Three levels of jazz licks

[JTCGuitar]

Which level are you aspiring for? All taken from The Jazz Masterclass by Luca Mantovanelli

[SpeakMouthWords]

and the wise master just goes back to playing the first one again

[nnight]

I actually really liked the beginner one, people always focus so much on shredding bebop lines, but making good melody is just as important!

[saifaboasaly]

1 year left to achieve the begginer level

[zombiesateourchannel]

Actually the first one was the genius lick.

[kentuckyfriedchildren]

a true master knows to keep it simple even when he is capable of playing more

[aymericdoucet]

Ahhhh, reminds me what's already old times (10 years ago) it's a great thing to live when you are practicing and gettint better every day. What an adventure! Everybodies should learn an instrument just for the hapiness those years bring to your soul.

[rhr]

I would like to be able to achieve all 3 levels. They all have an important role in certain contexts.
"Music for life"🎶

[timothysimpson]

Awesome. I think true musicianship and the hours sacrificed to obtain it are less noticed these days. I both hear it and appreciate it.
Good job!

[nikeshsinha]

There is something so beautiful about Luca's
Playing
His lessons are worth checking
Big fan

[martyshwaartz]

The intermediate one was so fluid! Love it!

[mandanglelow]

This is one of the current guitar trends that I just can't stand! The main difference in these three sections is speed. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the first part which is a melody in its own right. The second lick gets faster and then the third faster still. This is exactly why all the Young guitar players out there are obsessed with speed. Speedy playing should be a means to an end, the end being a great Melody. To all you young players out there just know this: a great 8th Note Melody is just as valid and could be even better than a sixteenth note or 32nd note Melody. Speed does not equal better!

[johnjones]

Jazz guitar is the best vibe in music!

[notadechill]

All of them are good, but the beginner one gave a nostalgic feel, like if you were in a cafe, but all of them are good.

Note: if you also hear the background music and not only the guitar licks, all of the levels sound better, there’s a piano on the background so it doesn’t really only sound like wrong notes anymore, so after that it’s up to you whether you prefer the beginner one or intermediate and advanced.

[rickmoore]

Me too. I liked the beginner lines best.

[i.c.]

Its always been my dream to know how to play like this

[garnerjazz]

Nice! All three levels were very tasty thank you

[ersatzvitamin]

Lv.1 : Mainly about staying in the scale, stutters and fillers can happen beside licks. Jumps between scale boxes.
Lv.2 : Can extend licks, elongate patterns along the fretboard and can connect them seamlessly into scale runs and vice versa.
Lv.3 : Whole fretboard being the playground for your finger, now that all the boxes are already intertwined in your brain; you can start on any fret/any string and still make it "home", via many ways you've already learned and honed. (now you can curate the solo experience?)

[mismo]

too good bro. I wish I can matrix download this to my brain

[thuscomeguerriero]

Honestly, I prefer the beginner. Clear phrasing