Aebersold Aebersold J. - The II-V7-i Progression For Guitar
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Summary of This Method
Adapted by Cory Christiansen, this method revisits a classic dedicated to the "II/V7/I" progression and directly serves the jazz guitarist. Following the previous volumes, the content remains faithfully correlated to the original edition while clearly addressing guitarists: choice of fingerings, fretboard landmarks, and immediate application in typical musical situations.
You will find a progressive approach to understand and master the essential techniques used by great jazz guitarists to solo and comp over II/V7: melodic vocabulary, phrasing ideas, harmonic reflexes, and rhythmic placement. The goal is to transform a very common chord sequence into a natural playground, allowing you to confidently approach most standards from the Bebop era and the Great American Songbook.
Thanks to the trio accompaniments and demonstration tracks, you practice improvisation and accompaniment within a musical context, with a real group feel. The "bass and drums only" versions also allow you to vary sessions, test your own voicings, and develop your time feel, as if you were "sitting in" with a rhythm section.
Technical specifications
| Publication | Methods | ||
| Arranger | Cory Christiansen | Genre | Jazz Method |
| Instrumentation | Guitar | ||
Questions frequently asked
Does this jazz guitar method work on II-V-I progressions?
This method is designed for guitar and addresses the II/V7/I progression within the jazz context.
Is comping on II-V7 progressions covered?
Cory Christiansen's adaptation covers soloing and comping over II/V7 progressions. Fingerings, fretboard landmarks, and harmonic response exercises are provided for practical application.
Are backing tracks included?
Trio backing tracks and demonstration tracks allow for improvisation practice in a group setting. Versions with bass and drums only are also provided. These tracks are used to test various voicings and rhythmic placement.
Does this method help in playing Bebop standards?
The content is based on the II/V7 progression, common in standards from the Bebop era and the Great American Songbook. The melodic vocabulary and phrasing ideas target these harmonic situations.
Who adapted Aebersold J. - The II-V7-i Progression For Guitar?
The work is adapted by Cory Christiansen. Its content remains correlated with the original edition while being organized according to the specifics of the guitar fretboard.



