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Old 07-07-2011, 12:51 PM
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I'd recommend the book, the pdf hand out downloads that come with it are worth the price of the dvd alone. I recently re-watched it with my guitar on my lap and came up with all sorts of things to practice out of it.
Just got this today Jake (thank you Borders: slower than the Pony Express).

You're right on the money; I started watching it and then when I saw the various indicators on the screen of where the printed examples would be, stopped and went to print out the PDF. It's 27 pages of material. Great stuff. I love the fact that he uses examples of the Beatles and Led Zepplin for voice leading, not just always focusing on jazz. I'm going to have the guitar and the printout with me when I sit down to watch it again.

For $14 bucks with the shipping it can't be beat.
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Just to be sure are we talking about the "Modern Chords:Advanced Harmony" for guitar?
The thread title says "Modern Harmony", just making sure.
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Same book, I just messed up the book name
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Old 07-08-2011, 11:12 AM
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I just finished watching the DVD and following along with the printout. Now I have to start really working through it. Vic's treatment of the blues is one of the best things I've ever seen/heard on an instructional video. Unreal.

The book doesn't really cover the same things so if you get both, you'll have a great deal to work on. All sorts of great, inspirational approaches to playing.
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I recieved the All that jazz DVD. Great DVD, but where do i find the PDF downloads to the DVD. It didnt come with any booklet and I dont see anywhere on the DVD to access any PDF documents downloads. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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I recieved the All that jazz DVD. Great DVD, but where do i find the PDF downloads to the DVD. It didnt come with any booklet and I dont see anywhere on the DVD to access any PDF documents downloads. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
You have to put the DVD in the computer. I have Windows; I clicked the "Computer" icon and it shows what drives you have. Right click on the DVD drive and when the menu comes up, click "Explore". That's where you will find the PDF.
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Thanks pay now....found the PDF...man this is a wonderful Vid.
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Thanks pay now....found the PDF...man this is a wonderful Vid.
Glad to be of help; it took me a while to find it too. I think it's mentioned on the DVD box but in pretty small print.

Yeah, it is great. I'm really getting a lot out of it.
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Thanks guys, another thing for me to spend endless hours on.
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Guitar World released a DVD of Vic teaching called "Vic Juris: All That Jazz" back in October, 2010. I've seen some clips on their YouTube site and it looks awesome. It costs about 15 bucks and it's over 90 minutes long; Barnes/Noble and Amazon both have it but for some reason I couldn't find it on the Guitar World site. Like Jake says, the guy is hilarious and humble. I'm probably going to pull the trigger on this today. His tone is great and his presence as a teacher puts you at ease.

And man, some of the stuff in the chord book is so hard for me to grab! I may get tendonitis from some of them.
Thanks for the heads up, that looks great. I just pulled the triger myself.
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nice interesting and very informative post, thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for the heads up, that looks great. I just pulled the triger myself.
Frank, I think you will really get a great deal out of it. Congrats on getting better!

We should keep this thread going, as folks go through the DVD, we can try to help each other out with various aspects of it, or discuss them.
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I am thinking about getting it myself!
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I ordered the All That Jazz DVD after seeing some y-tube previews
Should be here in a couple days. Very much looking forward to it.
I had a private lesson with Corey Christiansen and play occasionally with a local guy that studies with Corey at Utah State. Both turned me on to Vic Juris. What a monster player.
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I ordered the All That Jazz DVD after seeing some y-tube previews
Should be here in a couple days. Very much looking forward to it.
I had a private lesson with Corey Christiansen and play occasionally with a local guy that studies with Corey at Utah State. Both turned me on to Vic Juris. What a monster player.
Yup. And that's high praise coming from Corey, who is also a monster with a lot of great instructional materials out. Doesn't he edit books for Mel Bay? I have a book of Clifford Brown style licks for guitar that I'm pretty sure he wrote/edited.
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Corey used to be one of the big cats at Mel Bay, but I do believe he's moved on from that and is focused on his gig with Utah. Corey is flat out burning, such a great player and seems to me like just a good all around Human being. The youtube videos he has with Fred Hamilton are a great little resource for people getting into Jazz guitar.
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Doesn't he edit books for Mel Bay?
He was very prolific at Mel Bay and a senior editor until 2007. Not sure he
is still doing that. He is very active teaching and is listed at Utah State and
Indiana University as an adjunct prof or some such thing.
Those that can do, and those that can't teach.....He and Vic are gifted at both.
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