Rittor Music Guitar Perpetual Motion Training 2: Highly Effective Non-Stop Practice

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Absorb advanced jazz techniques with the ultimate exercise without rests! Perpetual motion is also called perpetual motion in classical music. An exercise filled with notes and no rests. This is a practice method that will help you develop the ability to play without stopping, which is necessary for you to stop and improvise whenever you want. As you continue to play, you will be able to master a variety of phrasing techniques. Your playing technique, ear, and concentration will also be improved, and you will be able to use more phrases. This book is one of the "Guitar Perpetual Motion Training" series, which has received high praise for its perspective and effectiveness. -The theme is various playing methods and styles essential for a contemporary approach, such as one-chord improvisation, modal, upper structure, minor conversion, and Coltrane changes. [CONTENTS] ■Part 1 Perpetual Motion Exercises Using One Chord ・Explanation of One Chord ◎Major chords (eighth notes, triplets, sixteenth notes) Minor chords (eighth notes, triplets, sixteenth notes) Dominant chords (eighth notes, triplets, sixteenth notes) ■Part 2 Perpetual Motion Exercise of Modes・Mode explanation ◎Mod Jazz Standard Progression ①?⑥ ■Part 3 Perpetual Motion Exercise of Minor Conversion・Explanation of minor conversions ◎Minor Conversion Perpetual Motion 1625 Progression 4 Patterns (in C, in F, in B♭, in G) ◎Minor conversion of standard progression ①?② ■Part 4 Upper structure perpetual motion exercise・Explanation of the upper structure ◎Upper Structure Perpetual Motion 1625 Progression 4 Patterns (in C, in F, in E♭, in A♭) ◎Standard progression upper structure ①?② ■Part 5 Coltrane Change Perpetual Motion Exercise・Explanation of Coltrane Change ◎ Coltrane Change Perpetual Motion 3 Tonic 4 Patterns (CA♭ E, BGE♭, B♭ G♭ D, AFD♭) ◎ Coltrane Change Classic Progression Perpetual Motion Show more