Rhythm Guitar, Comping, and Lead Sheets

Being able to interpret lead sheets is a valuable skill for any guitar player to have, as it tests all aspects of your musicianship: improvisation, sight reading, and timing, to name a few. This is a preview from my free course Jazz Guitar Tips, Tricks and Licks, so be sure to sign up today if you haven't already!

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