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Duck Baker – Fingerstyle Jazz Guitar: Swing To Bop

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A remarkable trilogy from Duck Baker on the art of fingerstyle jazz guitar. Music and tab for the tunes are included with split-screen-filmed video. Recommended for intermediate players.

“This is a remarkable trilogy of videos from Duck Baker on the art of fingerstyle jazz guitar. Melody Maker describes Baker as: ’the kind of guy you instinctively feel should be internationally declared as some kind of innovator’s master, not only for his sheer technique as an indisputable guitar virtuoso, but for his free-ranging spirit.’ The origins of that opinion are clearly evident in these videos, as Baker brings his magnificent guitar work and expansive knowledge of guitar to life. More important than that virtuosity, however, is his ability to teach and explain his arrangements and ideas. Produced by Stefan Grossman, music and tab for the tunes is included with the split-screen-filmed video which allows for simultaneous up-close viewing of left and right hand movements. I highly recommend these to intermediate level players. There is something very special about Baker that pervades all of his work. Some artists are truly exquisite musicians who inspire, but they also intimidate other players. Baker takes a tune like Take the A Train and convinces you that it was a guitar tune arranged for a big band. Here is someone whose work is genuinely inspiring and he presents it in a manner that puts it just within your reach — if you want to work at it.”

Sing Out!

The focus of this lesson is the teaching of a variety of great swing and bop tunes and the techniques needed to play them. All the songs are well known standards, and their arrangements demonstrate various ways to approach this material for solo fingerstyle guitar.

Titles include: Back Home in Indiana, Up a Lazy River, Liza, Summertime, Take the A Train and Stompin’ at the Savoy.