7 In 1 Starter Pack Super Bundle

All 7 Starter Packs in one Super Bundle!

This 7 in 1 Starter Packs Super Bundle opens the whole world of jazz guitar for you. From improvisation to comping, Bossa Nova to Jazz Blues, you’ll explore every corner of the instrument and finally feel how everything connects. It’s the kind of progress that makes you fall in love with playing again.

1. Comping Starter Pack
2. Chord Library Starter Pack
3. Jazz-Blues Starter Pack
4. Bossa Nova Starter Pack
5. II V I Starter Pack
6. Walking Bass Starter Pack
7. Pentatonic Starter Pack

✅ PDF Tabs (tab, notation and chord diagrams)
✅ Guitar Pro tabs
✅ Backing tracks
✅ Link to videos

Included Starter Packs:

1. Comping Starter Pack:

1. 7th Chords:
   Learn the 10 basic Jazz chords from the E-string and A-string. Detailed video tutorial on intervals and chord construction.
   ▶ Chord sheet
   
   
2. Tension Chords:
   5 Chord groups explained (video tutorial). Which tensions for which chord group. Avoid Notes. Learn to interpret a lead sheet and use substitutions.
   ▶ Chord sheet
   
   
3. Altered Chords:
   Learn what alterations are and when you have to alter dominant chords. Harmonizing the altered scale, so you have a chord on each scale tone. Examples on how to integrate altered chords in a II V I progression. Examples for Comping, Rhythm Fills, Chord Melody, Chord Solos
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 5 Backing Tracks
   
   
4. Rhythm Comping Patterns:
   From basic jazz rhythm to rhythm combinations and breaks that work. Creating rhythmic contrasts and making it sound professional and sophisticated.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 5 Backing Tracks + Audio Performances
   
   
5. Rhythm Strumming & Freddie Green Style:
   Strumming through strings requires different techniques than using fingers or hybrid picking. Basic strumming rhythms and breaks. Freddie Green Swing style explained.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 5 Backing Tracks
   
   
6. 7th Chord Inversions:
   Drop 3 Voicings from the E-string are the most useful inversions – and they sound beautiful! You'll also learn how to apply them, with good voice leading, on an excerpt of “All The Things You Are”.
   ▶ Chord diagrams + Tab with song example + Guitar Pro Tabs
   
   
7. Ending Chords:
   Every song needs a nice ending. Learn the jazz specific ending chords, that make your songs memorable.
   ▶ Chord diagrams + Tab with song example + Guitar Pro Tabs
   
   
8. Autumn Leaves:
   With this songs you get the 2-5-1 chord progression, both in major and minor, under your fingers. And it's the most popular song in jazz history and therefore a must-know.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 4 Backing Tracks
   
   
9. Fly Me To The Moon:
   Another all time classic. Learn good voice leading and more ways to play 2-5-1 progressions.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 5 Backing Tracks
   
   
10. Misty:
    Your first ballad. You'll learn how to use soft strumming to master this legendary song
    ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
    

2. Chord Library Starter Pack:

1. Minor Chords:
   Learn all the Minor Chords with their tensions all over the fretboard in a systematic way. Applied to chord examples for comping, chord fills and chord melody
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 3 Backing Tracks
   
   
2. Dominant Chords (Mixo):
   All unaltered dominant chords (7,9,11,13) all over the fretboard. All of this is applied to a Jazz-Blues in C
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
3. Altered Chords:
   Everything that makes Jazz exciting. Create tension with these chords. Learn how to use them and applied to examples for comping, chord melody, chord fills and chord solos
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 5 Backing Tracks
   
   
4. Major Chords:
   Beautiful major chords all over the fretboard, explained in a systematic way. Then applied to examples for comping, chord fills, chord melody and chord soloing
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
5. II V I Chords - Good Voice Leading:Connect chords for the 251 chord progression (jazz cadence) with good voice leading. That means that each tone of a chord should lead smoothly into the next one. You'll learn examples for comping the melody and the soloist (which uses different chords)
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab
   
