Introduction to jazz blues. In 10 steps (11 blues forms), you go from a very traditional and basic 3 chord blues to sophisticated jazz blues. Along the way, essential jazz concepts and techniques are introduced. The videos are supported by notation and TABS, and a guide to all of the lessons. Each lessons ends with a solo on video with animated fretboard and full notation. Each lesson has inspiring backing tracks.

To learn jazz guitar as a beginner you need to have some basic tools, like scales and chords. Learning the most basic scales and chords is a necessary first step before learning to improvise and play jazz. Here we start with the basics of chords and scales, what they are, how to play them, and how to use them. We will do musical exercises to practice the techniques, but also to understand why and how they are used.

Previously known as the 'Jazz Guitar Improvisation Exercises and Examples', this is a multi-level training program designed to get you started with true jazz improvisation, by practicing and playing, like a workout. It differs from other courses in that it relies less on video, but more on audio and very extensive notation (TABS and standard); but with explanation videos and fretboard videos as supporting material.

What is the quickest way to start improvising: play a scale over a backing loop and start playing with it. The course Playing With Loops is based on the concept of learning to play jazz by exercising over loops. Loops, chords, notation, example solos and extensive videos with explanations are provided to get you playing and improvising over loops.

An intermediate level course on many aspects of jazz guitar, by Hal Leonard author, Matt Otten. Four different kinds of tunes are used to discuss and demonstrate jazz chords, scales and improvisation, playing techniques etc. Multiple backing tracks are provided for practice.