Beyond Chord-Tone Soloing: A Pianistic Approach to Jazz Guitar Improvisation

Beyond Chord-Tone Soloing: A Pianistic Approach to Jazz Guitar Improvisation

Most guitarists learn to “outline chord tones” — a method borrowed from monophonic instruments. But jazz guitar is polyphonic. By thinking like a pianist, we can merge voicing and improvisation into one language. This article explores how four-part harmony, voice leading, and upper-structure triads can transform your playing forever.

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