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- Swing CompingLEVEL 3Five swing comping patterns in Freddy Green style, featuring several techniques to approach to this style.
- Soul CompingLEVEL 3In this lesson I will share with you some ideas & techniques to create some nice Soul/R&B guitar parts. So we'll take a look at triads, chords inversions, double stops and much more to make it interesting!
- Blues CompingLEVEL 6Various famous blues comping ideas used by blues greats everywhere.
- Jazz Blues CompingLEVEL 5Learn some tasty Jazz chords to spice up your blues comping
- Blues CompingLEVEL 3How to effectively comp a blues with just two notes.
- Jazz Comping (Rhythm Changes)LEVEL 3In this part you'll see the first eight measures of the rhythm changes.
- Jazz Comping (Jazz/Blues)LEVEL 3In this lesson we will explore the world of the Jazz Comping.
- Latin CompingLEVEL 4A Latin Jazz short tune which uses extended and altered chords.
- Mixolydian & TriadsLEVEL 4Spice up your phrasing with the mixolydian mode and the related diatonic triads and get between Blues and Fusion.
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myhandyman11th December 2014i will remember, remind myself triads are easier and the high is the lead melody..ty
Stephane Lucarelli29th September 2009Thanks Marcus!
Marcus Siepen26th September 2009sounds great
- Stephane Lucarelli27th August 2009
Thanks Janos!
Janos Kallai26th August 2009Very useful lesson!
- Stephane Lucarelli25th August 2009
Thanks Piotr!
Piotr Kaczor23rd August 2009Great tone, BT and very tasty playing!
- Stephane Lucarelli22nd August 2009
Thanks Vasilije!
Vasilije Vukmirovic22nd August 2009Nice theme!
- Stephane Lucarelli21st August 2009
Thanks guys!
Shime21st August 2009So fresh, so simple, so funky. I definitely have to learn this and check out your other lessons!
Aleksander Sukovic20th August 2009Nice theme! U could make a cool song from that
coffeeman20th August 2009beautiful as always!
Laszlo Boross19th August 2009Very nice funky lesson Stephane!
- Stephane Lucarelli19th August 2009
Thanks guys!
I"m really happy you appreciate this lesson.
Sometimes simple things are "just efficient" - remember
1 - rhythm
2 - melody
3 - harmony
4 .....
NoSkill19th August 2009Stephane! Awesome man! This is just the kind of thing that everyone should work on. Really an awesome lesson!
Ivan Milenkovic19th August 2009Very cool funky piece man, great!
- TheOldOnes19th August 2009
I see alot of club players playing with these and I have always wondered how they get such clear articulation. This is a very straightforward and nice and will be a significant addition to one's repertoire.
- seanw19th August 2009
thanks stephane
i really needed a lesson like this
and those tabs at bottom on every page really help me identify whats going on with the theory
thanks 
Bogdan Radovic19th August 2009This is so funky!
Muris Varajic19th August 2009Groovy!!!
Sensible Jones19th August 2009Great stuff Stephane!! Very useful!! Bookmarked!!!
- Stephane Lucarelli19th August 2009
Thanks Jerry!
This is a lesson I need. It is very useful
Thanks man, glad you find it useful. 
Sinisa Cekic19th August 2009Useful lesson indeed, well done !
playaxeman19th August 2009Stephane,
This is a lesson I need. It is very useful
Jerry Arcidiacono19th August 2009Yeah, funky triads
Great lesson and groove Stephane.- Stephane Lucarelli19th August 2009
Thanks guys!
And yes, sometimes less is more! 
Emir Hot19th August 2009Great lesson Stephane. Every guitarist should learn to play this stuff. Always great for jamming
Toni Suominen19th August 2009Very useful lesson Stephane!
Kristofer Dahl19th August 2009Less is more! This is so fresh and cool - thanks Stephane.
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Triads are very useful and ideal for comping - easy to finger, for chordal enrichmentand great to create some melodic movement in your comping.
Remember, the melody comes from the higher note of your chord/triad.
In this lesson we gonna use 3 Major triads from the C Major scale : C , F and G triad.
The backing track contains 2 chords : D- and G7.Have fun!Stephane
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