Improvisation – An Interactive Approach – Rolly Brown

Rolly Brown – Improvisation – An Interactive Approach

Rolly Brown is a lifelong student of the guitar. Beginning in 1964, at age 15, he spent the next 16 years as a self-taught fingerstyle folk, blues, and ragtime guitarist. After winning the National Fingerpicking Championship in Winfield KS in 1980, Rolly got serious, and studied with several east coast jazz masters, including Joseph Federico and John Carlini. Starting in the mid-90s, he turned his attention to flatpicking, with an emphasis on swing and gypsy jazz. For the past 15 years, he has been a perennial favorite instructor at guitar seminars and camps, owing to his easy to understand, nuts and bolts approach to teaching the guitar. Rolly lives in rural Bucks County PA with his wife Janice and a couple Australian dogs, where he plays and teaches guitar, teaches T’ai Chi Ch’uan, and practices and teaches classical Chinese Acupuncture.

Rolly Brown leads you through an organized approach to improvisation on the guitar. Starting with “Rolly’s Rule”, the notion that your guitar should recall aspects of the human voice, the lesson takes an interactive approach to exploring several different genres of musical improv, with Rolly playing instructive examples of these styles, then playing rhythm while you work through the exercises. You’ll learn:

• THE ONE, TWO, AND THREE NOTE SOLOS

• SOLOING OVER BLUES PROGRESSIONS

• PLAYING OVER ARCHETYPAL MAJOR SCALE PROGRESSIONS

• HOW TO USE CHORD TONES AND PASSING TONES

• INTEGRATING MAJOR AND BLUES SCALES TO UNDERSTAND ALL 12 TONES

• UNDERSTANDING THE “BLUEGRASS MODE”

• SOLOING OVER JAZZ PROGRESSIONS

86 minutes • Tab/music PDF included

 

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