u/doctor_schmee

I've really gotten into "Dixieland" jazz as I've been running through Louis Armstrong's discography to learn how he approaches solos. I am very interested in learning how to better comp as a rhythm guitarist. Does anyone have any suggestions on Dixieland comping (chord choices, voice leading, avoiding low E string, etc)? I'm not great at jazz comping other than simply clunking chords; I could never really learn how to successfully add movement.

Edit: I'm not buying a banjo. Tips for electric guitar are appreciated!

What happens if my forebearance ends before my new IDR is accepted? I submitted mine on July 1st and am still waiting to hear back. I really want to avoid being put on the standard repayment plan as this will significantly increase my monthly payment and I do not think it will count towards PSLF (my longterm goal).

What happens if my forebearance ends before my new IDR is accepted? I submitted mine on July 1st and am still waiting to hear back. I really want to avoid being put on the standard repayment plan as this will significantly increase my monthly payment and I do not think it will count towards PSLF (my longterm goal).