   
6. Half Diminished Chords:
   Half Diminished chords (m7b5) are part of the minor 251 cadence. Most people just know two of them. Let's change that. You'll also learn how to use these m7b5 chords over other chord types (substitutions), like altered chords or minor chords in a ii V i minor progression
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
7. Diminished Chords:
   Diminished chords are symmetrical chords. Most people don't know that there's also a pseudo symmetry in their tension chords. This creates many possibilities for awesome comping or chord solos.
   Diminished chords can also be substitutes for altered chords and we can create beautiful II V I progressions with them.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
8. Minor Chord Vamps:
   In a jam session situation we often have minor vamps. That means just one chord is being played and soloed over. Learn new sophisticated chords, like quartal voicings to turn this scenario into an exciting one.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 6 Backing Tracks
   
   

+ Bonus: Chord Type Interval Chart

3. Jazz-Blues Starter Pack:

1. 10 Jazz-Blues Licks You Must Know + Blues Blues in G:
   You'll learn to improvise over every chord of a Jazz Blues in G. At the end, it all comes together for a great Blues Solo in G.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab +16 (!) Backing Tracks +2 Audio Performances
   
   
2. Jazz-Blues Rhythm Comping in Bb:
   This one is a must-know for aspiring jazz players! A blues in Bb is called at every jazz session and it's fun to play. Here you'll learn all the jazz chords and rhythm comping needed to back up the soloist.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
3. Jazz-Blues in Bb Improvisation:
   This one complements the comping lesson. You'll learn how to solo over a Jazz-Blues in Bb. I've included the scale diagrams and the licks and at the end, it all comes together in a great solo.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Scale Diagrams + 5 Backing Tracks
   
   
4. Jazz-Blues in F Rhythm Comping:
   The second important key for Jazz-Bluesers is F. You'll learn the jazz chords and the rhythm comping to back up a soloist over a Jazz Blues in F.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
5. All Blues Rhythm Comping:
   The great Miles Davis tune "All Blues". This one is in 6/8 meter and is a very popular jazz standard. It's really easy to play and therefore a lot of fun.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Trackss
   
   

+ 10 Basic Jazz Guitar Chord Sheet (Bonus)

4. Bossa Nova Starter Pack:

1. Bossa Nova Patterns + O Barquinho:
   You'll learn the basic Bossa Nova patterns and how to correctly split them at bar changes. Then apply it to the song "O Barquinho / My Little Boat".
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 8 Backing Tracks
   
   
2. Girl From Ipanema - Chord Comping:
   This beauty is the entry into the jazz ballad realm. Lots of beautiful jazz chords here, that are woven into the melody.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
3. Girl From Ipanema - Chord Melody:
   Learn to play the chords and authentic Brazilian rhythm comping over the most popular Bossa Nova songs of all time
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
4. Black Orpheus - Chord Melody:
   This song also runs by the name "Manha De Carnaval" and was featured in the movie "Orpheu Negro". This one's so easy on the ears, you'll love it!
   ▶ STab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
5. Corcovado - Chord Melody:
   Another easy solo guitar arrangement that will impress your audience
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   

+ 10 Basic Jazz Guitar Chord Sheet (Bonus)

5. II V I (2 5 1) Starter Pack:

1. II V I Comping Chords - Good Voice Leading:
   Start with this lesson - it's important!
   This lesson teaches you how to connect chords in a more melodic way. This is also very important for jazz soloing because the same principles apply.
   You'll learn the difference between comping during the head (melody) and the solo. Applied to 8 examples altogether. From the E- and A-string, for head and for solo comping. This has you covered for every II-V-I situation.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab
   
   
2. II V I Major Licks:
   You'll learn to improvise over the 2 5 1 chord progression in major, in all 5 positions on the fretboard. You'll learn all 3 scales needed over the entire fretboard and then have a Bebop line over each position. In the accompanying video, you'll learn how to use the best musical tools to create great-sounding jazz lines.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Scale Diagrams, +2 Backing Tracks
   
