Mind Expanding Triad Trip with Ant Law

Sound Like Today’s Top Players with Elegant Triad-Based Lines!
Small Shapes, Big Sounds: Unlock Your Modern Jazz Voice!

Course Description

Tired of running the same scales up and down the neck, hoping something interesting comes out?

There’s a better way, and it’s simpler than you think.

Ant Law, hailed by The Guardian as “an innovator” and one of the UK’s most respected contemporary jazz guitarists, shows you the approach behind his sophisticated, modern sound: triads.

While most players are grinding through seven-note scales trying to “cover the changes,” contemporary artists like Ant are using simple three-note triads to create lines that sound spacious, intentional, and unmistakably fresh.

You’ll explore spread triads that span the fretboard with unexpected intervals, altered triads that add color without confusion, triad pairs that create that compelling “inside-outside” sound you hear on modern recordings, and intervallic approaches that make your solos sound composed instead of computed.

Ant breaks down each concept with clear examples over standard progressions and modal vamps. No abstract theory, just practical vocabulary you can use immediately.

The best part? You already know triads. Now you’ll discover what they can really do when you stop thinking of them as beginner chords and start hearing them as the building blocks of modern jazz language.

If you want improvisation that sounds intentional and contemporary, not like you’re recycling the next pattern from a book you bought in 1987, this course will change how you hear the fretboard.

What You’ll Learn

• Understand how triads can transform your melodic language
• Build modern improvisation ideas using spread triads and wide intervals
• Learn how to form altered-sounding licks using triad-based approaches
• Explore triad pairs to create exciting two-chord melodic tension
• Develop creative licks inspired by modern players like Ant Law
• Strengthen harmonic awareness through listening and guided studies
• Apply triad concepts across jazz, fusion, modal, and contemporary styles
• Build confidence applying triads musically in real improvisation settings

Who This Course Is For

• Guitarists wanting to break out of scale-based improvising
• Players interested in modern jazz, fusion, or contemporary improvisation
• Students looking to add fresh sounds inspired by artists like Ant Law
• Improvisers who want more intervallic, spacious melodic ideas
• Musicians ready to explore triad-based approaches in a structured, musical way