Connect chords with Diminished 7 Arpeggios for Jazz Guitar

Unlock the mysteries of jazz guitar with the magic of diminished 7 arpeggios! In this practical lesson, we'll explore how to play these arpeggios, their fingerings, and why they are a must-know for any serious jazz musician. You'll discover an OH-SO-IMPORTANT way to learn & use this pivotal technique - a great way towards achieving those classic post-bop jazz sounds that, let's face it, sound simply awesome. You can even achieve that Barry Harris-esque voice leading sound that the whole world craves. Let's continue your journey from scales to improvising fluently through chord changes. This video is a jazz guitar lesson but is easily applicable to any melodic instrument. Diminished 7 arpeggios are not just a cool trick—they’re a powerful tool to connect chords and navigate complex jazz harmonies. By mastering these patterns, you'll gain a deeper understanding of jazz theory and improve your ability to improvise with confidence and creativity. The technique here is like a musical "Swiss Army Knife" - versatile, often exactly what you need, and always worth having in your toolkit. --------------------------------------------------------- USEFUL SUPPLEMENTARY VIDEO 'Transform your jazz blues solos with II-V-I licks video (includes interactive backing tracks for extra practice of the stuff in this video) 👉    • Transform Your Jazz Blues solos with II-V ...   --------------------------------------------------------- PDF DOWNLOADS Dim7 fingerings, patterns, and the II-V lines. Includes notation & TAB, 👉https://jazzworkshopaustralia.com.au/... --------------------------------------------------------- BACKING TRACKS Used in this video are courtesy ‪@guitareimprovisation‬ , who always makes excellents backing tracks. Used under Creative Commons. Perdido: 👉    • Perdido : Backing Track   Perdido, A-section only: 👉   • Perdido (A section) : Backing Track   Take The A Train: 👉    • Take the A train (140 bpm) : Backing track