   
3. II V I Minor Licks:
   The same as for the major licks, but in minor. The minor cadence is equally important. You'll learn all 3 scales needed over the entire fretboard and then have a Bebop line over each position. In the accompanying video, you'll learn how to use the best musical tools to create great-sounding jazz lines.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Scale Diagrams, +2 Backing Tracks
   
   
4. II V I Pentatonic Licks:
   You can achieve different/modern sounds when using pentatonic scales over a jazz cadence. Also, if you're a beginner you may want to start out with this lesson (after you've finished the Comping lesson).
   You'll learn how to mix Pentatonic scales and play over the entire fretboard and then have a jazz line over each of the 5 positions. You'll learn how to use the pentatonic in a jazzier way.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Scale Diagrams, +2 Backing Tracks
   
   
5. II V I - 6 Cool Chord Sets:
   These are more sophisticated chord sets and rhythms than the ones in the Comping Chords lesson. You'll also learn to comp from the D-string. We have all kinds of great-sounding jazz chords, alterations, and a lot of rhythm going on here. You'll be able to use these examples in every jazz standard. You can also use these for chord soloing!
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 6 Backing Tracks
   
   

+ 10 Basic Jazz Guitar Chord Sheet (Bonus)

6. Walking Bass Starter Pack:

1. Walking Bass - How To:
   You'll learn how to create your own Walking Bass lines and throw punch chords in between.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Audio Performances
   
   
2. Blues in Bb:
   The Dominant Blues in Bb is the most played song form and perfect for Walking Bass. This one starts from the E-string.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks + Audio Performance
   
   
3. Blues in F:
   This one starts from the A-string.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Audio Performances
   
   
4. Minor Blues:
   Blues in A minor with many ii v substitutions. This will also help you to play over any other jazz standard, because it has so many II V I progressions in it.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Audio Performances
   
   
5. Blues For Alice:
   This one is a Major Blues, aka Bird Blues. A very interesting chord progression from Charlie Parker.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + Audio Performances
   
   

+ 10 Basic Jazz Guitar Chord Sheet (Bonus)

7. Pentatonic Starter Pack:

1. Pentatonic Licks Over Minor Chords:
   You'll learn about Pentatonic Mixing and apply it to licks over every pattern, so the entire fretboard is covered. Every lick has assigned scale diagrams and chord diagrams.
   ▶ Tab with Licks, Scales and Chord Diagrams + Guitar Pro Tab + 4 Backing Tracks
   
   
2. Pentatonic Licks Over Major Chords:
   You'll learn the Major Pentatonic and Pentatonic Mixing and apply it to licks over every pattern, so the entire fretboard is covered. Every lick has assigned scale diagrams and chord diagrams.
   ▶ Tab with Licks, Scales and Chord Diagrams + Guitar Pro Tab + 4 Backing Tracks
   
   
3. Pentatonic Licks Over II V I in Major:
   Mastering the II V I Chord Progression is essential in Jazz. You'll learn which Pentatonic to use over each of the II V I chords and play entire lines / licks over the whole progression.
   ▶ Tab with Licks, Scales and Chord Diagrams + Guitar Pro Tab + 2 Backing Tracks
   
   
4. Pentatonic Licks Over II V I in Minor:
   The II V I in minor can be tricky. I'll show you what Pentatonic scales to use over the half- diminished chord, the altered chord and the minor chord. You'll learn whole lines / licks over the entire fretboard for each position. The sheet music has written notes on what scales are being used.
   ▶ Tab + Guitar Pro Tab + 3 Backing Tracks
   
   
5. Pentatonic Triads:
   You'll learn comping fills, chord solos and licks made from Pentatonic Triads and Pentatonic Scales. The entire fretboard will be covered systematically using all 5 positions.
   ▶ Tab (incl. scales and chord diagrams) + Guitar Pro Tab + 30 Audio (MIDI rendered) files of examples