Frank Potenza - Jazz Guitar Masterclass 1

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Description: In part one of this “learning jazz standards on guitar” masterclass, Frank Potenza gives you an in-depth look at that art of internalizing repertoire and jazz language. Frank takes you from start to finish using detailed melodic and harmonic analysis so that you can really get inside a tune. If you want to get past simply memorizing the changes, this masterclass series is for you!
* There is an accompanying PDF for this video which includes the embedded notation (Lead Sheet, Melodic Analysis, Harmonic Analysis, Guide Tone Chorus & Reharmonization Options). It can be purchased separately on our site.
Topics Covered: Jazz guitar, learning tunes, internalizing, avoiding the fakebooks/realbooks, learning on the gig, hearing yourself through the changes, ear training, transcribing, critical listening, alternate changes, verses, transposition, knowing the form, tags, intros and endings, the lyrics, “Indiana”, “Donna Lee”, melodic analysis, intervallic transitions, hearing intervals, singing, harmonic analysis, chord function, etc.
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Bravo !

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It is inappropriate for a great guitarist as mr frank potenza to say no music books on the gig. Perhaps he would like to retract that statement as I have enjoyed the great music of great jazz artist on band stands with sheet music and even jazz artists such as pat martino with written music they play from or just have for recollection purposes. There are millions of songs and I'm sure me potenza hasn't memorized them all.

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+Claudia Chavez This is just a teaser video of a full-length lesson series on how to learn/internalize standards so you may be taking it out of context. The full version is available at www.mymusicmasterclass.com/premiumvideos/learning-jazz-standards-on-guitar-frank-potenza-1/. Frank is referring to common standards that most people play, not specific arrangements that are written out for specific performances or recordings. And in the professional jazz world, the cats can get up to play these common standards without the help of real/fake books. That's what he's saying and that's why he created this series...so that musicians would understand his method of learning tunes.