Joe Pass Guitar Style Workshop Page 2

Joe Pass Guitar Style

Workshop - Part 2:

Turnarounds, Substitutions & even more chords 😇

⚡ Working with the Joe Pass Guitar Style book 🎸

a 2-hour deep dive into chord progression, re-harmonizations and much more! — live on Zoom, with replay and PDF workbook

🎸 Join Live – 49 €

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What You’ll Learn

how to make use of the JOE PASS GUITAR STYLE book - we are working from page 4 to page 6 - and how to use it in real life :)

understand Joe Pass–style turnarounds (I–VI–II–V and more)
learn substitution patterns — what to play over 4 bars of Cmaj7 ( maybe not just one chord shape ??? )
connect chords smoothly using secondary dominants

after this webinar, you’ll be able to…

play and understand Joe Pass–style turnarounds
use chord progressions to bring movement and color into static chords
connect chords smoothly using secondary dominants
apply Joe Pass’s harmonic ideas to your own comping and solos

whether you’re comping behind a singer, playing solo guitar, or improvising over a progression — this session will help you get many fresh ideas! that you can apply in many situations !

🎸 Introducing:
Joe Pass Workshop – Part 2

Two hours of focused, musical learning that dives deep into the harmonic world of Joe Pass.

Perfect for intermediate to advanced jazz guitarists who want to understand and apply Joe Pass’s logic — not just copy shapes.

📅 Tuesday, 18 November | 07:00–09:00 CEST | Live on Zoom

🎧 Replay + PDF Workbook included

What’s Included in the Joe Pass Workshop

– Part 2

Turnarounds : I VI II V: From Classic to Creative

A turnaround isn’t just one formula — it’s a world of possibilities.
We’ll explore classic I–VI–II–V forms and beyond, and learn how Joe Pass re-harmonized these patterns to create flow and surprise.

Substitute Patterns

what do you play when harmony stands still?
it´s not always about rhythmic patterns ( also that´s important too ) but it´s about having some ideas up your sleeve that can make all the difference :)

Connecting Chords Smoothly

let´s check out the magic secondary dominants. they are so helpful in creating forward motion, be it in your lines or your chords.

Applying It To Jazz Standards

to me this is the most fun part! let´s grab a jazz standard and look how we can apply the stuff we learned so far. because that´s what i all comes down to! making music and having some great ideas.

This Workshop Is For You If…

you love Joe Pass ( or jazz theory in general ) and want to understand his harmonic approach
you already know basic jazz chords and want to go deeper
you’ve played “turnarounds” before but are bored by always playing the same chords
you feel stuck comping over long static chords (like 4 bars of Cmaj7)
you want to connect chords smoothly and you want to finally understand secondary dominants
you enjoy learning through real playing, not just theory

YES, I WANT IN!

I'm Tina Jäckel

I’m a guitarist and educator with a deep love for jazz harmony — and especially for the sound and logic of Joe Pass. ( and beyond)

After years of studying and performing, I founded the Jazz Guitar Coffee Club, a space for players who want to grow musically, share ideas, and stay inspired.

My goal is simple: to help guitarists , challenge themsevves and to grow into independent players who know what they are doing :) PLUS :and basically never give up.

In this workshop, I’ll guide you step-by-step through Joe Pass’s Guitar Style ( p.4-6) — showing you how to understand the chords, apply them musically, and make them your own.

What ( Other )Guitarists Say About My Teaching:

💬 “Thank you so much! YouTube recommended me other videos on this concept, but they were hard to understand — you make it perfectly clear!!!”
— @foksly

💬 “Is it really that easy??? Wow!! You made it extremely clear and the application was really useful!”
— @Ice-dy6fi

"💬 “This video is incredible — thank you so much for the class!”
— @alvarorojas225

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Joe Pass Workshop – Part 2: Turnarounds, Substitutions & Smooth Chord Connections