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30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar

30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar

by Matt Warnock / Thursday, 13 August 2015 / Published in
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     eBook (Printable PDF) 171 pages | Tabs, Audio |

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Since launching in 2011, thousands of guitarists have become better players with the 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar eBook.
This updated 2015 edition features all new and exclusive jazz guitar lessons.
With this 30 day program, you too will reach your maximum jazz potential
No jazz guitar experience necessary.
To help any style of learner play jazz guitar, these lessons contain:

  • Guitar TAB
  • Standard Notation
  • Chord, Scale, and Arpeggio Diagrams
  • Mp3 Audio Examples
  • Backing Tracks
  • And more

Download a sample chapter with table of contents

 
These 30 lessons feature progressive exercises that lead you from day 1 all the way to playing full jazz standards.
Every concept is presented in an easy to understand format and is immediately applied to the guitar.

There’s no theory for the sake of learning theory; you apply every concept directly to the fretboard.

By focusing on direct application of jazz concepts, you see real growth each and every day.

There’s no need to put off becoming a better jazz guitarist any longer.
With the 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar eBook, you become the best jazz guitarist that you can be – today.

With the 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar eBook You Get

When you purchase this eBook, instantly delivered to your email address, you receive the following.

  • 30 Exclusive Jazz Guitar Lessons
  • 171 Page Printable PDF eBook
  • Over 100 Mp3 Audio Examples
  • Backing Tracks at Slow and Fast Tempos
  • 90 Musical Examples in TAB, Notation and Fretboard Diagrams

Learn to Play Jazz Guitar Today  

Learn The Skills You Need to Play Jazz Guitar Now

Have you ever felt that you couldn’t play jazz guitar until you learned every scale known to man?

But.
After learning how to play a ton of scales, and trying to solo over a standard, your lines sound nothing like jazz.

What if I told you that you don’t have to learn a million scales to solo like your favorite guitarist?

Would you be surprised to know that you can make even a minor pentatonic scale sound like bebop with the right vocabulary?

The lessons in this eBook teach you the skills needed to sound like jazz.
Not only that, you solo over jazz chord progressions right from day 1. You don’t have to put off playing tunes and sounding like jazz any longer.
In this eBook you learn:

  • How to turn scales and arpeggios into bebop phrases.
  • How to play jazz chords over ii V I changes and full tunes.
  • How to walk basslines on guitar.
  • How to jam on Summertime, Autumn Leaves and jazz blues.
  • And more essential jazz guitar skills

Buy 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar Now  

3 Method Books in 1

30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar leads you through each lesson in a progressive pathway, with 3 levels of difficulty for each lesson.

This means that this isn’t one eBook, but three eBooks wrapped up into one package.

After completing one pathway, you return to the start of the eBook and work your way through the next level of exercises.

With this approach, you benefit from these lessons for years to come.
All for less than the price of a single half-hour jazz guitar lesson.
Here’s a description of each level of exercises to see how any guitarist benefits from this eBook.

Stage 1 Pathway

The exercises in the Stage 1 pathway are designed to teach players that:

  • Have never played jazz guitar before.
  • Have played guitar, lessons or self taught, for 1 year or more.
  • Have explored technical elements such as barre chords and blues scales.
  • Have no or little understanding of music theory.
  • Have the desire to learn how to play jazz guitar.

Stage 2 Pathway

The middle pathway is written for guitarists that:

  • Have played jazz guitar for 1-6 months or more.
  • Have studied basic jazz chords, scales, and arpeggios.
  • Have some musical theory knowledge.
  • Have played through the Stage 1 pathway.
  • Have the goal of becoming a better jazz guitarist.

Stage 3 Pathway

The third level of exercises are designed to challenge players that:

  • Have played jazz guitar for at least 6 months.
  • Have studied intermediate jazz scales, chords, and arpeggios.
  • Have an understanding of key changes, modes, and chord extensions.
  • Have played through the Stage 1 and 2 pathways.
  • Have the ambition to push their playing to the next level.

Start Your Jazz Guitar Journey Today  

Reach Your Maximum Jazz Guitar Potential

The hardest part about teaching guitar is when a new student says:

I don’t believe I can ever play jazz guitar.

But. The best part about teaching guitar is when we work together, and a few months later that same student says:

Wow, I never thought I’d be able to play jazz guitar, but I’m doing it!

With 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar, you too will experience huge growth in your playing.

If you’re ready to take your playing to the next level, this eBook helps you achieve your maximum jazz guitar potential.
 
Become a Better Jazz Guitarist Today      

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19 Comments to “ 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar”

  1. Güray says :Reply
    November 8, 2015 at 12:20 pm

    I’ve been studying your priceless lessons for a while. I bought your book as a birthday gift to myself. I’m pretty sure that i’ll learn a lot of stuff from it. Thank you already. Warm regards from Turkey…

    1. Mansoor says :Reply
      January 3, 2019 at 7:33 pm

      Very good and essential

  2. Mark says :Reply
    October 23, 2015 at 7:49 pm

    Great material, well presented. Agree with the previous writer, in that doing everything thoroughly is more likely to take me 30 weekends than 30 days. Which suits me, since I am looking to learn, not looking for a quick fix. All in all good job, and thanks Matt.

  3. Albert. says :Reply
    October 23, 2015 at 11:07 am

    As an old jazz musician who’s spent a lifetime playing trombone the unaccountable desire to switch to guitar was a bit of a leap of faith. Not so with Matt’s 30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar. The benefits can be seen from page one with everything precise and fully understandable. Only up to day four but already my progress is obvious. A great tutor, would highly recommend it.

