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The Magic Of Triads - Rhythm Edition with Jack Ruch (Brett Papa Online Course)
The Magic Of Triads - Rhythm Edition with Jack Ruch (Brett Papa Online Course)
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Description
Description
The Magic Of Triads - Rhythm Edition with Jack Ruch is a video guitar course from Nashville guitarist Jack Ruch that teaches you how to use triads to build stronger, more interesting rhythm guitar parts — including secondary guitar parts for funk, blues, and R&B.
What You'll Learn
This course is focused specifically on rhythm guitar through the lens of triads — small, moveable chord shapes that unlock a huge amount of rhythmic and harmonic flexibility. You'll learn how to use triads to build secondary guitar parts that complement a lead player or vocalist, with direct application to funk, blues, and R&B styles — the kind of parts that make a rhythm section sound bigger than the sum of its players.
About Jack Ruch
Jack Ruch is a Nashville hometown hero and one of the most soulful, melodic, and approachable guitar players and teachers around, respected by fellow Nashville players like Guthrie Trapp and Kirk Fletcher. His rhythm playing carries the same "no flash, all phrase" sensibility that defines his lead work.
What's Included
- Video lessons focused on triad-based rhythm guitar
- Secondary guitar part construction for funk, blues, and R&B
- Practical application exercises
- Mobile access via Kajabi app
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Who This Course Is For
- Rhythm guitarists who want more harmonic color than open chords or barre chords provide
- Guitarists playing in bands with another guitarist, needing a complementary part
- Funk, blues, and R&B players looking to tighten up their rhythm vocabulary
FAQ
What are triads, and why focus a whole course on them for rhythm guitar? Triads are small, three-note chord shapes that are highly moveable across the neck, making them ideal for building secondary rhythm parts that add color without cluttering a mix.
What genres does this course apply to? Funk, blues, and R&B, with techniques that carry over into most rhythm playing contexts.
Who teaches this course? Jack Ruch, a Nashville-based guitarist and teacher.
Description
Description
The Magic Of Triads - Rhythm Edition with Jack Ruch is a video guitar course from Nashville guitarist Jack Ruch that teaches you how to use triads to build stronger, more interesting rhythm guitar parts — including secondary guitar parts for funk, blues, and R&B.
What You'll Learn
This course is focused specifically on rhythm guitar through the lens of triads — small, moveable chord shapes that unlock a huge amount of rhythmic and harmonic flexibility. You'll learn how to use triads to build secondary guitar parts that complement a lead player or vocalist, with direct application to funk, blues, and R&B styles — the kind of parts that make a rhythm section sound bigger than the sum of its players.
About Jack Ruch
Jack Ruch is a Nashville hometown hero and one of the most soulful, melodic, and approachable guitar players and teachers around, respected by fellow Nashville players like Guthrie Trapp and Kirk Fletcher. His rhythm playing carries the same "no flash, all phrase" sensibility that defines his lead work.
What's Included
- Video lessons focused on triad-based rhythm guitar
- Secondary guitar part construction for funk, blues, and R&B
- Practical application exercises
- Mobile access via Kajabi app
- 30-day money-back guarantee
Who This Course Is For
- Rhythm guitarists who want more harmonic color than open chords or barre chords provide
- Guitarists playing in bands with another guitarist, needing a complementary part
- Funk, blues, and R&B players looking to tighten up their rhythm vocabulary
FAQ
What are triads, and why focus a whole course on them for rhythm guitar? Triads are small, three-note chord shapes that are highly moveable across the neck, making them ideal for building secondary rhythm parts that add color without cluttering a mix.
What genres does this course apply to? Funk, blues, and R&B, with techniques that carry over into most rhythm playing contexts.
Who teaches this course? Jack Ruch, a Nashville-based guitarist and teacher.