Master Jazz Guitar with Barry Greene
Hundreds of in-depth HD lessons covering chords, scales, comping, and soloing—each paired with detailed PDFs and professional backing tracks. Every lesson is designed to build practical, usable skills you can apply in ensembles, performances, or advanced personal study.
"I've been enjoying the guitar as an instrument and it's amazing artists all of my life. To me Barry Greene is just about one of the best; not only as a player, but also as a writer and a teacher. I agree with others who regard him as a world class musician."
-Pat Martino
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Lots of Rhythm Changes - Topic Driven
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I think you're going to enjoy this lesson very much! What started out as a response to a recent survey turned into a great lesson on rhythm changes. I have included seven transcribed choruses at various tempos and styles. On the earlier choruses I stick to the common chord changes but as the less...
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3 Uses of Diminished Chords - Topic Driven
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In this lesson I cover the diminished chord and the three main approaches I rely on when playing single-note lines.
The Three Applications:Using the diminished chord as a dominant sound when ascending by a half step.
Treating the bIIIo7 melodically when descending (my most frequent usage).
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Self Comping - Topic Driven
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In this lesson, I address one of the most challenging—and rewarding—skills for jazz guitarists: comping while soloing in a duo or trio setting without a piano.
Many players find this situation intimidating, as the guitarist becomes fully responsible for both harmony and melody. I begin by laying...