Get Creative With Your Chord Voicings With These 8 Jazz Guitar Lessons
Any time you encounter a jazz standard, you're almost always dealing with at least one of 6 very common chord progressions. 2-5-1 major, 2-5-1 minor, 1-4-1, 1-6...
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5 Jazz Standard Soloing Guitar Lessons With Frank Vignola
Getting better as a guitar player often involves jamming and performing with other musicians. That is where a substantial amount of your growth happens naturall...
5 Free Jazz Blues Soloing Guitar Lessons from Frank Vignola
The most comprehensive way to improve your guitar playing is to perform with other musicians. In Frank Vignola’s Jazz Blues edition of Trading Solos, you get a ...
9 Free Jazz Chord Melody Guitar Lessons from Frank Vignola
Learning to perform chord melody compositions may seem like an elaborate ordeal. Memorizing hundreds of chord voicings and seemingly endless jazz theory can be ...
4 Jazz Guitar Turnarounds Every Guitarist Should Know
In Frank Vignola's 30 Jazz Turnarounds, he takes you through 30 different ways to play a turnaround using common jazz guitar progressions, such as a 1-6-2-5. Th...
Jazz Up Your Blues Playing with 8 Free Frank Vignola Guitar Lessons
Do you want to learn play jazz blues, or add in jazz to your blues playing like Larry Carlton or Robben Ford? By exposing yourself to jazz harmonies and melody,...
Tommy Emmanuel & Frank Vignola Release New Music Video for “Djangology”
Tommy Emmanuel and Frank Vignola, two long-time TrueFire Educators, have released a new music video for their track "Djangology" that also features Vinny Raniol...
Jazz Up Your Blues with These 4 Free Guitar Lessons from Frank Vignola
Blues gave birth to jazz, yet making the connection between the two might be hard for some players who aren't experienced in playing jazz harmonies and melodic ...
5 Smokin’ Jazz Guitar Licks You MUST Know
These 5 free guitar lessons are from Frank Vignola's 30 Smokin' Jazz Guitar Licks, which will stoke your vocabulary with very versatile licks, all of which are ...
90 Majorly Juicy Ways to Play a ii-V-I Progression
Eureka! If you play or are learning to play jazz guitar, you've just stumbled on a map to the motherlode. The 2-5-1 progression is to jazz what the 1-4-5 progre...
Fireside Chat: Frank Vignola
1. What qualities of the guitar attracted you more than other instruments? Do you play any other instruments? I loved the sound of Les Paul, Django and Jo...
The Four Step Plan to Better Jazz Guitar
There are things that every guitarist should know, and how to play jazz is one of them. While jazz guitar is notoriously challenging, Bruce Arnold shows the b...