How to Solo On Fast Chord Changes (For Jazz Guitar)

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Intro: 0:00

What is a Tadd Dameron Turnaround? 2:20
How To Use This Video 3:16

ex. 1 (Four Bars per Chord, 100bpm) 4:52
ex. 1 (Play-Along) 6:27
ex. 2 (Four Bars per Chord, 120bpm) 9:36
ex. 2 (Play-Along) 9:53
ex. 3 (2 Bars per Chord) 12:13
ex. 3 (Play-Along) 13:02
ex. 4 (One Bar Per Chord) 15:18
ex. 4 (Play-Along) 16:26
ex. 5 (1/2 Bar Per Chord) 18:50
ex. 5 (Play-Along) 20:10

Outro and Thank You 22:18

A few weeks ago we published a lesson titled "Soloing on Static Chords", all about what to do when you have to solo over long one-chord sections. But what happens in the opposite case - when you have a flurry of difficult chords to solo on in just 2-4 bars? ⏳

I'm sure we've all been surprised by progressions like this at a jam or while sight-reading a tune. This post will provide a step-by-step method to help you master those tough fast changes. Let's dive in!

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