If you sometimes find learning standards tricky, check out this article I published.Įven if you already know this tune, there should hopefully be material here that helps you develop your single and comping and chordal chops, so let’s get stuck in. This article breaks down the harmony and structure of Autumn Leaves and shows you how to create a chord melody, blow, and comp over the changes.
If you are new to jazz guitar, Autumn Leaves is a great tune to start with, but hopefully this article should be of interest to more experienced players too.
While everyone had good suggestions, the tune I got requested the most for was how to play Autumn Leaves on guitar.
AUTUMN LEAVES As recorded by Chet Atkins (From the 1968 Album SOLO FLIGHTS) Transcribed by David Simmons & Sergei Goidin Arranged by Chet Atkins 1 I T A B 44 Gtr I.Įarlier this week on my Facebook Page I mentioned that I was going to revive the tune study section of my website and asked readers what standard they would like to see a new article on. Guitar arrangement of popular Joseph Kosma standard jazz tune Autumn Leaves, written by Jazz Guitarist Ted Greene, in standard music notation for guitar, adaptated. Autumn Leaves - for Guitar - Download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online. B flat blues - you may wish to try this scale over autumn leaves, see what you think! Always try to buiid your solo, tell a story and make it go somewhere.
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