Corey Christiansen
CC Modern Guitar
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Passing Chords
Intermediate, Advanced
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Learn how to use diminished passing chords to enrich your comping, solo guitar playing and improvisational skills.
Introduction
Passing chords are used to create tension and can give a greater sense of fluidity and motion to your playing. Mastery of these techniques will allow you to add a higher level of sophistication to your solo playing, comping, and improvisations. This is a concept that all the greats from Joe Pass to Wes Montgomery have mastered and now you can too!
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About the Author
Corey Christiansen
Corey has authored or co-authored over 70 method books and projects for Mel Bay Publications. He has written many articles for many of the major guitar magazines in North America and Downbeat Magazine. He has the developed The Modern Guitar Community, an online guitar-learning site. He currently is the music head at Education Advantage (an online accredited high school) and on the board of advisors for musiclessons.com. Corey currently teaches at Utah State University and has taught as an adjunct professor at the famed Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University (2008-2013), BYU-Idaho and is an outreach educator for Caleb Chapman Music. He is also an artist-in-residence at Atlanta Institute of Music (Atlanta, GA), and Broadway Music School (Denver, CO)
Appropriate for Abilities
intermediate, advanced
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Created
2015-10-14T21:38:14.0Z
Last Updated
2016-03-18T21:31:20.303Z - Version 1.2