Learn Jazz Guitar
I develop guitar players into musicians. My specialization is jazz although I work with and develop guitarists in every style. Subjects taught are technique, chord work and applications, improvisation, solo guitar, sight reading, ear training, theory, songwriting and development of performance repertoire and skills.
My methods are customized and drawn from an enormous background of teaching and performing experience.
Contact me at ChuckAnderson202@comcast.net for more information.
The Chuck Anderson Trio in Concert
Date: Saturday February 5th, 2011 8:00 PM
Click the picture for the direct ticket link.
Chaplin’s Music Cafe
66 N Main Street
Spring City, PA 19475
610 792 4110
http://www.chaplinsmusiccafe.com/
Ticket Link
http://www.chaplinsmusiccafe.com/apps/webstore/products/show/1821146
Make sure you get your tickets early. The venue is very cool but small. Also, there’s a discount for advance purchase.
Read MoreQuick Overview of The Institute of Guitar
Music Pursuing the Horizon
This book deals with abstract but very important concepts for the developing musician. It covers topics like coping with frustration, talent, progress, attitude and the evolution of a student into a player. This does not deal with your physical playing but with the things you can’t see or touch.
Unlocking the Guitar: Notes on the Neck
One of the biggest problems for guitar players – Guitar players historically do not know the names of the notes on the neck. I don’t mean the ability to figure out the notes. I mean stone cold knowing the notes – having a perfect mental picture of all of the notes and their names all over the instrument, This is a great 10 step approach to mastering the neck.
Two Jazz Guitar Legends Team Up – Free Download!
Jimmy Bruno and I have been working on a new original recording project. Our goal is to explore new musical territory with both the compositions and the instrumentation of each piece. Each track will find its own direction and require unique instrumentation. Don’t be surprised to hear a cello and oboe on one song and a funk bass on another. As I jokingly said, “It’s not like we’re putting a band together and going on the road”. We have the full resources of great musicians and a recording facility.
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