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1 Day (5-hour) Live and Interactive Accompaniment Bootcamp Via Zoom - May 18, 10:00 AM New York, 3 PM London.
This session will be recorded and shared with you. You'll have it if you can't make it live.
Complete Recordings of 2021 4-day bootcamp: 90 lessons that cover ALL aspects of your accompaniment skills.
PLUS complete recording of 2022 1-day bootcamp.
You get instant access upon registration.
PDFs of all the material and etudes
The vast number of chords, inversions and voicings apparently required to play Gypsy AND Jazz music
The best methods to keep your rhythm consistent without drifting off the tempo and keep it steady throughout the entire song
The wonderful chords that lead right into the target chord using passing chords, substitutes and three-note voicings
How to really know the form of the song and stop going blank somewhere in the middle of the song when you don't have a lead sheet in front of you
Results! Skyrocket your accompaniment at your own pace
And... Bonuses:
Bonus #1: Guest Session with Bireli Lagrene
A special guest lesson with Bireli Lagrene. 52 minute interview to uncover Bireli's accompaniment style and his personal preferences
A $199 Value FREE!
Bonus #2: Harmony Course
Degrees of the Major and Minor Scales, Modal Interchange, Secondary Dom7, Sub V and harmonic analysis.
A $99 Value FREE!
Bonus #3: Theory course
Theory eBook #1 + Video Lessons: Chords and Intervals.
A $45 Value FREE!
Bonus #4: My Tip Collection
9 Additional mini lessons about Various Topics: Chord Melody, How to Practice with the Metronome, How to Master Musical Skills Faster, Tremolo and more...
A $350 Value FREE!
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Total Worth of Bonuses = $693
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The 1-Day-Bootcamp = $199
Accompaniment Bootcamp - Complete Curriculum
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1_Day_Accompaniment Bootcamp_May_2023_Part_I
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1_Day_Accompaniment Bootcamp_May_2023_Part_II_Edited
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1_Day_Accompaniment Bootcamp_May_2023_Part_III_Edited
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Rhythmic Exercises
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Accompaniment 1-Day Bootcamp October 2022 Part 1
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Accompaniment 1-Day Bootcamp October 2022 Part 2
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1.1 Sound
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1.2 + 1.3 Chord Vocabulary- Major and Minor Shapes
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1.4 Chord Troubleshooting
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1.5 Dom7 Chord Shapes
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1.6 The Role of the Dom7
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1.7 The Sub-Dom and the II-V
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1.8 The Secondary Dominant
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1.9 II-V-I in Major
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1.10 II-V-I in Minor
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1.11 Swing Gitan- Harmonic Analysis
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1.12 Half dim7 and dim7 Shapes
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1.13 Sweet Georgia Brown- Harmonic Analysis
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1.14 The Minor Scale's 5th Degree
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1.15 Minor Scales
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1.16 Paquito Harmonic Analysis and the Sub V (Tritone Substitute)
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1.17 Simple Turnaround - Root on the 6th and 5th String
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1.18 La Pompe - the 1st Downstroke
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1.19 La Pompe- The Quick Jump Up
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1.20 La Pompe - the Slap
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1.21 La Pompe - Two Downstrokes
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1.22 The Sound of the Slap
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1.23 How to Hold the Pick
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1.24 Alon's Take - How to Listen and How to Mute the Strings
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2.1 Classical vs Jazz Harmony
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2.2 I-V7-I
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2.3 I6 and V6 - the 1st Inversions in Classical Music
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2.4 I and V6
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2.5 The 7th Degree
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2.6 I6 and VII6
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2.7 1 to 3 and 3 to 5
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2.8 I - VII6 to I6
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2.9 I6 - VII6 to I
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2.10 How to Practice
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2.11 Gmajor - Connecting the 1st and 3rd Degrees
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2.12 G major - Connecting the 3rd and the 5th
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2.13 G with Passing Chords, 1 to 5
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2.14 Connecting the 5th and the 7th
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2.15 Review - Downstroke La Pompe
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2.16 Traditional La Pompe
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2.17 + 2.18 Student Questions about La Pompe
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2.19 G major Harmonized Scale
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2.20 G7 with Passing Chords on the 6th String
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2.21 G7 with Passing Chords on the 5th String
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2.22 G7 with Passing Chords on the 6th String
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2.23 Gm with Passing Chords on the 4th String
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2.24 Student questions
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2.25 Gm6 with passing chords on the 6th and 5th strings
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PDF - Jazz Passing Chords
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2.26 Student Reviews
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3.1 La Pompe Movements - Slow Demonstration
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3.2 How to Memorize Songs Easily
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Blues and the Turnaround - PDF
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3.3 Blues Chord Progression
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3.4 The Basic Turnaround
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3.5 Turnaround with Secondary Dominants
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3.6 Turnaround with the SubV (Tritone Substitute) #1
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3.7 Turnaround with the Secondary Dom7 and the SubV
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3.8 Secondary Dom7 and Sub V
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3.9 Optional Colors for the Sub V
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3.10 The Related II
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3.11 Review
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3.12 The Subdominant
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3.13 The IIIm substitute for the I
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3.14 Take it Easy
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3.15 Out of Nowhere
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3.16 How to Use Turnarounds
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3.17 Lady Be Good Chord Etude - A Part
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3.18 Sustain Variations with Passing Chords
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3.19 Lady Be Good Etude - The B-Part
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3.20 Lady Be Good Etude, Last A Part
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3.21 Lady Be Good Complete Etude
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Lady Be Good Basic - PDF
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Lady Be Good Etude, level 1 - PDF
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Lady Be Good Etude with Passing Chords, level 2 - PDF
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Drop II Chord
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4.1 Drop II Chords from the 5th String
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4.2 G7 Drop II Chords on the 4th String
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4.3 How I Use the Drop II Chords
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4.4 Scale Degrees and How to Choose the Right Chords
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4.5 Chromatic Passing Chords
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4.6 Rhythm Kick #1
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4.7 Rhythm Kick #2
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4.8 Rythm Kick #3 - Triplets
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4.9 Rhythm Kick #4 Triplets for Endings
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4.10 Rhythm Kicks - Review and How to Practice
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4.11 Bass and Chords - Swing Style
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4.12 Bass and Chords- Balkan Style
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Hora Martisolurui - Simple Bass and Chords Etude
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Hora Martisolurui - Advanced Bass and Chords Etude
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4.13 Hora Martisulurui Etude - Advanced, 1st A Part
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4.14 Hora Martisulurui Etude - Advanced, 2nd A Part
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4.15 Building Your Daily Practice Routine
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4.16 Bolero Rhythm Style
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4.17 Loosen Your Pick
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4.18 Bass Lines with a Bass Player
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4.19 Bossa Nova
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About this course
- $199.00
- 143 lessons
- 23.5 hours of video content