  4. Bokke says :Reply
    October 23, 2015 at 9:51 am

    Hi Matt, I like to thank you for the lessons I received so far, they’re very helpfull and though I’m a slow student I enjoy them a lot!

  5. Tom says :Reply
    October 23, 2015 at 12:04 am

    Insightful, thorough, and eminently useful. Three-tiered lessons make the material available to every level of player. As noted above, this eBook will last me much longer than 30 days. Well done, Matt.

  6. James Krasinski says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 11:36 pm

    Thank you, Matt for such an impressive and insightful E book. “30 Days to Better Jazz Guitar 2nd Edition”, is one of the best teaching guides for jazz guitar.

  7. Tesh Hadzikadunic says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 8:30 pm

    An absolutely brilliant book. It is well structured and lessons build in one another as you progress. It’s just the right amount of spoon feeding for my liking. I bought the first edition also but it was probably a little too advanced for me. I think this book addresses that as it builds very slowly and now with supporting backing tracks. There is far more than 30 days work here but it does lend a good structure to the lessons.
    I would thoroughly recommend it. The best bit is that if you get stuck you can always have a lesson with Matt. Something else I would thoroughly recommend!

  8. T George says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 7:55 pm

    I am having more fun and learning more than I ever imagined. These lessons are priceless for guitarists of any style.

  9. Mark Miller says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 7:19 pm

    Sure to provide the reader with years of first class study. You won’t be disappointed.

  10. Bob C says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 6:08 pm

    These lessons are really helping me to achieve a jazzy sound. They are progressive and sequential, building upon the previous lessons. They continue to stretch my boundaries of understanding and experience which forces me to play many chords and notes in different positions on the neck. All of this at a great price. This is a wonderful and economic learning tool that I’ll be using for a long time. Thank you.

  11. Iain Neilly says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 4:49 pm

    I bought this e-book a couple of years ago and I am still using it today. You will certainly become a better guitarist in 30 days but the content will last you a lifetime. While I am not a jazz guitarist per se, (how I wish)I play almost, exclusively in church and bought it to improve overall musicianship. It did all of that and more. I have been playing about 35 years and am self-taught. Oh how I wish this had been available back then. It would have saved years of wasted effort and chasing down blind alleys. The other thing is Matt just doesn’t take your money and run but offers continual support and sends several emails a week with free lessons and keeping you up to date. If there’s only one book you could buy for overall improvement, regardless of style (I’ll never be Grant Green or Joe Pass)then this is it. Great book and great guy. Buy it now, you won’t regret it (and it’s cheap, too).

  12. Lewis says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 4:45 pm

    I think it is a great book but just a tad bit unreasonable for working Adults. Truthfully I wish this book had come out while I was in my teens or 20’s; then I actually had the time (and mental capacity…LOL) to do it in 30 days. I actually think the title should be “30 Weekends to Better Jazz Guitar eBook” and that is the approach I am taking with it. All that being said, I do strongly recommended the book…

  13. Edward Ingram says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 4:38 pm

    Thirty days? I have been at this wonderful method for three months and am on day 11. I did scan through the whole ebook first then got down to work.
    Really I have improved my understanding and fingering

  14. Kent Schreiner says :Reply
    October 20, 2015 at 4:20 pm

    I’m part way through this “30 day” course and I’m very impressed. I was looking for a methodical approach to improving my knowledge and playing of jazz guitar and this fit my needs perfectly. Happily, it will take me quite a bit longer than 30 days to get through it all!

  15. Robert Peveler says :Reply
    September 29, 2015 at 9:02 pm

    This is a great course and works at many levels from beginner to moderately developed player. There is a lot here I have not seen elsewhere, and I have road-tested a lot! Great work.
    The only addition I would have loved to see would be an explation, in the phrasing section, on how best to tackle the “short” (i.e. half bar) chords in say a blues progression. All well and good to give extensive patterns etc, but there is not space in 2 beats even if you play sixteenths!
    But strongly recommended.

  16. Bart (NYC) says :Reply
    September 18, 2015 at 9:26 pm

    Just diving into the course after paying for a private lesson. (At a far greater price) So far (Days 1-2 down), I think I am getting more out of this than the time spent there. Having mostly self-taught, the lessons are helping me with practical applications in all areas (I peeked ahead for the other days) The backing tracks help keep me in time/rhythm (I tend to play alone) I cant wait to get deeper into the lessons and then apply what I learn(ed) in the Jazz Combo class I belong to here in NYC.

    I really like the 3 level approach as I am bordering somewhere between 2-3 depending on the topic (again I peeked ahead)

    I would definitely recommend making the purchase here.

    My “set list” went from essentially 0 songs from memory to 25 so I really need the information in this book to help me apply concepts in practice, instead of just “noodling” around.

    My Profile as a player:
    Learned guitar after college years
    Mostly self-taught after a handful of lessons back in the late 80’s
    Intermediate level at this point (due to life getting in the way)
    Recently getting back into playing regularly
    Joined a Jazz Combo group class so I play with others.

  17. Bob says :Reply
    September 8, 2015 at 2:52 pm

    I love this 30 lesson book. You are a very good communicator of musical terms. I’ve been taking it slow but that’s ok. Your lessons are very well structured and make it easy for review. Thanks again for a wonderful learning tool. This is a great resource for me that grew up on rock and blues without a lot of theory.

  18. Ken says :Reply
    September 5, 2015 at 4:40 am

    This is the best course for the serious guitarist .
    Only had it one day and yes I can see the difference already most well thought out and nicely laid out course . Please keep them coming we need this kind of teaching . Thank you a very satisfied customer Ken Andrews

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