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How To Master Diminished Licks In Your Solos - Gypsy Jazz Guitar Secrets

Want help from me and a cool community of guitarists? Test Drive The New ‘Gypsy Jazz Transfusion Club’ For Free For 7-Days ► https://www.gypsyjazztransfusionclub.com "Learn How To Play Gypsy Jazz Guitar" In this series of video lessons I'm answering your questions about playing Gypsy Jazz Guitar. This weeks question comes from Buzz in California who asks "How do you use diminished harmony in your soloing?" A lot of players get confused when it comes to applying diminished chords or licks to their solos. Here's the deal, 1. Diminished harmony work over dominant 7th chords. 2. The basic 4 note diminished shape on the 2nd fret works for A7 3. You can slide this up and down every 3 frets and it works. 4. Use both the diminished chord and licks in the same way every three frets to ad great tension and spice to Dominant 7th chords. 5. Learn where every Dominant 7th chord has it's diminished shape on the neck. For eg. when playing over E7 use the diminished shape at the 12th fret and slide it down every 3 frets. 6. Don't over complicate it! 7. Start with just using the simple 4 note diminished shape over dominant 7th chords before applying licks. 8. Apply simple diminished licks. 9. have FUN! 10. Stop reading this and pick up the guitar!! It's all about learning and absorbing these little things that will go onto taking your playing to the next level. Have fun and please let me know if you have a question you'd like me to answer for you. Send your questions to - [email protected].