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Bebop Foundations

Build Ionian Bebop across seven positions, keep its flat-six passing tone melodic, and land steady eighth-note lines on functional major-key chord tones.

Each stage centers one musical target. Its activities stay grouped together so the course reads as a path through the fretboard, not a list of disconnected drills.

MechanicsScalesArpeggiosChordsProgressionsJams
Stages
7
Lessons
41
Targets
341
Bebop Foundations I6 Arpeggios in Position 1 P1 I6 Steps guitar fretboard preview.

Stage path

Ionian Bebop stays visible as the parent map while each stage shifts the harmonic target and adds the positions needed for that sound.

Establish Position 1 and align root-started eighth notes with the I6 chord tones.

5Tracks5Lessons14Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.

Add Position 3 and hear the flat-six passing tone resolve into the vi chord root.

6Tracks6Lessons27Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Connect the scale color to a short, playable harmonic resolution.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.

Add Position 5 and connect V7 guide tones to strong-beat I6 landings.

6Tracks6Lessons38Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Connect the scale color to a short, playable harmonic resolution.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.

Add Position 2 and carry steady eighth-note motion through ii7–V7–I6.

6Tracks6Lessons49Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Connect the scale color to a short, playable harmonic resolution.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.

Add Position 4 and phrase through IVmaj7–V7 before resolving to I6.

6Tracks6Lessons60Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Connect the scale color to a short, playable harmonic resolution.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.

Add Position 7 and resolve viiø7 tension without mistaking the passing tone for a chord degree.

6Tracks6Lessons71Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Connect the scale color to a short, playable harmonic resolution.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.

Add Position 6 and complete the map with iii7, vi7, ii7, and V7 turnarounds.

6Tracks6Lessons82Targets

Finger exercises to build strength, coordination, and clean fretting from the first session.

Keep steady eighth notes moving through the passing tone and land on the stage chord.

Isolate the application chord tones without changing the course's fixed lead map.

Connect the new position to its practical harmony.

Connect the scale color to a short, playable harmonic resolution.

Turn the scale, arpeggio, and chord work into short phrases over a groove.