Vol. 3 – Ticket To Improv

Price range: $19.95 through $29.95

Subject Lesson Songs:

  • 12 Bar Blues
  • All Blues
  • Watermelon Man
  • Bonus Jam over a Conti original, “The Rummy!”

Description

The time-tested and acknowledged pathway to become a skilled improvisor is to play your instrument at every jam session or other opportunity that becomes available. That’s exactly how the early greats learned their craft, simply by playing jazz, not wasting time talking about modes, scales or unimportant activities that prevented them from actually playing their instruments. As seen in 25 prior DVDs, the core success of the Robert Conti approach is his ability to teach the jazz language (improv) at the street level, where it actually began.

If you’re an entry level jazz guitarist such as a blues or rock player trying to make the crossover to jazz, Ticket To Improv will take you on one of most exciting and productive musical events of your life. Very soon, you will be impressing your friends with your new playing skills.

As in each of his learning products, once again, Conti delivers another ā€œMotherlode!ā€ How? By teaching you exactly how to start playing an arsenal of lines over the chord progressions to three ā€œmust knowā€ tunes that are played in every real life jam session. More importantly, after you learn the first three tunes, he will also teach you how to quickly begin reshaping those lines for usage in other tunes.

Volume 3 Subject Lesson Songs:

  • 12 Bar Blues
  • All Blues
  • Watermelon Man
  • Bonus Jam over a Conti original, “The Rummy!”

Ticket To Improv, Volume 3 Includes:

  • Printable PDF of lesson solos in notation & tablature
  • MIDI files of single note solos & rhythm sections

DVD Running Time: 4 Hours

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Wayne D Holt - Galveston, TX
Wayne D Holt - Galveston, TX
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Great material! It's balanced between enough explanatory text to make sense of what you're being asked to do, and simple, direct guidance on how to pull off the cool tension tones that add the zest to jazz changes.Robert could have made the materials more voluminous by going into endless fluff and...
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4 years ago
Julian Wilson - United Kingdom
Julian Wilson - United Kingdom
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Wow! - This stuff is getting better all the time! I can't believe how the barriers are falling - It's like Bob said: "All sorts of doors will open, and all sorts of lights will start to go on" - They are! My right hand fingers are pretty much automatic now, and my performance passable on almost 3 so...
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6 years ago
Jerry Martin - Florence, OR
Jerry Martin - Florence, OR
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I would like to once again tell you that Bob Conti is my guiding light, through the murky waters of guitar instruction out here, what a wonderful person to be so open and offer to us mere mortals out here in guitar land his talents! I listen to Jazz every day and of all the players and all the cours...
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6 years ago
Frank Whitehouse - Alton, NH
Frank Whitehouse - Alton, NH
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Never had time to learn guitar until now. So I bought the improv series (and the Conti guitar) about 6 months ago. It was a little tough at the begining. But like the man says "it's not rocket science.." Thank you Mr. Conti.. All it takes is a will to learn, and a lot of practice. It is a little eas...
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6 years ago
Arthur Wolford - Westerville, OH
Arthur Wolford - Westerville, OH
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For lack of a better word, Robert, you're awesome, thank you, I've been looking for material like this for a long time. I knew there had to be a different way, and this is it! As I am not getting any younger, in short, I am grateful you do what you do. Would like to meet you sometime. Best Wishes, A...
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6 years ago
Al Lombardo - Freehold, NJ
Al Lombardo - Freehold, NJ
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As a 57 yr old player for over 45 yrs, my guitar playing was STUCK in the middle of the 1970's rock era...PERIOD. While I absolutely love the chord melody style of playing I increasingly assumed it was completely out of my reach. I was so tired of the 1st position rock chords, I had simply reduced m...
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6 years ago
Julian Wilson - Northwich, UK
Julian Wilson - Northwich, UK
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There's an easy way to do anything. What you need is someone else who truly understands what's going on, and tells you first what you NEED to know, and not EVERYTHING you could know all at once. As we all know, Bob excels at this. I don't know how paint is made, but I still manage to do a good job p...
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6 years ago
Cliff Toca - Corona, CA
Cliff Toca - Corona, CA
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I agree, it is an amazing turn of the tables. I always explain it like this; learning jazz by studying theory is like putting a jigsaw puzzle together by measuring the radii of the pieces. Clearly the preferred way is to just look at the picture. Learning to PLAY jazz first is similar to just lookin...
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6 years ago
Maurice Mousseau - BC, Canada
Maurice Mousseau - BC, Canada
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You are giving me encouragement. Well done Dr.

6 years ago
Mark Rhodes - Lake Worth, FL
Mark Rhodes - Lake Worth, FL
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The Doctor is in the pocket!

6 years ago
Mark Rhodes - Lake Worth, FL
Mark Rhodes - Lake Worth, FL
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Starting on the "Watermelon Man" solo from TTI volume 3. Going back to "Precision Technique" and playing things faster and cleaner than I used to. About time, right? Geez, I think I've been a sucky / sloppy guitar player for longer than anyone ever has who actually got good. (And I'm actually gettin...
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8 years ago
Dave Ruggiero - Summit, NJ
Dave Ruggiero - Summit, NJ
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Dave Ruggiero demonstrates the results he obtained from the Ticket To Improv DVD series by Robert Conti.

11 years ago

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YouTube’s free lessons are fragments — designed to keep you watching, never quite getting there.
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One complete solo over A-Train, full length video and transcription included. Robert’s goal is your progress, not your attention.