis on the material in this ~36 page section of the book? Does it have examples of full tunes, or is it more of 4-8 measure examples or. Naruto Shippuden 248 Download Yahoo more. what? Download Fire Department 3 V1 0 No-Cd Zip Free.
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I'm currently working through Barry Galbraith's 'Comping' book, and although I find it to be extremely invaluable, I'd like something with a little more discussion or explanation, and I'm hoping that the Green book will provide this. This thread inspired me to pull out my copy that I have only worked with a little. I noticed a misprint on page 13, last system of the first exercise nd I wondered if anybody knows of an errata sheet that might be kicking around on the 'net somewhere. Barring that, if anybody knows if this is a lone error or if there are a few more scattered throughout the book. FYI, the error on 13 is that the chord diagram printed for D7b9 should be indicated for the fourth fret not the third. TIA, Brad I found that too it's the only one I've found, though I haven't gone through the whole book.
That book is not easy. His left-hand fingering is a challenge, when, for instance there are three notes on adjacent strings on the same fret, e.g. --------- -------7- ----7---- --7------ --------- --------- He fingers the lowest note with the first finger, the middle note with the second, then the highest note again with the first finger.
Most of us would use a barre, one finger across the fret. Lots of good things, though, in the book, so don't let the above stop you.
His three books are among the best, but they are certainly advanced. Yeah completely ridiculous fingerings like that is why I shelved that book and never looked at it again. The goal of a fingering system should be to make things not easier and faster to finger, not harder and slower. Just because someone publishes a book, does not make them right. I tried to have an open mind with that book, but the fingerings are so awkward and clumsy, and he offers no explanation as to the benefit of his fingerings.
Anyways, I have no problems figuring out my own fingerings, so the book had little to offer, as the melodic ideas were lacking too. Last edited by jazzadellic; at 04:54 PM. What about using a barre to play the notes? Using a barre (the same finger laid across the fretboard) has two problems associated with it: 1) It can result in inconsistent time when you plant one finger with enough pressure to play two notes cleanly in the middle of an eigth note line. 2) You run the risk of injury (other than barre chords — a different subject). In effect what you are doing is bending your finger the wrong way, then applying pressure.
Repeat a thousand times a day for 20 years and you could develop tendon problems. Since everyone has different physiology, it is not a given that this will happen — the question you have to ask yourself is 'Do I feel lucky?'