【爵士課堂】吉他：Ted Greene - Clinic at GIT，pt. 1

Ted Greene Clinica seminar at MI (GIT).C: Genius of Ted Greene takes you on a free-fall into the genius of JS Bach via 2, 3 and 4 note chords inside the context of Autumn Leaves. It's really some of the most beautiful guitar music I have ever heard. Perfect counterpoint for Jim Hall day.C: It seems a lot of folks are complaining that this video's too long and boring. I find it quite the opposite. It's intriguing introspective, full of useful information, and I wish we could get to see the part after the break!---Theodore "Ted" Greene (September 26, 1946 – July 23, 2005) was an American fingerstyle jazz guitarist, music columnist, and music educator active in Encino, California.While Greene is often regarded as a jazz musician, he played many musical styles. He was known to guitarists due to his role as a music educator, which included private teaching, seminars at the Guitar Institute of Technology, columns for Guitar Player magazine, and his series of instructional books on guitar harmony, chord melody and single-note soloing. A voracious reader of almost any book on music theory, especially from the 'Common Practice Period' (circa 1600-1900) he distilled very complex concepts regarding the structure of western music, and would write out more accessible versions for students to understand (handed out to students in the form of lesson "sheets"), often applying keyboard concepts to the guitar. For example, many transcriptions of the Chorals of J. S. Bach would be re-written for guitar, along with useful analysis applicable to any musical setting, such as jazz and other styles.