Complete jazz guitar class. Extended & altered jazz guitar theory, chords, scales, & arpeggios. All levels.

*Be sure to download the PDF in the Projects & Resources section. (It's called "Jazz for the Curious Guitarist - PDF.") It's 93 pages long & contains all the text & tabs that you'll need for this class. (If you have issues downloading it from your mobile device, then download it from a computer or laptop.) Don't wait - get it now!

Welcome to Jazz for the Curious Guitarist! If you're ready to play real jazz guitar, then this class is for you. You'll go from the basics of guitar playing to a high level of jazz in which you'll have knowledge of all chords that exist, basic & advanced scales, arpeggios, rhythm, and music & guitar theory.

We'll start the class assuming that you're a complete beginner. The first section of the class - Guitar Basics - is all about teaching you the guitar basics to get you ready for the jazz lessons.

There are eight sections in this class: Guitar Basics, Beginner, Novice, Intermediate, Advanced, Expert, Jazz Bonus Lessons, & Backing Tracks which total over 14 hours of video content.

The Jazz Bonus Lessons section is made up of lessons that were added to this class after it was originally published, and will also include all future jazz guitar lessons. Here you'll find exotic scales, complex chords, and more jazz theory.

The title of most videos will include the PDF page number to reference (which is in the Projects & Resources section), which are the TAB & text lessons that you can download & print.

Any kind of six-string guitar will work well for this class - electric guitar, acoustic guitar, or classical guitar.

Class Requirements:

This class is for all levels - including complete beginners.
You only need a guitar - any guitar with six strings.

Who this class is for:

Anyone who wants to learn jazz guitar.
Complete beginners.
Intermediate guitar players.
Advanced guitarists.

What you'll learn:

Jazz chords.
Solo using every arpeggio.
Extensive music theory.
Play & construct any scale that exists.
Relative modes across the fretboard.
All guitar basics.
Advanced scales & soloing techniques.
Chord progressions & practice jam examples.
Tablature and reading music.
Altered theory.

Many of the best guitarists in the world are jazz guitarists, so we have a lot of work to do!

I'm glad you're here - let's begin.

Ole-Alexander Holmen

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