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Shell Voicing for Guitar - Ultimate E-guide
Shell Voicing for Guitar - Ultimate E-guide
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Sometimes you might find yourself staring at a complex chord sheet and being at our wits end to discover that you have no clue how to play all these sophisticated extended chords.
Let’s be honest, it’s hard to learn all those different extended chord shapes for all those different chord types. This is the point that a shell voicing can provide a relief, because these shapes result in a minimalistic representation of any complex chord that is easy to play and to learn by heart.
The objective is that at the end of this e-book you will be able to play any Jazz standard or complex chord progression with a few simple shapes, no matter how sophisticated the chords might be. It will be your perk in playing Jazz or whatever song that contains complex extended chords.
Important to understand is that mastering shell voicings doesn’t mean that you are simplifying your playing—it means refining it. We build harmony from the inside out, with a minimalistic precision that results in flexible and tasteful comping or improvising.
Content pages: 15
Audio files: none
Book code: QJAM-CH-0014-0525
Level: 4 (of 8)
Book number:QJAM-CH-0014-0525
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I also have the more condensed and less expensive version of this book. But this book allows you to understand the "why", not just a memorization.
Prior to this book, I signed up for a Jazz band ensamble and was completely lost. And nary a guitar player would help with the chords. Im a guitar player and knew lots of chords, but not Jazz chords. After delving into this book, I can play almost any song now, impromptu, with shell voicings, and im holding my own. I refer all inquiries of this knew knowledge to your YouTube channel, books.
I did watch the shell voicing video alot of time to really understand.. its some work, but its pretty easy once you understand and practice. Took my playing in an entirely new direction. Well worth the $$$
You'd spend hours and lots more $$ getting this info from an in person guitar teacher...if they even know it.