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Old 07-27-2011, 07:18 AM
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Hey Everyone,
John Horne, great Ohio jazz guitarist, recently sent me a few musical examples that came to mind after he checked out my article on Jim Hall Diminished Voicings.

Here's John's article with a cool altered dominant chord scale inspired by Jim's diminished voicings.

Check it out, thanks!

Jim Hall Inspired Altered Dominant Chord Scale | MattWarnockGuitar.com
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Old 07-27-2011, 07:30 AM
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Excellent!!! Thanx Matt. Going now.

BTW, What part of Ohio is John from?
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Old 07-27-2011, 07:36 AM
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he's from athens, check out his site

John Horne Guitar Studio Quality guitar performance, guitar lessons and more. Live from Athens Ohio
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Thanks so much for these lessons Matt. I'm going through a big Jim Hall phase right now (don't know what took me so long!) and appreciate any insights into his comping style.
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cool man, glad you dug the article! Check out my other diminished voicing article that talks about Jim's favorite diminished chord, you'll dig it.

Jazz Guitar Chords: Jim Hall Diminished Voicings | MattWarnockGuitar.com
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Great lesson Matt. My Guitar solo's never end up being as sparse as Jim's can be (he leaves a lot of space) but I find his style interesting. His interpretation of "Round Midnight" that was posted on this forum recently was downright sublime.
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