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Anthony B.
02/21/26
Frank Vignola's Song Lesson: Black Orpheus
Frank is a great educator - down to earth, yet brilliant with the instrument. I enjoyed the lesson. I like how he will stop and talk about a specific detail that creates an aha moment. I will take more lessons from him.
Brad
05/10/25
Thank you!!!
Thanks for all of your great courses Frank, i always learn something new from your lessons!
Fabio
05/09/25
A must (not only for jazz players)
Frank Vignola is a wonderful jazz player and, as many before me as told, one of the best teachers you can find. I appreciate very much his lessons and courses, they are surely challanging sometimes (well. . . most of the time), but they are well paced, not rushed, extremely organized. Try, and you'll find yourself wanting more, because there's a lot to learn and he has a lot to teach. Not only for jazz players of every level, but for every player: for example his Modern Method or the excellent Inversion Excursion - how can someone not find them inspiring and helpful? Not to mention how helpful is his Jazz Standard Learning System, if you are a metal player wanting to broaden your horizons. . . he makes standards so much less scary :)
QA g.
12/14/24
Great instructor
I'm kind of new here, but I think Frank is a great teacher. Kind and patient
Brent (.
12/20/23
30 Class Beginners Jam Course with supplements - We Learn we're all beginners
Maybe 3 months ago I set out to clean up my knowledge and playing - so I picked out what looked likely. I did: 1. Fretboard Logic (illogic) 10 lessons 2. A major scale a day from Franks scattering of major scales 3. The 30 day beginners prep lessons What did I find? Do not be fooled in any way by the word beginner. At 70 years I have more than a bit behind me but man did I learn a lot and came out with about a dozen songs and a pile of misunderstandings solved. I now know and can play the songs and pieces (reasonably). Mostly though - I know what I'm doing and it isn't "noodle and hope". I am eternally grateful to Frank for his wisdom but I think as much as anything showing me here that I can tackle plenty of quite demanding pieces. I never really dreamed I could produce a reasonable version of What is This Thing Called Love for instance. I admit I worked fairly hard at it - but mainly really consistently - every day actually - but it's so rewarding it's worth it. I highly recommend some version of what I did. We are more than lucky to have a master who knows not just music but how humans can learn guitar. Just get humble and do it ! My profound thanks Frank. Brent (Trader46)
