Dixieland Jazz
Dixieland Jazz was a popular form of Jazz that originated in New Orleans at the beginning of the last century. When the Saints Go Marching In is a popular Dixieland song.
The following example is a basic arrangement of the song that combines an alternating thumb bass line with the melody line.
The next version of When the Saints Go Marching In uses a variation on the alternating thumb bass line for each chord as well as playing more notes within each chord.
Class Sessions
1- Combining Chords and Runs
2- More Jazz Fingerpicking Styles
3- Advanced Picking Techniques
4- Jazz Chord Shapes
5- More Jazz Chord Shapes
6- INTRODUCTION
7- Single Note Runs
8- Basic Jazz Fingerpicking
9- Fingerpicking Technique
10- Fingerpicking a Melody
11- Traditional Jazz Styles
12- Scales
13- GLOSSARY OF MUSICAL TERMS
14- Octaves
15- Seven Flat Five
16- The Major Scale
17- Swing Rhythm
18- Alternating Thumb Style
19- Eleventh Chords
20- The Chromatic Scale
21- Arpeggio Style
22- Electronic Tuning
23- Bass Chord Style – Second Position
24- Playing Position
25- String Muting
26- Picking Four Notes Together
27- Seven Sharp Five
28- Right Hand – First Position
29- Hand Technique
30- Thumb Percussion
31- Staccato Chords
32- Dixieland Jazz
33- Tuning Your Guitar to the CD
34- Major Sixth Chords
35- Minor Seventh Chords
36- The Major Scale
37- Boogie Woogie
38- Using the Compact Disc
39- The Hammer-On
40- Minor Seven Flat Five
41- The Minor Scale
42- Picking the Strings
43- Left Hand Damping
44- Bass Chord Rhythms
45- Changing Chords
46- Thirteenth Chords
47- Thumb Percussion – Variation
48- Minor Ninth
49- Right Hand Damping
50- The Minor Pentatonic Scale
51- Chord Diagrams Used in This Book
52- Right Hand – Second Position
53- Major Seventh Chords
54- Ragtime Jazz
55- Omitting the Last Note Before a Chord Change
56- Diminished Chords
57- Jazz Chords – First Position
58- The Pull-Off
59- Scale Diagrams Used in This Book
60- The Major Pentatonic Scale
61- Lead-In Bass Notes
62- Alternative Bass Notes
63- Minor Sixth Chords
64- Seven Sharp Nine
65- Tablature
66- Lead-In Chords
67- Keys and Key Signatures
68- The Natural Minor Scale
69- Finger Roll
70- Tablature Symbols
71- Ninth Chords
72- The Slide
73- Relative Keys
74- Thirteen Flat Nine
75- Ghost Notes
76- Learning All the Keys
77- Thumb Slapping
78- Changing Right Hand Positions
79- Seven Sharp Five Flat Nine
80- Right Hand – Third Position
81- Major Six Add Nine
82- How Chords Are Formed
83- Right Hand – Fourth Position
84- Augmented Chords
85- More Scales and Patterns