Here's why you should learn jazz guitar.

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We have just launched our first ever beginner-level jazz master class: ‘How to Get Started with Jazz Guitar’ by Dr. Quentin Angus.

In this master class, you will learn essential licks, chords, and concepts as taught in jazz programs in New York City and leading jazz programs across the world.

By the end of this course you will play chords and solo over any well-known jazz standard, and apply your skills to other styles such as neo-soul, funk, and rock.

Your teacher
Quentin Angus is an Assistant Professor of Music and head of the jazz department at BMCC in NYC. He holds a Ph.D., a Masters of Music, and is the author of five transcription books of Gilad Heklsenman. He is widely regarded as one of the best jazz instructors in the world.

Quentin has performed and recorded with jazz luminaries Ari Hoenig, Shai Maestro, Colin Stranahan, Linda Oh and Will Vinson. He has studied under legendary jazz musicians, including Jason Moran, Nate Smith, John Riley, Jonathan Kreisberg, Randy Johnston, Pat Martino, and Adam Rodgers.

What’s inside the master class
This master class contains everything you need to get started with jazz guitar. It includes:

More than 80 HD video lessons that step you through the essential concepts for learning jazz guitar.
Backing tracks for all of the lessons and licks.
A jazz handbook of over 90 pages with TABs for all the lessons.
An extensive lick package of 40 easy-to-learn jazz licks to get you started.
A package of all new and original jazz-based SongSquads.
This master class is simply the best way to dive into the infinitely complex but endlessly satisfying world of jazz.

WHAT'S IN A MEMBERSHIP?

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- 35+ Master Classes
- 350+ SongSquads
- 75+ Lick Packages
- 5 Minute Lessons
- Jam Tracks
- Artist Toolkit

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Here's why Pickup Music membership is better than bouncing around YouTube:
- Interactive TAB that you can slow down and loop
- Track your progress with our personalized learning dashboard
- Multiple camera angles for an up-close learning experience
- Play along with downloadable jam tracks
- Detailed lesson notes and chord charts
- Get feedback on your playing in our members-only community forum

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Personally, I just enjoy jazz music in general whether it helped me in my classical music or not. I'v always been into clean guitar sounds unlike the distortion pedals and rock-and-roll sounds that made the guitar sound like a different instrument. Jazz, especially with its improv. expanded my knowledge of what it means to be a free musician, and create anything that what I feel. Jazz, at the end of the day with the theory and chords learned, makes someone so sufficient in expressing their mood without following in someone's music. A person who basically learned jazz can express themselves in their own unique way.

michaelnguyen

First you learn blues, then Jazz, then learn flamenco to spice things up a bit

tryptamineodyssey

Please Pickup, make it possible to pay a membership with PayPal!

NimeuMusic

The recording at the end sounded so clean, how did you guys record it?

makkietakkie

Here is why you should learn djent guitar.

akunz

I think that's way more important to listen to and learn from as many music as possible to become a better musician. Jazz isn't the genre that teaches everything you need as a musician and if you might suggest a genre to start with on any instrument i'll say Blues is the answer.

EddRocker