• Sliding Chords Along the Fingerboard
• Super Chops Guitar Method – Project #1
• Double-Stop Arpeggios
• Super Chops Guitar Method – Project #2
• Complementing an Existing Melody
• Super Chops Guitar Method – Project #3
• Chords from a Textural Point of View
Sliding Chords Along the Fingerboard
Take almost any basic open position chord and slide it along the neck. You'll get some cool new intervals through the open strings ringing around the chord structure.
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Super Chops Guitar Method - Project #1
The Super Chops practice method developed by Howard Roberts is explained so that guitarists can apply this method for increased skill and higher neck awareness.
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Two-notes are better than one. Arpeggios are mostly played one at a time, adding another note makes a rich lush sound occur in harmony.
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Super Chops Guitar Method - Project #2
The Super Chops practice method developed by Howard Roberts. In Project #2 we'll discusses the exercises in further detail explaining a typical practice session.
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Complementing an Existing Melody
When improvisation around an existing melody is necessary the melody can be used as a basis for improvising new lines.
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Super Chops Guitar Method - Project #3
The Super Chops practice method was developed by Howard Roberts. In Project #3, we'll discusses how to design a strategy to create your own Super Chops Study.
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Chords from a Textural Point of View
Chords have harmonic and rhythmic movement whether they stay in keys or not. By treating chords as if they were nothing more than objects, you have only the texture of one frame to another.
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