Jazz on guitar
Jazz on guitar: the progressions ii-V-I and rhythm changes (A section) (I–vi–ii–V), each with audio on its own page. In gypsy jazz the acoustic guitar is the star, both the pumping rhythm and the fast lead; in mainstream swing it settles comfortably into the backing chords behind the soloist.
Sophistication meets freedom: jazz pairs rich harmony with improvisation, so the same song never sounds the same twice. Here you'll find the ii-V-I — best understood as the genre's most-used three-chord chain — and the A section of rhythm changes, a short cycle that underpins countless tunes.
Progressions
ii-V-I rhythm changes (A section)My Chords & Scales: Build the genre's repertoire: saving chords and scales to the Notebook is part of Pro · try it in Chord and Fret