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Music the show notes. Now, on to today's episode. All right, what's going on? I'm Brent here from Learn Jazz Standards.

Welcome to another episode of the Learn Jazz Standards podcast.

I'm here answering your jazz and music questions five days a week to help you have more fun than ever playing music and to shorten the learning curve in your jazz journey.

Today, we have another great question from Ken, Bryan. Let's give this one a listen.

Hi, Brent. This is Ken Bryan from York, Pennsylvania. Do you have any resources on your

inner circle website or advice in general for a jazz guitarist who wishes to play in a performance setting as a solo performer,

such as a bar, restaurant, party, etc. Thank you.

That's a great question. I can share a little bit about some resources in our inner circle.

A little bit at the end here, but I love to give some advice here in general

about playing solo. And I suppose this applies for guitar and piano. And you could also learn something

too if you're a horn player or whatnot as well about doing this as well. Because I think some of

these things still kind of apply no matter what. But of course, most of the time when we're talking about

people playing solo performances, I think oftentimes it's the guitar players and the piano players.

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